London plays host to the now famous South West Four Festival, a festival DJing legend Carl Cox has referred to as ‘the crowning glory’ of the capital‘s clubbing calendar. August Bank Holiday weekend is all about Clapham Common, where the world’s greatest electronic and dance music producers descend on South West London.
Previous years have boasted world class DJs such as Sasha, Fatboy Slim, Arman Van Buuren and Dizzie Rascal as headline acts. This year is no different.
Carrying forward the hype and hysteria that South West Four has created in the past, this years edition is guaranteed to be an unforgettable festival experience. This landmark occasion will be celebrated with the biggest lineup South West Four has ever showcased, jam packed exclusive DJ sets, ridiculous live shows, and exclusive back-to-backs.
The festival is fully accessible to wheelchair users. Please note though that being situated on a green field site it is basically parkland and maneuverability is limited as such. The ground is notoriously hard but, of course, dependent on weather conditions.
Each of the main toilet blocks in the festival include disabled toilets, as will the disabled person's viewing platform.
This disabled person's viewing platform is for the Main Stage and will provide a great sight line above the crowd to see the acts on stage.
There will be a fully equipped medics tent located on site throughout the event.
If you have any enquiries regarding disabled access and facilities at the festival, please contact enquiries@locknloadevents.com
Travelling to/from the festival
By Tube
The nearest London Underground tube station is Clapham Common on the Northern Line (Zone 2).
By Train
The nearest British Rail station is Clapham High Street. Trains run to and from London Victoria or London Bridge
From relatively humble beginnings as a one day festival as part of the Metro Weekender, South West Four has since grown to become a massive two day festival in the heart of the capital. The festival has a habit of attracting the biggest DJing names in dance music, with legends like Carl Cox and Sasha making regular appearances.
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