More Headline Acts Announced for Together Winter Music Festival!

John Digweed, Simian Mobile Disco and Sander Van Doorn are amongst the acts set to join Eric Prydz at London's Alexander Palace on November 26th.

Headlining the Together Winter Music Festival with his final EPIC show in the UK this year, Eric Prydz will be bringing with him all the best bits of his mind blowing Brixton Academy and Global Gathering shows from earlier this year.

Joining Eric will be a further thirty acts across four stages, at what's set to be the UK's biggest dance music all nighter this year. 

The next wave of headliners has just been announced, and already reads like a who's who of the dance music spectrum. 

First up is John Digweed. Over the years he and his Bedrock label have created and maintained a benchmark for DJs and producers whilst launching the careers of numerous others. His tour diary spans all four corners of the globe, whilst his productions on labels such as Renaissance, Global Underground, Northern Exposure, Communicate and his own Bedrock imprint have emphasised his position as one of the best producers on the planet. 

Also joining the party are Simian Mobile Disco; one of the most successful electronic music acts around today. Early singles such as ‘The Mighty Atom’, ‘The Count’ and Kitsuné hit ‘Hustler’ led to a 2007 debut album ‘Attack Decay Sustain Release’ on Wichita Recordings. The record was their breakthrough, adding tracks like ‘It's the Beat’, ‘Tits and Acid’ and ‘I Believe’ to their discography. Now recognised by Mixmag as the heir to The Chemical Brothers' throne, Simian Mobile Disco are widely known for their stunning live shows, with a residency for We Love at Space Ibiza and performances at the world’s leading festivals.

Sander van Doorn has cranked out more dance floor destroyers, sold-out gigs, number one records, and awards than most artists do in a lifetime. With the help of hits like ‘Grasshopper’, ‘Punk’d’, ‘Riff’ and ‘Love is Darkness’ and massive collaborations and remixes of The Killers, Sia, Robbie Williams and Depeche Mode, Sander shrugged off the confines of genre typecasting a long time ago. With a tour diary that sees the superstar play to more than a million fans each year, there’s no doubt that Sander van Doorn is one of dance music’s favourite sons. 

Also announced to appear at the Together Winter Music Festival are dance pioneer Vitalic, the mystery shrouded remixer and producer Fake Blood, four piece electronic act Fenech Soler and up and coming house and techno star Maya Jane-Coles.

Nearly half of the tickets for this huge event have already been sold, with more than 20 acts yet to be announced. It doesn't take a genius to work out what that means. Get. Yours. Now. 

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