THE line up for this year’s Bradford Dance Festival has been revealed, with big names topping the billing for the music event.
Following on from the success of 2021’s inaugural event, the festival returns to Odsal Stadium on Saturday, June 4, for a day of floorfillers and anthems with some of the biggest names in UK dance music.
Topping the bill on the main stage is Leeds DJ Tom Zanetti, who in recent years has had hits appear in the UK Top 40 and even made appearances on TV series’ Made in Chelsea and Celebs Go Dating, and also had a fling with Katie Price.
He’s best known for tracks ‘You Want Me’ and ‘Didn’t Know’, which charted at 22nd and 14th in the UK Official Charts, respectively.
Other well-known tunes include Flight Mode, Darlin’, ‘More and More’ and ‘Funky Town’.
Other big names on the bill for the main stage include Majestic, Silky, Jamie Duggan, Danny T, Alex Simmons and Danny Bond.
Bradford talent such as Scorpz and Fraz & Molegrip will also perform at the event, which, alongside the Main Stage, has two further arenas and a VIP section, and an afterparty will be held on-site by The Boilerhouse.
A funfair will also be at the festival along with food and drink stands, with the event running from 1pm to 10.30pm, and the afterparty finishing at 2am.
The two arenas look set to be contained in igloo-style domes while the main stage will face the Rooley Avenue banked stand in Odsal with ravers enjoying the music on the track surrounding the Odsal pitch.
Tickets for the event, priced at £35 are currently on sale, with VIP tickets up for grabs at £47.50 and VVIP tickets for a private box for up to 10 people priced at £900. Group tickets are also available at £90 for four people.
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