This Week's Parties in Ibiza (Sept 26 - Oct 2)

CamelPhat

Pacha Ibiza

CAMELPHAT Week 17

Camelphat

Hï Ibiza

The Martinez Brothers Week 12

The Martinez Brothers

Cova Santa

Storytellers Week 9

Storytellers

Kölsch

Bender Mode Activated: ARC After Dark Party Series

The Martinez Brothers Week 3

This Week's Parties in Ibiza (June 6 - June 12)

Amnesia Ibiza

Horizon Presents Mathame NEO/EXHALE

Mathame Presents NEO

Amelie Lens

Ushuaïa Ibiza

ANTS Week 4

ANTS

Adam Beyer

Jaden Thompson

Hï Ibiza 2024 Residencies

A Legacy of Grooves: Top Five Sets by The Martinez Brothers

Rooted in New York: The Martinez Brothers, Their Dad, and Paradise Garage

Lee Foss Has an Ear for a Good Song

5 Of The Best Tracks Heard At Decibel Open-Air Festival

Paul Kalkbrenner

Camelphat Closing Party

528 Ibiza

El Cielo by Pacha Closing Party | ANOTR present No Art

ANOTR

Playa Soleil Ibiza

Palmarama with The Martinez Brothers

Palmarama

How POPOF Grew Form Music into an Expansive and Forward-Thinking Label

This Week In Ibiza (Aug 11 - Aug 17)

Eric Prydz presents HOLO

Eric Prydz [CELL]

United States

deep disco house

house

minimal tech house

minimal techno

Netherlands

dutch tech house

United Kingdom

uk house

TSHA

acid house

canadian electronic

detroit techno

microhouse

techno

Richie Hawtin

Sweden

dark techno

raw techno

schranz

swedish electronic

swedish techno

Belgium

acid techno

belgian techno

electra

KILIMANJARO

Denmark

danish electronic

danish techno

deep euro house

melodic techno

Benin

afro house

AMÉMÉ

deep tech house

progressive house

uk dance

Italy

italian tech house

melodic house

Fideles

Hot Since 82

Joris Voorn

Germany

electronica

german techno

leipzig electronic

ambient techno

float house

future garage

intelligent dance music

shiver pop

Daniel Avery

FJAAK

Australia

australian experimental

HAAi

afrofuturism

Jeff Mills

Juliet Fox

jazz house

Barry Can't Swim

The Blessed Madonna

garage house

Honey Dijon

Eliza Rose

ukg revival

salute

Craig Richards

Christian AB

Taking place Friday July 26 to Sunday 28 at London’s Boston Manor Park, London's renowned underground festival, 

 is back for its biggest and best edition yet.

Since its establishment in 2016, Junction 2 has undergone significant growth from its modest origins. The event, managed by the highly successful 

, has evolved into a colossal phenomenon, with the upcoming 2024 edition poised to be its most substantial yet.

Operated by LWE, a prominent events company, Junction 2 has successfully translated London's distinctive, rich club culture into an open-air, multi-stage setting, earning global recognition within the electronic music community. The festival's innovative nature is evident in its expansion, surpassing initial expectations by more than doubling in size since its inception as a single stage in 2016.

Nestled amidst a labyrinth of greenery and the opposing M4 Motorway bridge of South London’s Boston Manor Park, Junction 2 offers a one-of-a-kind location unparalleled by other festivals. As the festival transitions to a new three-day format, exciting developments are anticipated. 

Friday will spotlight the melodic and ethereal facets of house and techno, Saturday will pay homage to the dark and heavy techno sound that forms its foundation, and Sunday will embrace playful eclecticism rooted in disco and house.

Artists you can expect to see on the first day of the three day event include the likes of 

. Saturday boasts headline performances from 

and more. There are simply too many names to highlight.

Since launching in 2016, Junction 2 has grown into a globally recognised event with an underground cult following. Deeply rooted in club culture and ultra-consistent across operations, production, music policy and vibe, the festival puts the audience journey at the heart of the experience. 

Made up of a variety of bespoke and creative spaces, the London festival has steadily scaled from one day to two, from 10,000 to 25,000 like-minded guests, elevating the scope of UK electronic music festivals to rival those of our European counterparts. No short sets or plastic tents, Junction 2 merges natural beauty, green fields, rambling rivers, woodland pathways and hidden enclaves with impeccable sound, high end production and a meticulous attention to detail. The ethos behind the scenes is as progressive as the booking policy, with a focus on improving sustainability, gender parity, welfare provisions and with active anti-discrimination policies in place. 

Despite the postponement of the 2020 edition, recent months has seen Junction 2 bring the spirit of Boston Manor Park into the digital space as the UK’s first large scale underground virtual festival. Uniting party goers from around the world at a time when we couldn’t freely experience dancefloors, the event was broadcast in over 150 countries. A second edition of the virtual festival came in January 2021 with Junction 2: Connections. Featuring 20 artists and filmed across 3 iconic musical cities (Detroit, Berlin and London), the global electronic music community was brought together again inside Junction 2’s custom built space, J2v. A truly unique, one-off experience, the digital festival was watched by over 3.1million viewers.

Junction 2’s vision is focused on elevating original and pioneering artists whilst providing a safe, inclusive and welcoming space for future generations to blossom.

Junction 2

With over 65 announced artists and additional names on the horizon, Junction 2 2024 promises to be its biggest celebration of underground electronic music yet. Get those flights booked!

Junction 2, hosted in Brentford's Boston Manor Park, London, unfolds over three days, offering an immersive dive into electronic music's best.

Emphasizing house and techno, the festival curates a lineup that blends pioneering DJs and live acts, ensuring an eclectic mix that caters to true aficionados of the genre. With a strong commitment to environmental sustainability, aiming for net-zero carbon emissions by 2025, Junction 2 stands out not just for its musical journey but also for its green initiatives. 

Attendees can expect a diverse experience, becoming a must-visit for enthusiasts of electronic music and sustainability advocates alike.

Boston Manor Park

Junction 2 2024

Junction 2 2024

Lineup