Name: Terminal V Festival 2022
Start: 2022-04-16T12:00-08:00
End: 2022-04-17T23:00-08:00

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For the first time in its history, Terminal V Festival extends to two full days on Saturday, April 16th  and Sunday, 17th, 2022. What started as a one-day, single-room warehouse party back in April 2017, with a mere 2500 attendees, has blossomed to a massive multi-room festival with some house and techno's most in-demand DJs and producers.

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Saturday, 20th April 2019
Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

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Patrick Topping - Terminal V Festival - The Rising 2019

The Edinburgh festival was postponed from its original date in October 2021 due to COVID restrictions. So, to make up for the lost time, they have added 25 new acts to their already impressive bill. 

This iteration of this festival is aptly named 'Resurgence,' referencing its eventual return after several pushbacks that were outside of its control. The hiatus lasted nearly two years, but Terminal V's proves it as a leading figure of Edinburgh's thriving dance scene.

The extensive lineup is a who's who of the modern underground movement. Prolific producer and dance floor destroyer Mall Grab will share the weekend with Chaos in the CBD, who have always called music a family affair. The New Zealand-born brothers inherited their love of music from their parents, who brought them up on a diet of new wave and early electronica.

Also on the lineup is DJ Mag Best of British award winner Ewan McVicar who's hit remix of "Tell Me Something Good" dominated festivals in 2021.

Spanish-born, Berlin-based Héctor Oaks will bring his crate of vinyl and expert-level selection to the dancefloor. 

The lineup also includes some of the legendary architects of the techno movement. The leader of Detroit outfit Urban Tribe and original masked DJ, Stingray 313, rings his trademark fast-paced electro sound to Terminal V. While fellow Detroit native, minimal techno pioneer, and 

 co-founder Robert Hood will drop one of his acclaimed live hardware sets.

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; queen of techno, Helena Hauff; three-time DJ Awards winner, Sven Väth; Berghain heavyweight Marcel Dettman; high energy acid techno artist, Amelie Lens; Belgrade-based DJ, Tijana T; the always masterful Ben UFO; jungle and rave mastermind Special Request, and legendary techno originator Ben Sims are all slated to perform as well. 

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Terminal V occupies a complex of warehouses and surrounding space at The Royal Highland Centre site adjacent to Edinburgh Airport. This huge indoor event boasts more stages, with six custom-built arenas. Stages will be indoors and outdoors; the outdoor options have covered, heated marquees. 

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The fest features state-of-the-art visual installations, immense amounts of strobe lighting and lasers bouncing off the walls, and delicious food and drink options found just outside. 

The event stretches from midday to 11 pm each day. However, it is important to remember that the last entry is 5 pm. After this time, people will be turned away at the door with no refund.

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If you're thinking of attending the event, you can prepare yourself by listening to the 

Their podcast contains exclusive mixes from past, present, and future Terminal V acts. These mixes cover a broad spectrum of techno and underground house music. If you haven't already snagged a ticket and want to, make sure to do so soon as 80% of tickets are already sold out.

Terminal V Festival 2022

For the first time in its history, Terminal V Festival extends to two full days on Saturday, April 16th  and Sunday, 17th, 2022. What started as a one-day, single-room warehouse party back in April 2017, with a mere 2500 attendees, has blossomed to a massive multi-room festival with some house and techno's most in-demand DJs and producers.

The Edinburgh festival was postponed from its original date in October 2021 due to COVID restrictions. So, to make up for the lost time, they have added 25 new acts to their already impressive bill. 

This iteration of this festival is aptly named 'Resurgence,' referencing its eventual return after several pushbacks that were outside of its control. The hiatus lasted nearly two years, but Terminal V's proves it as a leading figure of Edinburgh's thriving dance scene.

The extensive lineup is a who's who of the modern underground movement. Prolific producer and dance floor destroyer Mall Grab will share the weekend with Chaos in the CBD, who have always called music a family affair. The New Zealand-born brothers inherited their love of music from their parents, who brought them up on a diet of new wave and early electronica.

Also on the lineup is DJ Mag Best of British award winner Ewan McVicar who's hit remix of "Tell Me Something Good" dominated festivals in 2021.

Spanish-born, Berlin-based Héctor Oaks will bring his crate of vinyl and expert-level selection to the dancefloor. 

The lineup also includes some of the legendary architects of the techno movement. The leader of Detroit outfit Urban Tribe and original masked DJ, Stingray 313, rings his trademark fast-paced electro sound to Terminal V. While fellow Detroit native, minimal techno pioneer, and Underground Resistance co-founder Robert Hood will drop one of his acclaimed live hardware sets.

Italian duo, 999999999; queen of techno, Helena Hauff; three-time DJ Awards winner, Sven Väth; Berghain heavyweight Marcel Dettman; high energy acid techno artist, Amelie Lens; Belgrade-based DJ, Tijana T; the always masterful Ben UFO; jungle and rave mastermind Special Request, and legendary techno originator Ben Sims are all slated to perform as well. 



Become a Gray Area member for access to exclusive perks!



Terminal V occupies a complex of warehouses and surrounding space at The Royal Highland Centre site adjacent to Edinburgh Airport. This huge indoor event boasts more stages, with six custom-built arenas. Stages will be indoors and outdoors; the outdoor options have covered, heated marquees. 

The fest features state-of-the-art visual installations, immense amounts of strobe lighting and lasers bouncing off the walls, and delicious food and drink options found just outside. 

The event stretches from midday to 11 pm each day. However, it is important to remember that the last entry is 5 pm. After this time, people will be turned away at the door with no refund.



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If you're thinking of attending the event, you can prepare yourself by listening to the Terminal V podcast series. Their podcast contains exclusive mixes from past, present, and future Terminal V acts. These mixes cover a broad spectrum of techno and underground house music. If you haven't already snagged a ticket and want to, make sure to do so soon as 80% of tickets are already sold out.

Words by: Nic Calvillo

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