Sonny Fodera unveiled as the second headliner for Creamfields' 2026 lineup
Sonny Fodera, the renowned British DJ and producer, has been announced as an "English festival exclusive" for the upcoming Creamfields 2026. The electronic music festival, themed "Rockstar Energy presents Creamfields 2026", is set to take place in Daresbury, Cheshire during the August Bank Holiday Weekend next year, from Thursday August 27 to Sunday August 30.
Fodera, known for his collaborations such as his recent single "ALL THIS TIME!" with Jazzy and his nomination for the Song Of The Year award at the BRITs 2025 with "Somedays", will headline the festival on Sunday August 30 on the Arc Stage.
The organisers have promised that Creamfields 2026 will be a celebration like no other, welcoming 80,000 fans from around the globe for four days. The festival is expected to have an unbeatable lineup, featuring groundbreaking production, a world-class lineup, and an electric atmosphere.
In a social media post, Fodera expressed his excitement about headlining Creamfields, stating that he will never forget the moment of announcing his performance. He has also collaborated with Clementine Douglas on 'Tell Me' and with Jazzy again on 'All This Time', in addition to working with artists such as D.O.D, Becky Hill, Diplo, Ella Eyre, Glass Animals, Calvin Harris, and Sam Smith.
Calvin Harris is set to headline Creamfields on Saturday August 29, and the festival's history includes headliners like Chase & Status, Swedish House Mafia, and David Guetta from Creamfields 2025. The Arcadia dragonfly was a venue where Fodera played a set during Glastonbury 2025.
Tickets for Creamfields 2026 are currently on sale, and fans are eagerly anticipating the announcement of the full lineup. The festival promises to be a must-attend event for dance and electronic music enthusiasts, with Fodera's headline performance on Sunday August 30 being a highlight of the event.
Related topics for this news article include Dance, Electronic, Live Music News, and Sonny Fodera.
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