Mainland Festival

Get ready for a brand new festival landing at Apps Court Farm, Surrey, on Sunday 11th September 2022. We’ve got some of the best artists across the country performing live on the historic grounds of Apps Court Farm and across two stages. Apps Court Farm is an 82-acre site, which prides itself on a commitment to nature and green energy and is the perfect location for Mainline Festival. So, who’s on the lineup?

Stage 1

Needing no introduction is Craig David Presents TS5. Forged in his Miami penthouse, TS5 began its days as the most exclusive pre-party around

and grew into a worldwide success. Craig’s TS5 shows are sell-out across the

globe, and you will kick yourself if you miss this one. His sets promise to bring huge old skool anthems, the latest chart-topping house bangers, along with R&B, Garage, and Bashment beats in the mix.

Ella Henderson's rise to stardom began on The X Factor in 2012. Ella’s voice is silky, and soothing, and saw her reach chart success in the UK with her number one album Chapter One in 2014. Ella’s latest single, Brave, reaches deep and showcases her incredible voice. She’s recently collaborated with David Guetta and Becky Hill on the track Crazy What Love Can Do and it’s not stopped there.

Nathan Dawe. Where do we start? Nathan started his career with a loyal following online who loved his skill at mixing and crafting incredible multi-genre sets. He’s got his finger on the pulse of the best tracks around and isn’t afraid to push the limits in whipping up crowds. He linked up with MoStack and Anne-Marie in 2021 on the garage belter Way Too Long which screams summer vibes. We can’t wait to have him join us!

Emily Nash has quickly been rising through the dance scene, being recognised by Radio 1, BBC Introducing, and KISS for her unique and experimental house music production. Her tune Garden exploded in the club scene and saw Emily propelled to new heights. Emily is on every headline worth its salt this summer and for good reason, she’s put an incredible graft in!

Born from the Brixton underground scene, electronic music duo Basement Jaxx, known for their classics Where’s Your Head At and Kish Kash grace the stage with an exclusive DJ set. We’re super excited to have Basement Jaxx perform on Stage 1 as our special guests along with a stellar lineup!

Stage 2

Jess Bays is quickly becoming a household DJ and producer name, building momentum and an impressive monthly listening following. Jess has remixed tunes from Rudimental, Becky Hill and Jax Jones, and is helping shape the deeper generation of House music. Having had a monthly residency at XOYO and appearing at festivals up and down the UK, we’re lucky to have her join us on Stage 2 this September.

London-based DJ and producer, Saffron Stone, has had a meteoric rise in the scene over the past few years. Saffron is a resident for Sonny Fodera's music label Solotoko, where she has toured across the UK in Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and many more locations playing alongside esteemed artists in the industry. With a strong following and high-energy sets, Saffron is one to watch out for.

Charlie Tee is a queen of genres and isn’t afraid to mix things up and, while her passion lies in House and Techno, she became the first female DJ on BBC Radio 1’s Drum and Bass show. 2022 sees the launch of her multi-genre label Total and has taken her as far as Tomorrowland, Glastonbury, and Radio 1’s Big Weekend.

Ellie Cocks also joins us and has become a dominant DJ and producer across the UK, having performed at Sankeys Ibiza, WHP Manchester and Studio 338 in London. There’s no denying, Ellie makes weighty tunes that are carrying her as a rising name in the scene. Northern Irish DJ and producer, Loeca started her career at a young age and earned residencies in aft Defected in Eden and Cafe Mambo. With 10 years in the international DJ circuit and a solid presence in the scene, we can’t wait to have Loeca at Mainland.

So, there you have it. Two jam-packed stages of the best DJs and producers in the House scene and beyond. You’d be silly to miss this one.