Brum's MADE Festival drops full lineup ft. Hybrid Minds, Ben Hemsley, and more

Birmingham’s MADE Festival has dropped its full lineup for its July bash featuring Ben Hemsley, Shy FX, Girls Don’t Sync, Hybrid Minds, Sammy Virji, and many more. Check out the full lineup here and secure your tickets!

Date published: 29th Mar 2023

Birmingham’s MADE Festival has dropped the full lineup for its 2023 edition at The Digbeth Triangle on Saturday 29th July. Hybrid Minds, Ben Hemsley, Sammy Virji, Shy FX, Girls Don't Sync, Holy Goof, Luude, Born On Road, Charlie Tee, and more have been confirmed to be providing the tunes. 

Returning for its ninth year, MADE Fest has become one of the UK's best-loved multi-genre fests with house, UKG, DnB, bass music, and tech house titans on its lineups. And, of course, the team behind it have done it again with a smashing lineup for its bash in July this year. Check out the full lineup below. 

Full of huge names on the scene and plenty of rising stars, you’ll have a tough time deciding which tent to check out because all of them will be absolutely killer. 

When you’re not going mad for banging tunes spun by the hottest DJs on the scene with thousands of other passionate fans, you can discover a street food village by Digbeth Dining Club, street art displays, installations, and live demonstrations. 

If you’re eager to get down and party to the best DJs right now, act fast as the fest has a reduced capacity this year.

Scroll to the bottom of this page and enter your details for a notification when tickets go live. Presale tickets go on sale tomorrow (Thursday 30th) at 10 am and general sale on Friday (31st March) at 10 am. Good luck! 

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Header image credit: MADE Festival / Facebook.com 

MADE Festival | Saturday 29th July 2023 | The Digbeth Triangle in Birmingham