Zombie Fest 9 to be Cambridge Junction's biggest music event

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 18 Oct, 13:31 · Archive

Zombie Fest 9 will host 96 artists across six stages at Cambridge Junction on 31 October.

Zombie Fest 9 will take over Cambridge Junction on Saturday, 31 October, featuring 96 artists performing across six stages over 12 hours. The line-up spans dance, jungle, drum and bass, house, hardcore, hardstyle, trance, and breaks, with headliners including N-Trance, Stanton Warriors, Jaguar Skills, Barry Ashworth of Dub Pistols, Mr C, Ultrabeat, Ratpack, Dougal, Slipmatt, Grooverider, Logan D, Lisa Pin-Up, Rob Tissera, Alex P, and Scott Garcia & MC Vapour.

The event promises a full Halloween experience, complete with interactive performers, themed characters, meet-and-greet opportunities, and photo opportunities. A VIP package offers Q-Jump access, a premium VIP bar, luxury sofas, and private toilets.

Zombie Fest began in 2015 at Mildenhall Stadium as an all-night event. It grew to feature up to 10 stages, 150 artists, and crowds of 2,500 before moving to Hi Cambridge in 2023 and shifting to a daytime-to-midnight format. The festival has been a three-time UK Festival Awards finalist. Organisers are already looking ahead to the 10th edition and what they describe as 'the next chapter – ZF-X'.

Zombie Fest 9 to be Cambridge Junction's biggest music event — Image: Cambs Times

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Cambridge Junction to host its biggest-ever music event with 96 artistsA music festival featuring more than 90 artists is set to become the Cambridge Junction’s biggest-ever music event.Cambs Times · 18 Oct, 13:00
Cambridge Junction to host its biggest-ever music event with 96 artistsA music festival featuring more than 90 artists is set to become the Cambridge Junction’s biggest-ever music event.Ely Standard · 18 Oct, 13:00

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