Terminal V Festival 2022

80+ international acts, Terminal V Festival is one of the UK’s biggest indoor music festivals

Sat 16th + Sun 17th April | Easter 2022

Royal Highland Centre + Showground, Edinburgh
12-11 pm

It’s been two and a half years in the making but now the highly anticipated Terminal V Festival returns to Edinburgh’s Royal Highland Centre. Taking place over 2 days, musical lovers will be entertained by more than 80 international acts over 22 hours, with 6 exclusive back-to-back sets, 6 live sets and a handful of weekend residents playing across both days.

This year’s festival will have 5 main indoor stages, as well as a new large additional outside area with 2 further enclosed stages and more attractions.

Saturday will see the 6000 capacity Area V Stage headlined by the likes of Amelie Lens, Sven Vath, Dax J and Helena Hauff; 3500 people will go wild on The Terminal Stage to Alan Fitzpatrick, Joyhauser, Deborah de Luca and T78, while the more intimate Cargo welcomes Haai, Dr Rubinstein and Shanti Celeste. The Hangar will bounce to the sounds of Kobosil, VTSS and more; The Green House brings Floorplan, Ewan McVicar, Kornél Kovács, Mike Servito and Luke Solomon and Blackbox is all about Hector Oaks, Frazier, Regal, Alignment.

On Sunday, Area V finds Nina Kraviz return with FJAAK, Fraz.ier, Kobosil and Paula Temple, The Terminal will host Green Velvet, Eats Everything, Solardo, Rebuke, Eli Brown and Jamie Roy, while Cargo welcomes Male Grab, Special Request, Young Marco and Effy. The Hangar has Maceo Plex, Tale Of Us, Mind Against, Tijana T and Man Power; The Green House brings house vibes with Chaos in the CBD, Keri Chandler, Cinthie, Prins Thomas, Hammer, Roi Perez and more and Blackbox is home to Perc, Ben Sims, Rolando, Wallis and IDA.

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