Looking for a great night out this All Hallows’ Eve? Then dance your fears away in spook-tacular style at the region’s only 12-hour Halloween music event.
The full line-up has now been announced and features more than 150 top-quality acts including man of the moment Kideko, who has just released a track with Tinie Tempah & Becky G, and an exclusive DJ set from world-famous megastars Pendulum.
The nine arenas and brand new ‘BIG Mainstage' will be home to big household names such as Radio 1 legend Grooverider, Baby D, The Ratpack, So Solid’s Lisa Maffia and Romeo, Radio 1Xtra’s Friction, Shola Ama and many more.
Some of the country’s most talented female DJs will also be playing, with Jess Bays, Au Smith and drum & bass hot property Mollie Collins bringing their own unique, fresh sounds to the event.
The annual event is in its third year and run by East Anglia’s award-winning dance music promoters BIG. The devilishly-thrilling night takes place on Saturday 28thOctober from 6pm till 6am at Mildenhall Stadium, Suffolk, and is set to be the biggest and best yet with the return of the giant inflatable dome, the alfresco terrace and brand-new Mainstage.
More than 2000 tickets have already been sold topping last year’s attendance, and the final admission tickets have just been released. You can also experience the superstar treatment at Zombie Fest 3 with a VIP ticket which includes fast track entry, access to a private bar and balcony, five free drinks and an exclusive Zombie Fest 3 mix CD.
Zombie Fest music encompasses everything from house and techno to drum & bass, old skool anthems to mainstream R&B, and anything in between.
As well as top-notch music, the all-night festival will also feature some wicked Halloween entertainment with a fairground, giant inflatables, firebreathers and a whole host of other fiendishly-fun immersive experiences.
To see the full line-up and buy tickets visit the website zombie-fest.com or visit the Zombie Fest 3 Facebook Page.
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