SW4 add Wilkinson (live), Goldie vs My Nu Leng, Julio Bashmore, Claptone

After announcing their first acts including the monstrous news that Pendulum are returning for their first Live Show in London for over half a decade, South West Four have today announced the next batch of artists who will feature. The festival takes place for the 14th year on Clapham Common, over the Bank Holiday Weekend 26th-27th August.

SW4 completed phase one of their lineups including making a very welcome return to London in Deadmau5, joined by heavy weight additons including Marco Carola, Dusky Live, Gareth Emery, Matador Live, Nicky Romero, Pan Pot, The Martinez Brothers & Zinc vs Chris Lorenzo, Patrick Topping, MK, Maya Jane Coles vs Heidi & Sam Feldt Live (check out his recent Audio Transmission for us). Sigma [Live], Duke Dumont, Hannah Wants,Mistajam returns after a magnificent set in 2016, Sonny Fodera Vs Low Steppa for what is shaping up to a beast of a line-up for the capital.

They’ve now released the next round of acts. Who’s been added? In this round of artists we have Wilkinson (live), Camelphat, Claptone, Goldie vs My Nu Leng, Hype b2b Hazard, Julio Bashmore, KC Lights, Kungs and the superb SASASAS all join the Saturday lineup.

SW4 2017 has sold a record number of weekend tickets with thousands already securing their place at both days! £99 weekend tickets are now SOLD OUT and the last remaining £55 Saturday tickets in short supply and set to sell out imminently. So please quickly to avoid disappointment.

To buy tickets for this event please visit the events page: SW4 – South West Four 2017 tickets from Skiddle.

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Grahame Farmer

Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.