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5 Must-See acts on the ABODE Stage at Hidden Festival 2025

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Hidden Festival is back and it’s levelling up. After two years of building a proper reputation as one of the UK’s best-kept secrets, 2025 sees Hidden touch down on a brand-new 10,000-capacity site right in the heart of Milton Keynes.

Three stages, bold production, and a stacked lineup covering DnB, house, tech house, garage, and bass

This one’s not holding back.

Known for transforming unexpected spaces into full-blown rave playgrounds, Hidden has always been about proper crowds and proper music. This year’s ABODE stage brings that energy in full force, with a heavy mix of bassline heroes, local legends, and next-gen selectors ready to shell it.

It’s the kind of lineup built for sun-soaked two-steps, hands-in-the-air breakdowns, and end-of-set shivers.

Here are five acts you don’t want to miss when the energy kicks off.

Solardo

Solardo

We were the first to write about these two, and now they’re playing Hidden in our hometown? That’s a full circle moment and then some. The Manchester boys have been churning out rolling tech bombs for nearly a decade now, tearing through warehouse parties, Ibiza residencies, and every major festival worth its salt. Big basslines, chunky grooves, and relentless energy. Catch them shelling it on the ABODE stage and expect chaos.

Loz Seka

Loz Seka

One of our own. Loz Seka reps Milton Keynes and the DT family with pride, and if you’ve heard him play, you know he doesn’t miss. This guy knows how to work a crowd, blending Latin Tech House flavours with the kind of swagger that makes you lose track of time. Whether it’s a warm-up or peak time, he’s always locked in and delivering proper dancefloor moments. Hometown heat incoming.

Samuel Morgan

Samuel Morgan

Straight out of MK and now landing on the world’s biggest stages, Samuel Morgan is one to keep both eyes on. Backed by the likes of Capriati, Topping, Solardo, and Cloonee, his music has already lit up dancefloors at DC-10, Amnesia, Hi Ibiza, and beyond. Labels like Muse and SOLA are snapping up his productions, and for good reason—his beats bounce. Expect high-energy house, infectious hooks, and a DJ on the edge of a breakout summer.

EVIE

EVIE (UK)

EVIE’s sound is straight from the underground deep garage bounce, dubstep pressure, and minimal tech swagger all rolled into one. She’s been grafting since 2018 and it shows, playing across Europe and closing for PIV at Cova Santa like a pro.

Her sets have that gritty UK flavour, stitched together with sharp instinct and loads of swing. Backed by Jamie Jones, Carola, M High, and more, she’s quickly becoming a go-to name for proper heads-down groove. One of the freshest artists on the ABODE stage, and absolutely not one to miss.

eats everything

Eats Everything

One of the best to ever do it. Eats Everything is a wizard behind the decks, plain and simple. His sets are wild, playful, and packed with weird bass-heavy curveballs that no one else would dare throw in. House, techno, rave, breaks – he weaves it all together with ridiculous skill.

Eats Everything just dropped a monster of an album,We Lost Ourselves and Found A Family and it’s a love letter to everything we adore about dance music. It’s all in the rave culture, UKG, classic house, techno. Goldie, MJ Cole, and Kerri Chandler collabs? Say less.

His sets are full-bodied, bold, and brilliantly unpredictable. If you’re after a full-on party moment, he’s the guy. No one does it like Eats.

This year’s Hidden Festival is shaping up to be a scorcher. Three stages, a secret location, and a serious squad of selectors. ABODE always brings the party, and with a lineup like this, you know it’s going to go off.

Grab your tickets now on Skiddle before they disappear.

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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.

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