Craig Richard's Houghton festival returns to Houghton Hall in Norfolk with the first names of its 2025 lineup revealed. The festival promises a diverse tapestry of music, art, and nature, creating a unique sonic pilgrimage for attendees.
Houghton Festival 2025: First Music Announcement
Houghton Festival, organized by Craig Richards, is set to return for its ninth edition this August at Houghton Hall in Norfolk. The festival has become a significant event in the global underground electronic music scene, blending music and visual arts in a mesmerizing countryside setting.
2025 Lineup Announcement
The 2025 lineup features a mix of established and up-and-coming artists, showcasing a wide range of musical styles. Some of the notable names include Aurora Halal, BCUC, British Murder Boys, DJ Krush, Marcel Dettman, Objekt, Richie Hawtin, and many more.
Audio-Visual Experience
Houghton Festival prides itself on its partnership with d&b audiotechnik to deliver exceptional sound quality across all stages. From intimate woodland spaces to the high-tech Soundscape system in The Warehouse, the festival aims to push the boundaries of audio-visual experiences.
Art and Nature Fusion
Set on a sprawling 1,000-acre estate with a sculpture park featuring works by renowned artists, Houghton Festival offers attendees a unique blend of music, art, and nature. The festival's art program continues to grow, showcasing new multimedia commissions each year.
Tickets and Event Details
Tickets for the festival will go on sale on 7th August, with priority given to those who signed up early. The lineup promises a diverse and immersive experience for all attendees, from music enthusiasts to art lovers.
Full Lineup
The lineup features an extensive list of artists, including both debut performances and returning favorites. Some of the artists on the roster are Angelo Harmsworth, Ben UFO, Helena Hauff, Marcel Dettman, Palms Trax, Ricardo Villalobos, and many more.
For more information and the complete lineup, visit the festival's official website.
Published on 10 March 2025 by UKFG
