Terminal V: Richie Hawtin, Nina Kraviz, Derrick Carter and Honey Dijon confirmed for Easter event in Edinburgh

Scotland’s Terminal V Festival has become one of the biggest house and techno events in the UK – and now the team behind it have announced two genre-busting days of dance music at the Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston across Easter weekend 2021.

All of the confirmed acts for the postponed 2020 event such as Charlotte De Witte, Eats Everything, Floorplan, Honey Dijon, Shanti Celeste, Octo Octa, Ben UFO and Avalon Emerson – as well as new additions such as Sven Vath, Alan Fitzpatrick, Ben Sims and Monika Kruse – will play across five stages on Saturday, April 3 and Sunday, April 4.

Headlining the Saturday session will be Plastikman, aka British-Canadian DJ legend Richie Hawtin, whose uncompromising style will dovetail with the harder-edged artists featuring that day such as big-hitters Alan Fitzpatrick, I Hate Models, Helena Hauff, Dax J, Nina Kraviz and Charlotte De Witte.

As well as this sizzling array of headliners, there will also be a raft of support acts that can more than hold their own with the A-listers.

Terminal V has an all-star line-up in place for 2021.

Moving on to day two, and Sunday will feature a legion of techno titans, with the legend that is Sven Vath headlining.

The renowned German DJ will be joined by main-room mainstays Ben Sims, Kink (live), Perc, Green Velvet, Regal, Rebuke and Serbian leading lady Tijana T.

As well as presenting the many shades of techno, day two at Terminal V will be home to all manner of selector specialists, including Chicago lynchpin Derrick Carter, Moxie and Eli Brown.

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The list of names signed up for Terminal V.

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