Mint Festival 2019 launches line up with Seth Troxler, Apollonia, Enzo Siragusa, Patrick Topping, MK and more.
The most essential festival in the North of England is returning to the site of one of its greatest ever editions in 2019: this year’s Mint Festival again takes place at RAF Church Fenton at Leeds East Airport and promises the same out-of-this world stage design and huge line up featuring the likes of Patrick Topping, Gorgon City, Enzo Siragusa, Claptone and Richy Ahmed. On top of this is the mouthwatering news that world renowned party starters Elrow and cult underground crew FUSE will host their own arenas. It all takes place on Saturday 28th September, with pre-sale tickets priced at just £35 and available from May 29th, before general sale tickets go on sale Friday May 31st at 9am which will be £40.
All musical bases are covered at Mint, from house to garage, techno to disco, all on hugely impressive stages and with immersive production that takes you into the next dimension. That will never be more true than on the new Elrow stage. The globe-trotting production powerhouse bring a carnival atmosphere and plenty of crazy colours and themes to everything they do, and this will be no different: prepare to be amazed by them, as well as headliner MK and two special guests and more to be announced.
Last year, The Bunker was a huge talking point and has already become an iconic place to dance: it is a raw, throwback space made from huge steel shipping containers that echo the illegal rave days of the nineties. A killer sound system delivers the music as intended and place you right in the centre of an atmospheric cauldron that you will never forget. That music comes from Mint favourites Patrick Topping, Richy Ahmed, Darius Syrossian and more, so you know what to expect.
Equally as unforgettable is Area 51, a vast aircraft hangar that was built to house fighter jets. It is one of the largest single structures in the country and will welcome 5000 of you to bask in the glory of its sheer size and imposing nature. Of course, it will be kitted out with high tech lights, lasers and visuals as well as pyrotechnics worthy of the fighter jets normally found there. Get ready to have your senses stimulated in ways you never knew possible.
Hosting Area 51 will be FUSE, the now internationally recognised brand that is home to the slickest stripped back dub tech artists in the world. Key protagonists like founder Enzo Siragusa and label artists Rich Nxt, Rossko, Seb Zito and Archie Hamilton will be joined by a huge special guest alongside Apollonia and Seth Troxler for a truly tasteful underground session.
Elsewhere, Terminal by Night will be a place to catch the freshest house from chart toppers Gorgon City, mystery man Claptone and Defected’s Sam Divine.
For those of you who like to live the high life, there will be a luxury VIP terrace and exclusive enclosed area with its own street food, innovative cocktails, glitter stalls, posh loos and a classy chill out area that all overlooks the four main arenas and offers the best possible way to experience Mint Festival.
Last year, as every year, Mint Festival sold out, so get those tickets booked ASAP.
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Mint Festival 2019
Saturday 28th September
RAF Church Fenton (Leeds East Airport) 
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--- Ticket Info ---
- Everyone who has signed up to Pre Sale will have access to £35 discounted tickets until Friday 31st 9:00AM
- £40 Tickets will go on General Sale at 9:00AM Friday on our website...➡️ www.mintfestival.
2019 Lineup
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The Bunker Presents:
Patrick Topping
Richy Ahmed
Darius Syrossian
Big Miz
Ben Sterling
Tobias
Mcmahon
Elrow Presents Psychrowdelic Trip:
MK
Tini Gessler
Eddy M
Foz - Parker Smith
+ x2 Very Special Guests TBA
Area 51 Hosted by Fuse x System:
Special Guest TBA - Seth Troxler
Apollonia
Enzo Siragusa
Archie Hamilton
Seb Zito
Rossko
Rich NxT
Annie Errez
Bobby Odonnell
Terminal / By Day and By Night:
By Day:
Holy Goof
Macky Gee
Distinkt
DJ Q
Majestic
Jamie Duggan
Ussy
+ More TBA
By Night:
Gorgon City
Claptone
Elvin Zedo
Sam Divine
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