The lineup for the inaugural year is almost as impressive as the ancient trees that line the arena. Leeds based duo Spektre are an act that have been picking up plaudits from dance luminaries across the board such as Sven Vath, Carl Cox and Richie Ha
Noisily is a brand new intimate music and arts festival nestled in the rolling Leicestershire countryside. Taking place deep within a woodland setting - less than one hour from London’s Kings Cross - Noisily will be a fully immersive environment where attendees are invited to truly let themselves go and ride the wave of unrestrained hedonism. It’s a place to forge friendships, discover new music and have a hand in writing the first chapter of the Noisily manifesto.
The lineup for the inaugural year is almost as impressive as the ancient trees that line the arena. Leeds based duo Spektre are an act that have been picking up plaudits from dance luminaries across the board such as Sven Vath, Carl Cox and Richie Hawtin no less. Their explosive live show is an unmissable sonic feast and fast becoming legendary. Also confirmed for the main stage is drum and bass man of the moment Spectrasoul, remixer du jour Ed Solo (Pendulum, Krafty Kutz, Deekline), vocal looping extraordinaire MC Xander, Far Too Loud and a whole host of cutting edge electronic talent with many more names to be announced.
Across two main stages and a smattering of pop-up forest venues, there will be a carefully curated line up of some of the finest electronic music that Britain and the world has to offer, brought together by leading UK promoters Gouranga and Wormfood. In between these musical delicacies an impressive programme of art and interactive performance awaits providing hours of entertainment. Welcome to a place where boredom is impossible and fun unavoidable.
In keeping with the beautiful site, structures will be sourced and constructed out of local materials found in the forest thus enabling the organisers to deliver a festival which fits into the landscape rather than sits on it. Master carpenters and craftsmen are already busy sculpting woodland furniture and Noisily’s very own Treehouse stage
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Noisily invites festivalgoers on a new journey of discovery in one of the most visually stunning and creative celebrations of music and arts in the UK. Be a part of something special this summer on May 25th -27th.
Published on 12 March 2012 by Ben Robinson
