Creamfields Central Europe – Press Release
Airport Breclav
Czech Republic
www.creamfieldscentraleurope.eu
Friday 3rd and 4th of July 2009
Festival Creamfields Central Europe is coming back to Breclav! It will take place again on Breclav airport, this time as a 2-day event – on 3rd – 4th July 2009. On the festival there will perform huge acts from dance music scene as well as live bands and projects from all over the world. Festival with capacity of 12000 people is one of the biggest events of its kind in Central Europe.
With its location the festival is easily accessible to the visitors from Slovakia, Hungary and Austria. Programme of the festival will be announced on 30th April 2009.
Organizers: Mersey Agency ,TODagency
Info: www.creamfieldscentraleurope.eu
Contact: [email protected] Jagermeister VIP platform
Prices:till 31st May 590 Czk / 22 Eur (Slovakia) / 30 Eur (other countries)
till 3rd July 690 Czk / 25 Eur (SK) / 35 Eur (other countries)
on spot 890 Czk / 35 Eur
VIP zone 2000Czk / 75 Eur
Tickets in presales will be valid for both festival days.
One-day tickets will be sold only on spot.
Tickets online : [email protected] . LINE UP 2009 Above & Beyond (UK), ATB (GER), Felix Kr̦cher (GER), Valentino Kanzyani (SLO), Jon Rundell (UK), Jeff Milligan (CAN), Paolo Mojo (UK), Sarah Main (AUS), Jason Jollins (USA), Popof (FR), Lucca & Michal Pavl̀ek live (CZ), Elmar Strathe (GER), Hot X (HU), Coyote (HU)
US3 (UK), Chinaski (CZ), Ohm Square (CZ), Skyline(CZ), The Prostitutes (CZ), Anime (CZ), Tereza Černochová, James Cole a Showstation (CZ), Sunset Blvd (CZ)
Makossa & Megablast (AT), Felipe (AT), Crazy Sonic (AT), Tom Snow (AT), Claudio Ricci (AT), Matthias Meyer & Patlac (GER), Der D.R.I.N.K (GER), Johannes Lehner (AT), Ruuk (AT), Luke Mesch (AT), Daniel Morgenstern (AT), Thomas Grün (AT), Philipp Blecha (AT), Fabian Hofer (AT),
Andreas Reiter (AT), Markus Lindner (AT), Comante (AT), Deetronic (AT), Observer (AT), Cliva live (AT) and Met (AT)
Kieran Brindley (UK), Lui Florez (UK), Laura Heath (UK), Sam Bylett (UK), I Represent (UK), Jordan Peak (UK), Martin Hloch (CZ), Charlie (SK), Sony Vega (CZ)
Blacklight & Tomigram (PL), Skank (SK), Awacs (CZ), Click Joe (CZ), Molczik (CZ), Ala (CZ), Subsist (CZ)
Toky (SK), Orbith (CZ), Michal Poliak (CZ), Mekki Martin (CZ) feat. Gianna Charles (AT), Kaisersoze (CZ), Breeth (SK), IDJ JDs (CZ), Marcus Coopers (CZ), Bon Finix (CZ), Hydrophonic (CZ), Enrico (CZ), Studio 54 DJs (CZ)
Creamfields Central Europe 2008
Creamfields Festival was established in Liverpool in 1998 and during 10 years of its existence it became one of the biggest festivals in the UK – together with Glastonbury, Reading and V Festival. It is also the most important dance event in the UK and each year it attracts around 40,000 people. Each festival edition has 8–10 stages which present a wide range of artists – both legends and the most recent names from the electronic scene all over the world. At the same time the most significant British club trademarks are presented here, Subliminal Sessions, Hed Kandi, Chibuku, Pacha, Bugged Out!, Global Underground, Hacienda, Beatdown, Frantic & Nukleuz and Sunday Best – just to name a few.
The biggest live concert stage every year presents the most famous electronic bands like The Prodigy, Massive Attack, Faithless, Chemical Brothers, Underworld, Goldfrapp, as well as the guitar bands like Zutones, Placebo, Primal Scream, Scissor Sisters and many more.
From 2000 on the Creamfields Festival has also successfully expanded into many other places – South America, Poland, Spain, Ireland, Portugal, Czech Republic and Belgium. With 60,000 visitors Creamfields Argentina became the biggest dance festival on the South American continent.
Creamfields Festival expands limits in music perception in a new direction and becomes a distinctive phenomenon for hundreds of thousands of young people.
In the Czech Republic the festival took place 3 times and became one of the most important music events on the Czech scene. After 4 years break Creamfields comes back and this time to South Moravia – to the Breclav airport. The town of Breclav is an important traffic junction. It is close to the borders of four countries and it is easily accessible from Prague (250 km), Bratislava (90 km), Vienna (110 km) and Budapest (260 km). Although Creamfields Central Europe is dedicated to audience mostly from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria and Hungary, it is estimated that thousands of fans from other European countries will arrive too.
