Want to party like you’re in a horror movie? Then you're in for a real Halloween treat!
Thousands of people are set to become a part of East Anglia’s biggest Halloween music festival as it returns for its third year and is set to be the biggest and best yet.
Zombie Fest 3 is an immersive 12-hour music and Halloween experience boasting 10 arenas, over 150 acts and a brand-new VIP package, to give revellers a horrifyingly good night.
The annual event, run by East Anglia’s award-winning dance music promoters BIG, takes place on Saturday 28th October from 6pm till 6am at Mildenhall Stadium, Suffolk.
Over 2000 people have already signed up, many of whom got in the party spirit last year dressing up as zombies, ghouls and famous horror movie characters and painted the town (blood) red.
Ticket sales are expected to double with the recent announcement of global megastars Pendulum performing on the brand new ‘BIG Mainstage' co-hosted by Cambridge’s multi award-winning drum and bass pioneers ‘Warning!’.
Zombie Fest music encompasses everything from house and techno to old skool anthems, hard dance to mainstream R&B, and anything in between.
Headlining this year’s event is drum and bass global megastars Pendulum, playing a mix of their own classic hits such as Slam, Watercolour and Tarantula with a blend of today’s biggest festival cuts literally taking the roof off and raising the spirits.
Other big-name acts include BBC Radio 1 legend Grooverider and Radio 1 Xtra Friction; heavyweights including DJ GUV, Andy Whitby, Gammer; legends like DJ SY, The Ratpack; and live performances from Shola Ama, Baby D and So Solid’s Romeo and Lisa Maffia.
And for those who remember the days of VIBE FM, hang loose with Stuart Grant, Glen White and Just Glynn who will be playing the big dance, R&B and garage hits in the new VIBE Resurrected Arena.
It’s going to be one hell of a party!
For tickets and more information visit the website zombie-fest.com or vist the Zombie Fest 3 Facebook Page.
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