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Charlotte Roszko

Creamfields 2022 location, line-up, tickets and everything you need to know

Creamfields is returning this bank holiday weekend as the dance festival celebrates its 25th anniversary.

The event will be taking place in Daresbury, Cheshire from Thursday, August 25 to Sunday, August 28, with a packed line-up of 250 acts taking to the stage over the course of the weekend.

Friday at Creamfields North will see performances from Adam Beyer, Amelie Lens, Ben Nicky, Franky Wah, Jamie Jones and more. Saturday is set to be a big one with a highly-anticipated performance from Calvin Harris, who will make his return to the festival for the first time in three years.

READ MORE: Where is Creamfields? Postcode, full location details and how to get there

Other big names performing at Creamfields include Becky Hill, David Guetta, Patrick Topping, Pete Tong, Martin Garrix, Jax Jones, Joel Corry and many more. Below, we've compiled a list of everything you need to know about Creamfields 2022.

Creamfields 2022 line-up

Thursday

Arty

Kryder

Deniz Koyu

Tom Staar

Magnificence

Ali Story

Vinai

Dubvision

Sick Individuals

Vize

Olly James

Next Generation Noise

Sammy Jirji

Jamie Duggan

Danny T

Charlotte Devaney

Ryan Spicer

Matt Thiss

Scot Project

M.I.K.E Push

Signum

Maria Healy

Ashley Wallbridge

Anselli

Friday

Armin Van Buuren

Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike

W&W

Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano

Eric Prydz

Adam Beyer

Kolsch

Cristoph

Ida Engberg

James Organ

Jamie Jones

Loco Dice

Alan Fitzpatrick

Richy Ahmed

Sosa

Alisha

Nina Kraviz

Amelie Lens

Cici

U.R Trax

Theo Nasa

Fisher

Franky Wah

Rebuke

Mele

Obskur

Hayley Zalassi

Timmy Trumpet

Ben Nicky

Will Sparks

Darren Styles

Marlo

Dimatik

Vini Vici

Andy C

Bou

Harriet Jaxxon

Kanine

Turno

T>I B2B Levela

Erb N Dub

MC’s:Tonn Piper, Inja, Haribo, Carasel, Connect MC

Kings of the Rollers

Ferry Corsten

Cosmic Gate

Guiseppe Ottaviani

Christina Novelli

Ruben De Ronde

Liam Wilson

ATB

D-Block & S-TE-FAN

Sub Zero Project

Miss K8

David Rust

Kutski

MKN

Reklus

J-Trax

Saturday

Calvin Harris

MK

Solardo

Paul Woolford

LP Giobbi

Gareth Wyn

David Guetta

Alesso

Becky Hill

Mistajam

Jodie Harsh

Arielle Free

Ricco

Martin Garrix

Julian Jordan

Matisse & Sadko

Justin Mylo

Loopers

Drove

Malarkey

Leon Donnelly

Carl Cox

Joseph Capriati

Sasha

Enrico Sanguiliano

Yousef

Lilly Palmer

Eli Brown

Anna Tur

Patrick Topping

Skream

Ben Hemsely

DJ Minx

Hannah Laing

Elliot Adamson

Chase & Status

Sub Focus

Darkzy B2B Skepsis

Dimension

Holy Goof

Koven

Luude

Northbase

Above & Beyond

Mat Zo

Genix

Sunny Lax

Fatum

Pretty Pink

Amy Wiles

Alex Sonata & Therio

Naz

Tales of Us

Pete Tong

Artbat

Maya Jane Coles

Mochakk

Joplyn

Junior Simba

Rohar

Phonix

Laidback Luke

Third Party

Brennan Heart

Da Tweekaz

Bassjackers

Lovely Laura & Ben

Santiago

Andy Whitby

Teddy Cream

Mark Roma

Lucia Cors

Amelia Preston

Scaramouche

Aly & Fila

John O’Callaghan

Bryan Kearney

Will Atkinson

Ciaran McAuley

Dan Stone

Daxson

Rong Residents: Pete Bromage, Jamie Cooper and B Viss

Sunday

Tiesto

Sonny Fodera

Jax Jones

Joel Corry

Sam Divine

Ownboss

Beauz

Hardwell

Scooter

Afrojack

Lost Frequencies

Mike Williams

Chance

Millie Cotton

Camplephat

Denis Sulta

Ewan McVicar

Anfisa Letyago

Syreeta

Layla Benitez

Massano

Bicep

Peggy Gou

Eats Everything

Chloe Robinson

Frazi.er

Laasty

Fatboy Slim

Black Coffee

Idris Elba

Sarah Story

Bklava

Anton Powers

Toriah

Joe Fearon

MK

Hannah Wants

Disciples

Dom Dolla

220 Kid

Emily Nash

Paul Nunn & James Glover

Michael Bibi

Seth Troxler

Hot Since 82

Pawsa

Wheats

Blackchild

Lindsey Matthew

Nautica

Paul Van Dyk

Paul Oakenfold

Mauro Picotto

Simon Patterson

Craig Connelly

Shugz

Billy Gillies

Danny Eaton

Jay Hayton

Example

Majestic

Belters Only

Navos

Local

Mollie Collins

Jay Robinson

Beyond Chicago

Kingzman

Nathan Dawe

Headhunterz

Adaro

Code Black

Sickmode

Alex Kidd

Joey Riot

Phil Mackintosh

Renegade System

Two Minds Project

Can I still get tickets?

Tickets for the festival are currently sold out, however it is worth keeping an eye on Ticketmaster, where resale tickets may become available. Prices include £195 for two day camping or £220 for three days camping and if you want four days camping, tickets will cost £240.

However, you can still catch all the action from the festival even if you can't secure a ticket thanks to a live stream of the event. Creamfields has partnered with Beatport to bring the festival into the homes of music lovers, by broadcasting performances from some of the world's biggest electronic acts.

The live stream will commence at 3pm on Friday, August 26, allowing viewers to see live perfomances and highlights from across the weekend. Fans can enjoy sets from artists including Alesso, David Guetta, Jax Jones, Joel Corry, Mistajam, MK and Patrick Topping.

Where is Creamfields and how do I get there?

Creamfields is taking place in Daresbury, around 31 minutes or 19.6 miles away from Liverpool. The postcode for the festival is WA4 5LP. For those travelling to the site by car, routes to Creamfields will be clearly signposted to help avoid traffic congestion.

The nearest train stations to the Creamfields festival site are Runcorn, Warrington Central, Warrington Bank Quay and Liverpool Lime Street. Shuttle buses will be operating to and from the site all day and night, taking festival goers directly to and from Creamfields.

The shuttle bus service will be operating from Liverpool, Manchester and Warrington. Tickets cost £6 for a single or £12 for a return. Tickets can be purchased when boarding the bus, but customers will be required to pay in cash. Due to the likely high demand for shuttle buses, festival organisers are advising people to book their tickets in advance online. These can be bought until 23:59 on Thursday, August 25.

Car parking

Free parking is included for those with Gold and Silver tickets as well as those who have booked Dreamfields camping.

Non-camping parking costs £20 per day if not booked in advance. Day ticket parking costs £20 on the day. Two, three or four day camping parking is priced at £30 on the day. Those travelling to the site by taxi are advised to ensure that the driver follows signs to the designated drop off and pick up point.

What items are banned?

Items which cannot be taken into Creamfields:

Aerosols (including deodorant)

Air horns

Blowtorches

Campervans

Camp fires

Chinese lanterns

Drones or other unmanned aerial vehicles

Firearms, weapons, sharps

Firewood

Fireworks/pyrotechnics

Flag poles (flags are allowed)

Flares

Gas canisters/cylinders

Gazebos

Generators

Glass (includes perfume and aftershave bottles. Make up compact mirrors are allowed)

Hammers

Illegal substances/drugs

Illegal items

Laser pens/laser equipment

Masks/face garments (some face masks allowed)

New psychoactive substances

Nitrous oxide and associated equipment

Petrol burners

Professional audio/visual recording equipment

Projectiles

Smoke bombs/canisters

Sound system (includes portable speakers)

Spray cans

Umbrellas (large, golfing)

Items which can be taken into the campsite but not the main arena:

Alcohol (no glass bottles and kegs. One 24 can/plastic crate of beer/cider and one litre of spirit or wine in plastic bottle per person)

Bags over A4 size (A4 sized bags or under are allowed in the event arena)

Cans

Chairs

Cooking stoves (solid fuel hexi stoves online)

Disposable barbecues (to be used in designated barbecue areas only)

Food

Soft drinks (500ml sealed water bottle or empty water bottle allowed)

What are the rules on alcohol?

Strictly no alcohol is allowed in the event arena. This will be enforced at the arena entrance. However, those who are camping can bring alcohol into the festival site, as long as they adhere to certain restrictions.

There is a limit of 24 cans and a one litre bottle of spirit or wine per person. The cans can be loose and mixed (for example, 12 ciders and beers). Glass bottles are not allowed, so any alcohol in glass bottles must be decanted into plastic bottles. No kegs are allowed.

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