Global superstar Deadmau5 to headline at 1 Big Summer

DeadMau5

Global superstar Deadmau5 has been announced as the first headline act for the 1 Big Summer Festival in Plymouth.

Deadmou5 is one of the world‚‘s most respected electronic music producers of modern times and his critically acclaimed albums reached No 1 in the Billboard charts.

1 Big Summer, a three-day music events takes place on Plymouth House on the August Bank Holiday weekend August 27 to 29. Deadmau5 will be performing the closing set on the Saturday night. Event organisers have promised that this will be bigger and filled with more special effects and bright lights than any performance to have taken place in Plymouth over the years. It will be a must see moment in Plymouth Hoe history!

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The event opens on Friday August 27 with Ibiza Classics 2021, featuring a full live 26-piece orchestra and a soundtrack that will transport listeners through three decades of iconic white isle classics.

The orchestra night will also feature a huge headline DJ set and several support acts direct from the shores of Ibiza, all to be announced in the coming weeks.

On Saturday 2August 28, the ‘1 Big Summer’ day festival and main event follows suit with one of the biggest events ever held on the Hoe.

Featuring an array of top UK chart topping acts and entertainment throughout the day, it’s ‘the party we’ve all been waiting for’, and as announced, will feature a huge closing set from none other than Global superstar and icon, Deadmau5.

Sunday August 29 is one for the whole family. ‘The Great British Sausage and Cider Festival’ will offer an array of craft cider, sausage flavours, street food and entertainment, including stage games, and competitions throughout the day. Not only that, there will also be some remarkable special guests in the shape of some of the UK’s best known arena and festival bands, alongside a fantastic line up of local talent. This is set to be the perfect bank holiday Sunday.

Over half of the tickets have already been sold across the three days. Organisers have said that more announcements of artists will follow in the coming weeks, along with at least two additional headliners across the weekend. As such, they expect demand to stay high. To manage that demand, tickets will remain limited to four per person per day.

For more information and the latest updates, see www.1bigsummer.com or like the 1bigsummer Facebook page.