Creamfields

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Creamfields

Daresbury, England · Electronic / Dance · August bank holiday

Current edition

Creamfields is a British dance-music festival launched in 1998 by Cream, the legendary Liverpool superclub. It is one of the United Kingdom’s largest electronic-music events, staged over the August bank-holiday weekend, for many years at Daresbury in Cheshire, with tens of thousands of fans camping across the weekend.

When & where

Founded
1998
Home
Daresbury, England
Genre
Electronic / Dance
When
August bank holiday

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United Kingdom

Cheshire

Creamfields 2026 - Advance Hoodie 2026

Creamfields 2026 - Advance Hoodie 2026

Cheshire · DaresburyThu, Aug 27

Manchester

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Creamfields 2026

ManchesterThu, Aug 27

🎟️ From £130

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Official Creamfields website

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About Creamfields

The festival is built around superstar DJs and huge production arenas spanning house, techno, trance and drum and bass, and has spawned Creamfields editions in several other countries. It is a fixture of the UK summer festival calendar.

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