Billboard checks out Movement’s lineup, including Afrika Bambaataa, Bassnectar and Derrick May
Detroit’s Movement festival is just around the corner and Billboard dives into some of the lineup that’s been released.Excerpt:Glitch Mob, Anthony Rother, Benga and Marc “MK” Kinchen are among
the more than two dozen more performers named for Movement 2009,
the annual electronic music festival that takes place each Memorial
Day weekend in Detroit. The four acts join a roster of 60 DJs and
live acts that already includes dance music heavy hitters such as
the Prodigy, Afrika Bambaataa, Bassnectar, Derrick May, Carl Cox,
Francois K, Z-Trip, Rick Wade and previous festival artistic
directors Carl Craig and Kevin Saunderson.
The festival runs May 23-25 in Detroit’s Hart Plaza, while The
Prodigy will perform at an official opening party on May 22 at the
Fillmore Detroit. Read the entire article here.
Detroit’s Movement festival is just around the corner and Billboard dives into some of the lineup that’s been released.
Excerpt:
Glitch Mob, Anthony Rother, Benga and Marc “MK” Kinchen are among
the more than two dozen more performers named for Movement 2009,
the annual electronic music festival that takes place each Memorial
Day weekend in Detroit. The four acts join a roster of 60 DJs and
live acts that already includes dance music heavy hitters such as
the Prodigy, Afrika Bambaataa, Bassnectar, Derrick May, Carl Cox,
Francois K, Z-Trip, Rick Wade and previous festival artistic
directors Carl Craig and Kevin Saunderson.
The festival runs May 23-25 in Detroit’s Hart Plaza, while The
Prodigy will perform at an official opening party on May 22 at the
Fillmore Detroit.
Read the entire article here.
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