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Groove Armada, Bonobo and more will play after the festival
Lovebox have announced details of their After Dark line-up, which includes Bonobo, Groove Armada and Shy FX. See details below.
The East London festival, which takes place on 17 and 18 July, already boasts a line-up that includes Snoop Dogg, Cypress Hill, Rudimental, Mark Ronson, Danny Brown and Action Bronson.
The festival have now revealed the line-up for their series of After Dark parties, which take place across four of east London's best club spaces. Groove Armada will kick off the weekend with a DJ set at Oval Space, alongside Jimmy Edgar, xxxy and Max Graef.
Meanwhile, Bonobo will finish up the festival in the same venue on Saturday night, alongside Maribou State, Pedestrian, MermaidS and Bird of Paradise.
Friday 17 July
After Dark with Running Wild at Oval Space
Groove Armada (DJ SET), Jimmy Edgar, xxxy, Max Graef
After Dark with Village Underground at Village Underground
Shy FX, Preditah, My Nu Leng, Cadenza, Siobhan Bell
After Dark with Sub Soul at The Laundry
MK, Bontan, Kry Wolf, SubSoul DJs, Marc Talein
Saturday July 18th
After Dark with Percolate at Oval Space
Bonobo (DJ SET) Maribou State B2B Pedestrian, MermaidS, Bird of Paradise
After Dark with Spacestation at Village Underground
Soul Clap, Horse Meat Disco, PBR Streetgang, Peak & Swift
After Dark with Krankbrother at The Laundry
Heidi, Matador, Krankbrother
After Dark with Regulate at Shapes
Oneman, Special Request, Jon Rust, Jack Swift, Dan Napier, Dom Chung, T.Williams
Lovebox takes place on 17 and 18 July in Victoria Park, London. See the full line-up here. For tickets and more information, click here.
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