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Groovebox In The Park
Saturday 5 June 2027 | 1pm - 11pm
Wollaton Hall & Deer Park
After a sell-out debut, Groovebox In The Park is coming back to Wollaton Hall & Deer Park, and this time it's twice the size. With a bigger site, a bigger capacity, bigger headliners and three arenas instead of two, the Nottingham landmark is set to host the biggest day in Groovebox history.
Leading the charge is house and techno icon Jamie Jones, who tops the Main Arena bill. He's joined by an A-Z of world-class talent including Anil Aras B2B Laura de Greef, Job de Jong, Kepler, Marsolo and M-High, with more names still to be announced.
Submerged Arena brings the drum & bass heavyweights, headlined by HEDEX & EKSMAN. They're joined by an A-Z of BASSLAYERZ, MOZEY and SOTA, followed by a second A-Z of A Little Sound, AMPLIFY, FMS (6 Deck Set), NERSHA and SIMULA B2B SKANTIA, with DR.P also on the bill. Hosting duties go to 2Shy MC, Blu Bomma, Carasel, IC3, Jakes, Spyda and Weejii, with Emporio and Stevo also joining the party.
The lineup is only the beginning. You can also expect:
A third arena, hosted by Discobox which will see Groovebox resident DJs delivering the ultimate disco, giving even more ways to spend the day.
VIP: Fancy 5-star treatment and a luxurious day rave experience? The VIP ticket gets you priority access to the event, priority views of the main stage, and entry to the VIP arena with posher loos, private bars, seating, tables and much more.
Entertainment and extras: Alongside the stacked lineup, expect roaming entertainers, stilt walkers, fire eaters and breathers, and plenty of photo opportunities. Glitter, hair and merch stalls will be on site, a selection of rides, plus a range of bars and street food vendors to keep you refreshed and energised all day.
Tickets will go on sale soon - sign up now.
Ages 18+
| Groovebox In The Park (5 June 2027) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Saturday | 13:00 | - 23:00 |
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