Thousands of revellers spent their weekend partying at the Royal Highland Centre
Terminal V made a triumphant return to Edinburgh over the Easter bank holiday weekend as thousands of techno fans descended on the capital. The festival atmosphere across the weekend was electric as music lovers filled both the indoor and outdoor stages.
Saturday night saw the likes of I Hate Models, Amelie Lens, Ida Engberg, Slam, and Farrago take to the stage in front of thousands of fans. While Sunday night closed with Belgian star Charlotte de Witte performing in the packed Area V warehouse, the afternoon saw incredible performances from Stella Bossi, Francois X, Marco Faraone, and plenty more.
Top tracks played throughout the weekend included Franky Wah dropping his See The Sun Rising collab with Carl Cox, Folamour pleasing the crowd with Story of House and Floorplan's We Magnify His Name, while Amelie Lens brought the edginess with Heimdall by BYØRN amongst many more. Simon McGrath, Co-Festival Director added: “The atmosphere was electric this weekend and we’re so delighted to see Terminal V grow and develop year on year. Early bird tickets for next year are now on sale - see you in 2024!”
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