HARD London Announces Initial Lineup for Debut Edition

HARD Events will be heading across the pond for the debut edition of HARD London at The Drumsheds in August with a stacked lineup in tow.

Since first surfacing over a decade ago, HARD Events has become one of the premier brands in the scene that consistently blows the minds of their faithful following with unique experiences and huge lineups. Whether through HARD Summer Music Festival or their Day of the Dead celebration in SoCal, an exotic experience on Holy Ship, or satellite events and stage takeovers, they’ve continued to deliver. Now, they’ve set their sights on dominating the UK with HARD London.

Set to take place on Saturday, August 21, HARD London won’t be the first time that the behemoth brand has brought some heat to help clear the London fog. Their previous iteration came via hosting a stage at Creamfields back in 2016, but now they have some big plans with their very own day-long standalone festival at The Drumsheds.

True to their brand’s dedication to delivering sensational lineups, HARD London will feature some familiar faces including Alesso, JAUZ, Tchami, and Dillon Francis for the debut. Others that stick out immediately include Holy Goof, Bloody Beetroots, Malaa, Kayzo, and Noizu, but that’s still just the tip of the iceberg. Rounding out the initial lineup are Gentlemens Club, WHIPPED CREAM, Duke & Jones, Holly, Siren, and Oppidan to bring even more fantastic beats along with them.

A limited number of GA and VIP passes will be available for pre-sale beginning on Wednesday, March 31 at Noon GMT, with early bird passes beginning at £39.50. Sign-up for pre-sale access by visiting their website and stay tuned for the rest of the lineup!

HARD London 2021 Initial Lineup:

HARD London 2021 – Initial Lineup By Artist:

Alesso

Jauz

Holy Goof

Tchami

Dillon Francis

Malaa

Kayzo

Bloody Beetroots

Noizu

Gentlemens Club

Duke & Jones

Whipped Cream

Holly

Siren

Oppidan

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