A few weeks ago, it was announced that Future Music Festival Asia (FMFA) 2015 will be moving out of Malaysia. This is largely due to the unfortunate events that occurred during FMFA 2014, which led it to being abruptly cancelled, which ultimately had our local authorities clamp down on all outdoor music festivals.
As such, organiser Livescape Asia had no choice but to buckle up and search for a new FMFA home.
It was then announced that yes, FMFA 2015 is indeed still happening and the festival is all set to rock Singapore come 14th and 15th March 2015! As we speak, early bird tickets are continuing to “fly off the shelves” for the upcoming festival, when the lineup hasn’t even been announced yet. Maybe it’s because unlike other festivals in the region, FMFA maintains its position as a cross-genre music festival with its past editions having featured not just electronic dance music (EDM) acts but also some of the biggest names in pop, hip hop, indie, and rock.
As such, we’re now super excited to announce the first wave of FMFA 2015 lineup, as officially revealed by our friends at Livescape Asia!
International:
- AFROJACK
- ART DEPARTMENT
- AVICII
- BASSJACKERS
- BLASTERJAXX
- CARNAGE
- EXAMPLE
- FATBOY SLIM
- GORGON CITY
- KNIFE PARTY
- NERO
- ROBIN SCHULZ
- SIGMA
- TCHAMI
- THE PRODIGY
+ MANY MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED IN JAN 2015
Local & regional:
- ANDREW T (SG)
- BOTTLESMOKER (ID)
- BUD CULTURE (MY)
- DANGERDISKO (MY)
- DJ RAH (SG)
- H3 (MY)
- MR NASTY & GURUGURU (MY)
- NEZ (SG)
- TERENCE C (MY)
- YA5TH (SG)
+ MANY MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED IN JAN 2015
Tickets to FMFA 2015 are available for purchase from 5pm onwards on 3rd December 2014 onwards here and are available in three categories:
- Single Day (SGD148)
- Weekend – Two-Day Pass (SGD208)
- VIP (SGD388)
Tickets are also available for walk-in purchase at all SISTIC outlets in Singapore. Future Music Festival Asia 2015 is opened to guests aged 18-years and older only. ID verifications will be carried out at the door.
*Ticket prices listed above also exclude the ticket agent’s booking and credit card processing fees.
UPDATE (18th Dec):
Remember “Sandstorm”, the 1999 trance techno song produced the Finnish electronic music producer, Darude? The song was such a massive hit that it took over the world by “storm” and turned Darude into an iconic Finish sensation.
Now, armed with his hit single, Darude is going to sand-storm his way to Singapore for Future Music Festival Asia!
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