Mutiny Festival 2018: Dizzee Rascal and Sean Paul among festival's final '˜legendary' headliners
Dizzee Rascal, Sean Paul and Subfocus b2b Wilkinson will join the already-announced Craig David in headlining the festival, on May 26 and 27.
Grime artist Dizzee Rascal and Subfocus b2b Wilkinson will play on Saturday, and Sean Paul will play on Sunday.
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Comedian and entertainer Michael Dapaah, the man behind fictional rapper Big Shaq, will be performing as his new character Dr Ofori - but will still perform Big Shaq’s hit song Man’s Not Hot on Saturday.
Festival organiser, Luke Betts, said: ‘Our fifth festival will be our biggest and best event yet, and so is the line-up.
‘We’ve got more artists than we’ve ever had, new and bigger stages, more tents, a much bigger paint party.
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Hide Ad‘We’re upping the level of production across the board – Subfocus b2b Wilkinson is a UK festival exclusive for us and their set will be the biggest visual show we’ve had to date.
‘Dizzee Rascal is a legend, he’s one of the founding forefathers of grime.
‘He’s inspired a whole generation of artists and his latest album Raskit goes back to those original roots, and he fits in really well with our festival this year.
‘Because we’ve got such a strong mix of dance tents, house and techno tents and drum and bass tents this year, we’ve been able to push the direction of the main stage into a bank holiday carnival feel.
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Hide Ad‘Craig David is very much an R’n’B artist but Sean Paul is a cross between dancehall, pop, reggae and electronic.
‘Dizzee and Sean Paul are very much legends in their own genres.’
Dizzee Rascal will play in the afternoon on Saturday and Subfocus b2b Wilkinson will play in the evening.
Sean Paul will play in the afternoon on Sunday and Craig David will close the event.
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Hide AdOther acts set to play on the Saturday include My Nu Leng, Pete Tong and Ramz, and on the Sunday Kurupt FM, Kojo Funds and Andy C.
Luke added: ‘We’re going to debut a new chemical plant stage which is currently being built in Belgium.
‘Instead of a normal stage with LED screens and lights it’s like a chemical plant with big, light-up tanks and fire drums, it’s going to be pretty cool – I’m excited about it.’
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