Will Atkinson: Last News

Creamfields North festival.The northern edition of the iconic dance festival will take place in the Cheshire countryside later this summer, celebrating the bank holiday weekend.Scheduled for August 24 to August 27, the four-day already bash made headlines in October last year, when the 2023 instalment became the fastest-selling Creamfields on record. Now, the event will feature even more new artists as a new wave of acts has been confirmed.Black Coffee and Example will join the already-packed line-up, as well as other artists including Aly & Fila, Vintage Culture, Will Atkinson and Will Sparks.

iOS - Android International artists including happy hardcore outfit Scooter from Germany, Australian hardstyle DJs Code Black and Ben Nicky, and Brennan Heart from the Netherlands, will join homegrown heroes such as Will Atkinson and George Bowie banging out the tunes at the 5000 capacity Braehead Waterfront.Originally pencilled in to take place in July the event was postponed due to Covid restrictions.Ricky admits it’s been “bloody tough” over the last 18 months.He said: “It’s not just a business, it’s been my whole life since I was 20.“The worst thing was every time the ‘road map’ was published or there was a discussion about coming out of lockdown there was no mention of reopening venues or live music events being allowed to go ahead,

Internationally revered DJ and producer Will Atkinson released his debut album 'Last King of Scotland' last week. The 17-track project spans the realms of trance, techno, drum n bass and spoken word - blending harder sounds with more progressive, melodic stylings.To celebrate the launch Will has announced he will be broadcasting an exclusive set recorded at Platform - formerly Glasgow’s much loved nightclub, The Arches.Will said: "Over the years, I was incredibly lucky to play many epic shows at The Arches.