Cream’s annual festive knees up will take  place on the 26th December and the line-up for this year’s Boxing Night Special has been announced.
 
First up is Laidback Luke, who will be jetting in especially for the occasion, there is no denying that this Dutch turbine has truly established a name for himself not only as a DJ but as one of the most in-demand producers on the planet.  

Joining Luke in the Main Room is fellow Dutchman Nicky Romero.   Nicky’s meteoric rise to international fame has flourished over the last few years following a series of successful productions, which has brought him to the attention and into the studio with some of the world’s most sought after electronic acts.   

Next up is special guest and Tiësto’s DJ of choice - Hardwell, last year saw him support the world’s No.1 DJ on his US tour and at only 23 years old he is already an award winning DJ, producer and label manager, he is undoubtedly one of the leaders of a new generation of DJs.  

Keeping with the Dutch theme is Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano who having left a lasting impression at their last appearance at Cream which saw them blow the proverbial roof off the Main Room,expect the same energy on Boxing night. Completing the line-up is Cream resident Anthony Probyn.     
 
Leading the way in the Courtyard is Cream regular Ferry Corsten.   Renowned for his unique up-tempo big room trance and house sound.    

Joining him will be one of America’s busiest international DJ’s Markus Schulz, his unique trance-progressive sound is the appeal that has seen Markus consistently voted as one of the world’s Top 10 DJ’s and seen him attract the masses the world over.  

Completing the line up in the Courtyard will be Cream residents Gareth Wyn and Rob Harnetty.
 
The Annexe will be home of course to the residents and leading the pack is one of Cream’s favourite sons Paul Bleasdale.  Other acts taking over the Annexe will be Jemmy, Andy Mac and Lee Ellis.
 
This event is expected to sell out quickly so do purchase advance tickets to avoid disappointment.