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Bluedot Festival 2022 at Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre, Macclesfield, 22–24 July 2022, from £59.75 - Book now
Located at Jodrell Bank Observatory, Bluedot is a weekend-long festival of live music, science experiments, expert talks and immersive artworks. Only five years old, it’s already carved out a strong identity in the British festival scene, offering 21,000 welly-clad revellers a unique collision of entertainment and information.
The full line-up is still under wraps, however one headliner has been revealed: Björk, one of the most influential and ground-breaking musicians of all time, will close the festival on 24 July with a unique, commissioned performance with Manchester’s Hallé Orchestra, featuring bespoke projections on the 250-foot Lovell Telescope.
When we get our hands on the full 2022 line-up, we’ll cover it in full here, so check back soon for the latest scoop.
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