Loveland Festival with John Digweed, Adam Beyer, and more

John Digweed, born in Hastings, England, is a pioneering DJ and producer of progressive house. Known for his legendary marathon sets, he gained fame through collaborations with Sasha, notably the Renaissance and Northern Exposure series. Digweed topped DJ Magazine's Top 100 in 2001. As one half of Bedrock with Nick Muir, he created dance anthems and remixed tracks by New Order and Underworld. He's maintained a prolific output of mix CDs and live recordings, and owns Bedrock Records. His residencies, global tours, and notable appearances, like in the movie Groove, cemented his influence worldwide.

Swedish techno pioneer Adam Beyer, known for his relentless innovation, founded Drumcode, boasts over 100 Awakenings gigs, and has performed globally for three decades.

Berlin-born DJ Dixon is known for his visionary electronic sound. He co-runs the record label Innervisions with Âme, achieved four consecutive wins in Resident Advisor's Top DJs Poll, and explores fashion and technology.

Eric Prydz, born in Sweden, is renowned for his unique electronic music, progressive house tracks, and impressive live shows like HOLO/EPIC. A Platinum-selling artist, he's headlined iconic venues like Madison Square Garden and earned Grammy nominations. Prydz hosts a Beats1 radio show and tops charts with alter-egos Pryda and Cirez D, influencing the dance music scene with his "Pryda Sound." His work appeals to both underground connoisseurs and mainstream audiences, seamlessly blending melodic harmonies and raw techno.

Born in 1992, Indira Paganotto is a leading electronic music producer known for her energetic, genre-blending sets. Influenced by her DJ father in Goa, she started DJing at 16. Signed by Ian Pooley, her debut vinyl “Underground Love” featured collaborations with Jef K and others. She gained acclaim performing at top venues like Lollapalooza Argentina and Rex Club Paris. Known for her eclectic style, Paganotto mixes psyprogressive, minimal, and techno.