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Terminal V with Franck, Cloudy, and more

Nov 1, 2025 at 12:00  ·  Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh

Terminal V
Nov 1
Terminal V
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Cloudy, real name Claudia Koziolek, is a German DJ renowned for her hard, melodic, and dark techno sound. Emerging in 2021, she quickly rose to prominence, captivating global audiences with energetic sets featuring driving basslines and emotional crescendos. She has performed at major international festivals and clubs, establishing herself as a rising star in the electronic music scene.
I Hate Models is a DJ and producer and owner of the Disco Inferno label. He released the 2019 album L’Âge Des Métamorphoses on Perc Trax, the Forever Melancholia EP, and remixed Depeche Mode. He’s headlined Ultra and EDC.
Martyna Maja, known as VTSS, is a Polish DJ, producer, and vocalist. Originally from Warsaw, she now resides in New York. Her dynamic sound blends high-octane techno with EBM, breaks, and pop sensibilities, making her a versatile force in electronic music. She is celebrated for boundary-pushing sets and releases like "Projections" and "Steady Pace." Collaborations include Varg and Boys Noize.
Onlynumbers is a techno artist from France, now based in Czechia, known for euphoric, percussive hard techno. Releases include the My Heart is Raging EP (Taapion Records) and tracks Miss the Rave and Euphoric Night; he’s also collaborated with Basswell.
Masked rave-culture antihero Holy Priest is known for genre-bending hits like No Balance, a viral remix of Vielleicht Vielleicht, and collaborations across hard techno, rawstyle, and hardcore, blending brutal basslines with playful sarcasm and humor.

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Royal Highland Centre Royal Highland Centre Multi-purpose event venue Capacity: 60,000

About Royal Highland Centre

The Royal Highland Centre is Scotland's largest indoor and outdoor multi-purpose event venue, located in Ingliston, Edinburgh, originally opened in 1960 as the Royal Highland Showground. With a flexible capacity reaching up to 60,000 for outdoor concerts and 12,000 in its Highland Hall, it hosts a diverse array of major touring artists, exhibitions, and the annual Royal Highland Show across its extensive parkland and modern facilities.

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