London's Junction 2 Festival cancelled as transport workers prepare to strike
- PublishedFri, Jun 10, 2022, 16:41
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- The festival, set to take place on June 18th and 19th, is now postponed to 2023.
- London's Junction 2 Festival has cancelled its upcoming edition. The event, originally scheduled for June 18th and 19th, has now been pushed to next year as 4,000 members of England's National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers plan to strike for multiple days this month in a dispute over jobs and pensions. Announcing the news today, June 10th, via Twitter, Junction 2 said they were "committed to resolving the transport challenges." "After a three year wait, a weekend expected to run at full capacity and the site build about to commence, we are in disbelief at this decision," the statement continued. "We know this news will be as heartbreaking to you as it has been to us, especially after waiting so long to get together." The likes of Four Tet, Robert Hood, Adam Beyer and Avalon Emerson were due to play the festival. All tickets will now be automatically refunded at face value. Read Junction 2's full statement.Visit the festival's website for more information.
- Sat, Jun 18, 2022
[CANCELLED] Junction 2 Festival 2022
Jon Hopkins, Max Cooper, George FitzGerald, Rival Consoles, Ela Minus, Willow, Ceri, Four Tet, Maceo Plex, TSHA, Yu Su, Carlota, Dixon, Maribou State, Chaos In The CBD, Eclair Fifi, Esa, Effy, Mount Kimbie, Avalon Emerson, Peach, Binh, Tasker, Zenker Brothers, Roza Terenzi, D. Tiffany, Bambounou, Jossy Mitsu, Tasha, Ben Klock, Robert Hood, Mind Against, Adiel, ANII, Adam Beyer, Amelie Lens, E-Dancer, Dense & Pika, Joel Mull, Nina Kraviz, FJAAK, DMX Krew, Frankel & Harper, Dax J, Blawan, 999999999, Benjamin Damage, Anastasia Kristensen, Theo Nasa, Margaret Dygas, Fumiya Tanaka, Traumer, Sugar Free, Sam Bangura, Robin Ordell