Movement festival Detroit will be back for 2022
The last edition of the festival was in 2019
Movement Detroit will be making a comeback in 2022 after two years of postponement due to the pandemic.
Movement, which is one of the highest regarded and longest-running electronic music festivals in the world, will return to its traditional Memorial Day weekend slot May 28-30 at the Hart Plaza, Detroit.
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On Instagram, organisers wrote: "We finally reunite after a long-awaited return to Hart Plaza"
The last festival took place in 2019 and the headliners were Disclosure, Orbital and Griz.
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In 2020 Four Tet, Ben UFO, Avalon Emerson and Carl Craig were amongst the names announced before the festival's postponement
In 2021, the festival announced a much smaller event, that also went on to be postponed.
According to Detroit Free Press, acts and artists for this year have not been announced yet, however, Paxahau - one of Movement's promoters - said that would be announced soon.
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Fans of the festival are excited by the news, with one commenting on Instagram: "Let’s go! :) been too long since we played in hart plaza!!!"
Others on Twitter have echoed this. One person said "Omg I'm gunna cry".
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