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Rudimental, Wolf + Lamb and Matador head to Thailand for Wonderfruit

A music experience also dedicated to sustainability

  • Valerie Lee
  • 27 July 2016

Towards the end of the year, much of the festival wave shifts its sights to Asia as headliners make a mass pilgrimage for some of our favourite events in the Eastern hemisphere.

Pattaya, Thailand's outstanding Wonderfruit Festival is back for its third year this December 15 to 18 and is staying true to its eco-friendly, music, arts and wellness focuses in 2016.

Rudimental joins Wonderfruit at the top of the roster for their Thailand debut along with hip hop trio Young Fathers, Brooklyn's Wolf + Lamb, Matador, Nastia, Mad Professor and a handful of local artists as well.

Wonderfruit has consistently maintained its pledge to sustainability, and plans to do so this year with a stage made from rice. The stage is a piece of the festival's pledge to investing in a biodiversity reserve in Indonesia.

See the trailer below and grab tickets to Wonderfruit here.

Valerie Lee is Mixmag's US Digital Editor. Follow her on Twitter here

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