After two years of curating stellar parties and experiences, Milkman presents the second edition of its highly anticipated festival, Terminal 1. Terminal 1 isn’t essentially your regular music festival, it is a culmination of great experiences surrounding music, discovery and a lot more. This year sees Terminal 1 taking a different tangent. Spanning across three days, the festival takes place at three different venues across the city, each aiming to create a distinctive and immersive experience.
Showcasing a diverse mix of local bands and DJs alongside a heavyweight international line-up that features both pioneering and avant-garde electronic acts making their debuts in the country. Best known for her signature “stripped-down techno and electro” sound, we bring back Helena Hauff to headline this edition. Expect Geneva-based Aisha Devi to craft an experience that is at once cathartic and challenging, harrowing and invigorating. Known for spearheading a new wave of musical creativity in London as well as being responsible for the world-renowned Yussef Kamaal project, Henry Wu heads to Indian shores. Born Free records co-founder Samo DJ will be joining the party to throw down his warped and spunk filled tunes. Witness Neil Landstrumm tastefully brings together two decades of musical experience through a live set and rave revivalist, graphic artist, Rinse FM resident and Klasse Wrecks label boss, Luca Lozano dole out his hard-hitting records.
Milkman residents Spacejams will be joined by some of the freshest and eclectic Indian talent on the block Yung Raj, Chrms, Drum Ani Bass, Anushka, Sid Shirodkar and Kavya. Terminal 1 is a logical progression of Milkman’s forward-thinking musical programming. Having toured acts like ‘DJ Stingray, Mount Kimbie, Ben UFO, Lena Willikens, Optimo, AUX 88 and most recently, Elena Colombi for the Terminal 1 pre-party, Milkman marks two years of curating extraordinary music experiences for Indian dance music fans.
Terminal 1 is scheduled to take place on Feb 28th – March 1st, 2020.
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