One of the country’s biggest Halloween events, Terminal V, takes place on 1 November with a one-day, one-arena, 12,000-capacity indoor spectacular at Edinburgh’s Royal Highland Centre.
For the first time ever, filming and photography by members of the audience will be prohibited.
The announcement comes after a big year for the Terminal V team who are just back after delivering a debut Croatia edition. They have also announced their London debut at Drumsheds on 14 November and through their events company EE Live, are producing the sold-out Doof In The Park with Hannah Laing, a 15,000-capacity open-air festival that sold out in record time.
EE Live also launched Hopetoun House Sessions last weekend – a debut set against the backdrop of one of Scotland’s grandest stately homes.
Phones will be welcome for staying connected with friends, but on arrival, stickers will be placed over each camera lens to ensure the focus stays firmly on the moment.
This move is designed to let partygoers fully immerse themselves in the music, the atmosphere, and the epic production, without the distraction. The result: a collective, high-energy celebration where the crowd and the music are front and centre, set against Terminal V’s trademark stage design, cutting-edge lighting and immersive visual production.
A hand-picked selection of world-class artists, each with their own distinctive sound to the Terminal V arena. One of the most in-demand acts in electronic music today, I Hate Models will deliver his trademark blend of emotion-soaked melodies and uncompromising techno power. VTSS, known for her fierce and boundary-pushing sets, will merge raw techno energy with rave and bass influences. Rising force Cloudy brings an unrelenting, high-octane approach to the decks, while Onlynumbers represents the harder, underground end of the spectrum.
CLTX (A/V Show) will present a cutting-edge audiovisual performance that blends intense industrial techno with striking, synchronised visuals. In a special collaborative set, Franck x AFEM SYKO will combine forward-thinking sound design with hard-hitting, industrial textures. Holy Priest will bring a dark, atmospheric edge to the night, while Kuko x Vendex are set to deliver a theatrical, high-impact techno performance that’s as visually arresting as it is sonically powerful. More acts are still to be announced in the coming months.
Alongside the music, Terminal V’s Halloween celebration, the event will feature a food and drink village, full-scale funfair, and an electric atmosphere unlike any other Halloween party in Scotland.
https://terminalv.co.uk/halloween/
https://www.skiddle.com/festivals/terminal-v-halloween/
