Christopher BarrettElectronic music event promoter AMAAD (A Man About A Dog) is preparing to launch a series of electronic music events at the 15,000-capacity Boston Manor Park in the London Borough of Hounslow this summer.
BM Park Live will consist of three-day techno festival Junction 2, on 25-27 July, and one-day event Paradise In The City on 2 August. The latter is being launched by Jamie Jones, a DJ and producer, Hot Creations label boss, and founder and curator of the Paradise global event series.
AMAAD, which also consists of promoter LWE (London Warehouse Events), said it intends to deliver further events at Boston Manor Park, alongside community-focused sustainability and youth engagement initiatives. It said each event will feature innovative stage designs and best-in-class sound to ensure each festival has a distinct look and customer experience. It has pledged that Junction 2 will “go beyond net-zero in 2025”.
The company’s CEO Will Harold said, “Since launching Junction 2 as a one-day festival at Boston Manor Park in 2016 we have long recognised the potential of this uniquely diverse site. The launch of BM Park Live will allow us to deliver more high-quality, immersive festivals with higher production value, allowing for even more exciting and ambitious projects.”
Last Summer AMAAD took over the running of 25,000sqft warehouse space, Prospect (formerly known as Propyard) in Bristol.