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Movement 2015 Lineup – 141 Performers at Detroit’s Electronic Music Festival

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Both phase 1 and phase 2 have been announced for the Movement 2015 Lineup. 74 performers have been added in Phase 1, January 28th and another 67 announced in Phase 2, March 18th. These will be the only two lineup announcements this year opposed to the usual 3 phase announcements. This leaves the total performances for 2015 at 141 — the most Paxahau has booked for the festival to date. Movement, Detroit’s Electronic Music Festival, will again take place in Hart Plaza, Downtown Detroit, Memorial Day Weekend May 23, 24, and 25, 2015.


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Movement Detroit 2015 Recapitulation

A journey into techno, modern art, and technology in the Hart of Detroit.


This year is definitely stacked as far as talent goes. Paxahau has continued to bring in heavy-weight, more mainstream acts to ensure this event remains one of the top destinations for electronic music fans on the festival circuit. While at the same time still booking the best from the harder, underground techno scene and staying true to Detroit roots and helping promote local talent. There’s even a bit of hip-hop in there this year as well.

Techno pioneer and hometown hero Juan Atkins is celebrating 35 years in the industry with a special performance at Movement under his iconic alias Model 500. To mark this milestone, the legend will also bring longtime collaborators as well as new talent to celebrate 30 years of Metroplex Records – Atkins’ iconic label whose catalogue reaches back to over three decades of futuristic sounds and releases, including No UFO’s, Night Drive and Ocean to Ocean, just to name a few.

In a nod to the festival’s continuous support of local talent, Movement 2015 is collaborating with some of Detroit’s most celebrated names and figures to curate multiple showcases throughout the weekend, including the return of Kevin Saunderson’s highly acclaimed ORIGINS – a celebration of originators, torchbearers and next wave creators of Techno and their cross-generational influence on each other.

Detroit’s native sons Carl Craig and Mad Mike Banks will perform a rare set together as part of Detroit Love – a new concept from Carl Craig, designed to bring together and support the sounds of Detroit and take a little of the Techno brotherhood to clubs and festivals all over the world.

Ann Arbor-based collective Ghostly International present: Ghostly International Day – a look back at the label’s roots and peer into the future with a full day of boundary­-pushing music from their creative community.


Headliners for Movement 2015 have been named as: Richie Hawtin, Snoop Dogg as Dj Snoopadelic, and Dog Blood (Boys Noize + Skrillex).

DjFrequencies stand outs for the Movement Lineup 2015 Phase 1: Kangding Ray – Live, Regis, Marcel Dettmann, Rødhåd, Ben Klock, Recondite -Live, Developer, Richie Hawtin, Mathew Dear, Nicole Moudaber, Sterac AKA Steve Rachmad, Annie Hall, Henrik Schwarz, Nina Kravitz,  Atom & Tobias – Live, Clark – Live, Paula Temple, Steffi, Ben Sims, Cell Injection (Drumcell + Audio Injection), Joseph Capriati, Floorplan, Carl Craig, Kevin Saunderson, Derek Plaslaiko, Corbin Davis, Jeff Derringer, Joel Morgan.

DjFrequencies stand outs for the Movement Lineup 2015 Phase 2: Carl Craig featuring Mad Mike Banks – live, Anthony Jimenez, Darkcube – live, Heathered Pearls, Josh Wink, Kenny Larkin – live, Kevin Saunderson b2b Derrick May, Maceo Plex, Method Man, Model 500  – live, Octave One – live, Squarepusher – live

So how does this lineup compare to Movement 2014? — Let us know in the comments. You can also check out our coverage from last year with the Movement 2014 Review.

Stay tuned for further Movement Lineup announcements, Movement after parties, and the full Movement 2015 Schedule.

Movement 2015 Lineup Phase 1 – Released January 28th with 74 Performers.

Movement 2015 Lineup Phase 2 – Released March 18th with 67 Additional Performers.

Movement (DEMF) 2015 Lineup

Phase 1 Festival Lineup

Phase 2 Festival Lineup

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