Yellophonic is the latest and most exciting addition to the thriving festival and club scene in Northern Ireland. Two days of musical mayhem will take place over the bank holiday weekend at the beginning of May with some of the biggest and most respected names in electronic music headlining. Kicking off proceedings at Yello’s Cathedral Quarter home Mynt on Saturday 2nd May, House giants Paolo Mojo and Jimpster each headline the venue’s two rooms. On Bank Holiday Sunday 3rd May, day two of the festival moves across to Belfast landmark location St George’s Market for Yellophonic’s huge Warehouse Party, which will have full bar facilities and food available at the venue. Irrefutably one of the biggest names in dance music, Groove Armada, AKA Andy Cato and Tom Findlay, will headline the event, supported by Tom Middleton, Funkagenda, local hero Scope, AKA Ric McClelland, and Yello’s exceptionally talented residents. The second day at St George’s is set to be a total sell-out with tickets for the event on sale now priced £25 available from Mynt or all Ticketmaster outlets. Alternatively, you and a friend could be at this event in style for free, as we have a pair of VIP tickets to give away for this event. Simply answer the following super easy question. Finish the lyric from the Groove Armada Hit: "I see you baby... " Send your answer to win@thebiglist.co.uk along with your name, address and telephone number. Entrants must be over 18, and usual conditions apply. Closing date is Friday 17th April. Good luck!
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