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Creamfields Announce Runway 2.0 As New Stage For 2027

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Creamfields has unveiled Runway 2.0, a brand-new stage concept combining the iconic Runway structure with HALO’s immersive 360-degree visuals ahead of the festival’s 30th anniversary in 2027.

Creamfields are looking to the future while honouring their history as their new stage sees the return of the iconic Runway combined with HALO. HALO took over from Runway in 2025 bringing incredible 360-degree visuals creating a truly immersive experience which will now be incorporated into the new stage. The appropriately named Runway 2.0 will combine the best features from both Runway and HALO into a whole new revolutionary experience.

The team at Lucid Creates who have worked with Creamfields since 2022 have designed a 20,000-capacity stage with stunning visuals. The unmistakable structure of Runway has returned with the immersion of HALO incorporated through three 15-metre overhead diamond LED screens. These paired with LED towers on the edges of the arena will create a seamless flow of visuals from front to back, to above and beyond. Runway 2.0 promises to deliver a stunning spectacle that evolves throughout each set which festivalgoers won’t want to miss.

Creamfields have continued to show their commitment to the fans by bringing back this fan favourite stage while also levelling it up. Runway 2.0 is another leap forward in the persistent evolution of Creamfields as they strive to deliver the best festival possible every year.

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