Bluedot have unveiled the line-up for A Weekend In Outer Space, a special free-to-view online weekend taking place Fri 24-Sunday 26 July 2020.
A Weekend In Outer Space will bring the bluedot experience online with live music, science talks, culture and family shows on aweekendinouterspace.com, plus album listening parties courtesy of Tim Burgessโ โTimโs Twitter Listening Partiesโ. Music highlights include exclusive live sets from Orbital, Daniel Avery, Roni Size, BCUC and Anna Matronicโs Deep Space Disco finishing off with a Sunday evening broadcast of Elbowโs legendary Jodrell Bank show from 2012.
Live science talks including Ann Druyan in conversation with Brian Cox and Robin Ince (in association with The Cosmic Shambles Network), Jim al-Khalili and Jill Tarter and a wealth of family friendly shows including Clangers and Nordoff Robins. On Sunday New Order, Metronomy, Ibibio Sound Machine and others will join live as part of an afternoon of album listen-alongs with Tim Burgess. The weekend will be bookended by immersive โjourney to outer spaceโ and โreturn to Earthโ shows hosted by bluedot favourites Henge.
Bluedot 2020 has been postponed to 22-25 July 2021, with headliners Bjork, Groove Armada and Metronomy the first names to be revealed for next yearโs festival at Cheshireโs Jodrell Bank Observatory.
A Weekend In Outer Space will be raising money for Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre, the award-winning science centre at the observatory, which has been closed in recent months. The Discovery Centre is part of The University of Manchester and is a registered charity which since 2011 has inspired over 1.3million visitors, including many families and school children.
Over 85% of its income is generated from admissions, educational visits, group bookings, and sales in our cafรฉ and gift shop, all of which rely on their doors being open. Fans can support Jodrell Bank Discovery Centreโs fundraising efforts here:
BLUEDOT PRESENTS…
A WEEKEND IN OUTER SPACE
24.25.26 JULY 2020
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