Celebrate 35+ years of Goa Parties, The Music, Dance, Culture and Art in Bristol.
Experience a weekend full of music, dance and cultural diversity at the Goa Cream Festival 2025, Friday 12th & Saturday 13th September. Celebrate over 35 years of Goa parties, encompassing the music, dance, culture, and art that have all defined this unique experience. The festival sees itself as a gathering of the Goa community to celebrate the freedom of dance and the shared passion for music. It is also an opportunity to remember the friends who can no longer dance with us. There will be the finest DJs and producers from Goa, who will take us on a journey through the roots of Goa Trance, all the way to the present day and into a brighter future. Ultimately to lose the ego in the Trance and become one with the cosmos.
GOA CREAM 2025
The location of the festival is Yewtree Farm in Upper Morton, Thornbury which provides an idyllic rural setting. Once a General Admission ticket is purchased, there is the option to book Glamping - a private Bell tent for up to 4 people sharing.
The festival itself presents a selection of the best Goa DJs and producers, reflecting the evolution of Goa trance from its inception to the present day.
The line-up for 2025 includes artists such as Aardvarkk, Acid Drop Anton, Astrida, ChoZen JO, D.a.n, DiGiTAL HiPPiE, Dj Dexter, Dj Minali, Dr Lu, Dr Vagator, Fordy, Goa Jack, Hypnocoustics, James West, Jay-Om, Kanaloa, Laughing Buddha, LeilaDj, Lorraine, Mandala, ManMadeMan, Mutaliens, NEUTRON, OOOD, Paulo Lopes, Pogo, PsycOde, Psykinetic, PsyPirate, Shakti, Ten Ton Atom, Tristan and WILKO.
In addition to music, the Goa Cream Festival places great emphasis on cultural expressions and art. Installations and performances enrich the festival experience and create an inspiring environment for all participants.
GOA CREAM HISTORY
The journey began on the beaches of Goa, when travellers from all over the world created a unique cultural fusion, the basis for what is now known as GOA Trance. A musical genre that is characterized by its spiritual depth and artistic freedom and by its hypnotic rhythms and its deep basses. Goa trance was born, a genre that not only invited dancing but also fostered a deeper connection to music and the community.
The uniqueness of Goa attracted musicians and DJs from all over the world, who were inspired by the innovative and free-spirited atmosphere. This international networking helped to spread the Goa trance sound beyond the borders of India and laid the foundation for the worldwide trance movement and the sounds we know today.
ACCESSIBILITY
Goa Cream is committed to supporting disabled people and those with access requirements to fully enjoy their time at the festival.