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Electric Bay Festival returned to Torre Abbey Meadows for its third edition last weekend (July 14 and 15), lighting up Torquay with some of the world’s biggest dance acts.
With the mood only briefly punctuated with the loss of the Euro 2024 final, the festival saw the likes of Example, Hybrid Minds, Sub Focus and Wilkinson take the decks of the two day event.
Saturday the 13 featured a showcase of up and coming talents such as EV, Girls Next Door, Jess Hands and Vibration Lab.
On Sunday the festival was treated to an afternoon takeover from returning legend David Rodigan, who presented a fully fledged ‘Ram Jam’ showcase featuring Grammy award-winning MC Flowdan, Hollie Cook, Eva Lazarus, Mungo’s Hi Fi and Rebel Clash.
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