The Prodigy to headline Creamfields Andalucia

By James Bryce

BRITISH dance legends The Prodigy are set to headline one of Spain’s biggest music festivals.

The three-piece, best known for the wild onstage antics of frontman Keith Flint, will play Creamfields Andalucia, in Jerez, over the weekend of August 13-14.

The band, famous for hits including ‘Out of Space’ and ‘Firestarter’, are no strangers to Spain having played several shows here in the past.

Also jetting in to Jerez for the event will be Belgian favourites 2 Many DJs, Eric Prydz, Armin Van Buuren and Richie Hawtin.

Tickets from 50 euros. Visit www.creamfields-andalucia.com for information.

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Megan says:

17 Jun, 2012 @ 09:20 at 09:20

im 10 and i love the prodigy ive seen most of your concerts and i would love to see them again and for the rest of my life.I LOVE YOU AND IM A FIRE STARTER.

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