To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video. Up Next. The UK festival scene is one of the best in the world but Polygon Live is pushing boundaries even further with their 360-degree immersive experience. On May 2, 2025, electronic music festival Polygon Live will reach the UK for the first time with a three-day event at London’s Crystal Palace.

The newly announced lineup boasts popular artists from Dutch band Yīn Yīn to dance musician Cosmo Sheldrake joining already announced Arooj Aftab and Photay. Gig-goers will be surrounded by the specially designed outdoor ‘spaceship’, made up of two huge domes with over 200 speakers. Music fans in Dubai and Amsterdam have already been treated to cutting-edge sound technology and this year’s event promises to be just as exciting.

Here’s how you can get your hands on tickets for Polygon Live. Powered by L-Acoustics, Polygon Live gives gig-goers 360 spatial audio which moves around the domes, aided by a wall of huge subwoofers. Fans will feel like they are really inside the music not just watching or listening from far away as with a normal stage set up. On Instagram, the festival wrote: ‘This event will see the international launch of our brand-new, dual-dome design. That’s right, two domes placed side by side for double the Polygon magic.’.

The new Dual-Polygon design means no matter where you are inside the festival, you will be able to hear the music with no compromises. London’s shows boast just shy of a whopping 200 speakers, with over five times the number of speakers a standard live music event would use. Of course, the sound isn’t the only thing a festival needs with LED lighting placed between each speaker, perfectly synchronised to the music.

Polygon Live will take place across three days at Crystal Palace, London, starting on Friday, May 2 and ending on Sunday, May 5. Polygon Live promises a selection of three headliners — one per day — with 12 fantastic musicians and artists announced. So far the performers announced for Polygon Live LDN are:. The full festival line-up is still to be revealed with plenty more artists set to be announced so watch this space.

Tickets are already on sale for Polygon Live, with early bird general admission sold out for Friday and Saturday. Prices start at £74.61 for a general admission day ticket and max out at £154.36 for VIP early bird access over two days. Fans hoping to experience all three days can grab an early bird general admission ticket for £122.46. Tickets are on sale now through Polygon Live’s official website.

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