Minus Zero Festival Announces Music Line-Up for April

The winter party season won't be over in April. The second annual MINUS ZERO FESTIVAL--set for April 7 and 8 at the Stratton Mountain Resort in Vermont--has announced its full music line-up along with set times for the weekend and it's going to be jam packed. The two-day winter sports and music festival will feature three stages of music, skiing, snowboarding, lodging onsite and free parking. Tickets are on sale now at www.minuszerofestival.com. Read on for the mountainside musical treats in store.

Headlining Friday, April 7 is Zeds Dead with support coming from a wide range of international and northeast regional DJ acts including Illenium, Marvel Years, DJ Shift, Dudenguy, Lestat, Bamboora, Voltran, a back-to-back set from Nekro and Exssv, Detox and Michael Pata. Saturday, April 8, MINUS ZERO festival goers can hit the slopes to the tunes of headliners Bassnectar and GRiZ, along with Stratton native Pierce Fulton, Yookie, Brightside, Mike Chach, Sam Allan, Vavo, Adam Scott, Shotgun Styles and Nelvis Tolentino. Plus, before heading down the mountain, lift pass holders on both days can head up to the top for the Summit Stage, which will feature Auten, Average Joe, FENX, Fifth Year, Lucid Noise, Sicoli, Tony Mancuso, and Vinny Vibe. MINUS ZERO FESTIVAL is also pleased to announce the addition of an intimate village stage featuring deep house and techno music. Look out for more information soon.

"With a beautiful backdrop amid the mountains and a stunning roster, it is no wonder that the festival attracted thousands of fans in its first year," declared DJ Mag of last year's event. MINUS ZERO officially launched its northeast edition last April in Vermont with thousands of fans and a vast array of electronic and dance music artists, including headliners deadmau5 and Kaskade. There were also sets from international festival draws, like Thomas Jack, Gorgon City, Jauz, ATTLAS, Serge Devant, Tony Arzadon and Pierce Fulton, among others. With three stages of music and the ski lifts and slopes open at Stratton Mountain Resort--an all-inclusive site featuring lodging and hotel accommodations--the picturesque backdrop of Stratton provided a stunning and unique setting for the event.