AMAAD (A Man About A Dog) has launched BM Park Live, a series of electronic music events set at Boston Manor Park in the London Borough of Hounslow.

Expanding AMAAD’s three-day techno festival, Junction 2 (July 25-27) BM Park Live will also see Jamies Jones, co-founder of Hot Creations label, Hot Natured and head of Paradise Music, run his first UK festival – Paradise In The City – on August 2. With a long-term ambition to deliver more events at Boston Manor Park, alongside community-focused sustainability and youth engagement initiatives, BM Park Live aims to “raise the bar for electronic music events”.

BM Park Live will draw on AMAAD’s decades of experience promoting and delivering electronic music club shows and festivals to bring state-of-the-art production, cutting-edge sound quality and high-quality music programming to Boston Manor Park.

Will Harold, CEO of AMAAD, said: “Since launching Junction 2 as a one-day festival at Boston Manor Park in 2016 we have long recognised the potential of this uniquely diverse site. The launch of BM Park Live will allow us to deliver more high-quality, immersive festivals with higher production value, allowing for even more exciting and ambitious projects.”

BM Park Live festivals will feature four stages: The Bridge – an iconic stage, set in an industrial space beneath the M4 flyover; The Grid / Main Stage – an expansive open-air arena; The Woods – an intimate dancefloor nestled deep in the forest at Boston Manor Park; plus a new stage featuring ambitious new production yet to be revealed.

Sustainability is a core part of BM Park Live’s ethos. Following the implementation of a wide range of measures over the last two years, Junction 2 has pledged to go beyond net-zero in 2025. Audiences can expect to see further forward-thinking policies in action to support this pledge.

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