Halloween Festival

Winner of this year’s DJ competition, Hayley Rowe, aka Hays, is stepping up with serious intent. Her sets carry energy, flow and that raw connection that only comes from time behind the decks.

She makes her debut at 1:30pm on the Garden of the Undead stage.

Marky Sparks has been moving dance floors since the late 90s, with sets that fuse deep, infectious grooves and a feel-good atmosphere. From Ministry, Pacha, Turnmills and The Cross in London to Serbia’s Exit Festival and Ibiza’s Hush, his journey has taken him across iconic stages.

Known for his energy behind the decks and his ability to keep crowds locked in, every set carries his unmistakable touch.

This Halloween he’s bringing it to the woods.

Sophie Warner has been part of the Let’s Love Life family before, always bringing a mix of dance floor tunes that get the crowd moving. This summer she lit up festivals across the country.

This Halloween she joins us in the forest. Will you be there when it happens.

Wisey has been part of the house music journey for decades, bringing groove, energy and soul to every set. From underground clubs to festivals, he’s built a reputation for connecting the dots and keeping the dance floor locked in.

Trusted, experienced and always in tune with the crowd, he brings the kind of presence that can only be earned through years behind the decks.

A driving force behind Beat Bunker, he’s helped shape its sound and spirit along the way.

He tore it up at our summer festival, and we’re buzzing to have him back in the woods.

Heavy basslines, garage grooves and a sound that’s stood the test of time. Still sharp, still powerful, still built for the dancefloor.

This Halloween, he returns to shake the forest.

A mainstay of our summer festival roster and a local favourite, Rob Roar has built a career that stretches far beyond home soil. Ibiza anthems that topped charts, sets at Space, Amnesia and Ministry, collaborations with legends, and a reputation that keeps him in demand around the world.

This Halloween he joins us in the forest for something different. What he brings is his own take on this intimate gathering, and only those on the inside will hear it.

Nashville & Jay P have been moving crowds since the 80s, a journey that’s taken them from London’s Ministry and Pacha to Ibiza’s superclubs and the legendary Bora Bora beach, where their afternoon set is still talked about to this day. They were even among the first DJs to play Ocean Beach Club when it opened, a testament to the reputation they’ve built over decades behind the decks.

This summer they tore it up at Let's Love Life, proving why they remain one of the most seasoned and explosive duos around.

Soultronic (Dave and Matt) are two parts of the crew behind Beat Bunker. For the last five years they’ve run the Beat Bunker stage at Let's Love Life, shaping its sound and keeping it true to the underground.

Their journey has taken them across Miami, Chicago, Ibiza, London and Amsterdam, always carrying that underground spirit. Their sets bring an eclectic mix, curveballs included, but always with soul at the backbone. Trusted residents and curators, they’re a vital part of the journey.

Robbie Gee has been DJing since the early 90s, with roots in the sounds of the 80s and old school era that still shape his sets today. Known for his energy behind the decks and the way he works a crowd, he always plays to a packed floor and keeps them there. Google him.

DJ Shep’s love affair with music began when he saw the Buffalo Gals video on Top Of The Pops, seeing B Boying and, crucially, a record being rocked back and forth on the decks for the first time. So began an obsession with the interface between a tiny needle and some black plastic. In the intervening 40 years he has rocked the decks at thousands of jams, including an Official Good Times Sound System New Years Eve party and numerous festivals. He can also be found broadcasting to the world on SS Radio and to the slightly smaller demographic of Surrey and North East Hampshire on Kane FM.

Simon Bromwich has been with us since the early days, a main stage resident for Let’s Love Life and a guaranteed highlight every time. Known for tougher house grooves with a funky edge, he always delivers when it matters.

Makoosa has been shaping dance floors since the early 90s, taking influence from pioneers like Little Louis, A Guy Called Gerald and Colin Dale. His journey has spanned hardcore, jungle, house and D&B, with a reputation for sets that hit with weight and versatility.

He’s played iconic clubs from Ministry of Sound, Pacha and Turnmills in London to Es Paradis and Hush in Ibiza.

A Beat Bunker favourite in recent years, his energy behind the decks needs to be experienced.

Tristan Ingram has been a Let’s Love Life favourite for over a decade, a resident who always stands out on our summer festival lineups. From Creamfields to Ibiza’s biggest clubs, his sets have travelled the world but always feel right at home with us.

He’s been part of the Beat Bunker stage for the last three summers, always bringing a groove that gets the floor moving. You’ll also hear him on the D3EP Radio Network, sharing the same love for house that fuels his sets.

From pirate radio and the early rave days to residencies that have shaped local dance floors, Mark J has lived and breathed house music since the 90s. His journey has taken him through Ministry, The Astoria, Turnmills and beyond, building a reputation for sets that move with soul, groove and energy.

A long-time Beat Bunker resident, and with good reason, he’s helped shape communities of true music lovers across the Home Counties.

He made his Beat Bunker debut at Beat Bunker’s summer festival in Bodiam this year and tore the roof off it. That energy was impossible to ignore, so we had to bring him back.

From London’s underground to Ibiza’s beaches, Lewis Rew has built a reputation for deep, funky and tech house sets that light up every floor. With residencies at Egg Club and appearances at Pacha, Bora Bora and Ministry, his sound has travelled far, but it always stays true to the dance floor.

This Halloween the bones will not stay buried for long.

James Bluck has become a name that carries weight on the dance floor. A decade of crafting high-energy sets and remixes that land with impact has seen him backed by some of the biggest names in the scene and played to crowds across the world.

He brings an energy that lifts the room every time. This Halloween he brings it into the forest. Will you be there?

With over 20 years behind the decks and in the studio, Lawrence is no stranger to packed dance floors. His journey has taken him through residencies at Ministry of Sound, Pacha and with brands like Connected and Gifted, each chapter shaping the sound he carries today.

From scratch DJ performances to travelling the world under Skyy Vodka sponsorship, his style is rooted in versatility and crowd connection.

This Halloween he joins the Beat Bunker for the first time, bringing his unique sound into the forest.

Ash G is a fresh face on the Let’s Love Life circuit, but already making waves. Known for bass-infused house sets with well-loved classics woven in, he lit up the Beat Bunker stage for the first time this summer.

One to watch, and this Halloween you’ll see why.

Neil Carr has been part of the scene for over 30 years, moving through every corner of dance music and holding it down at nights across the UK and beyond. From Ministry, Pacha and Turnmills to Miami, Ibiza, Let’s Love Life and the Beat Bunker, he’s always brought energy to the floor.

This Halloween he returns to the woods. You already know what to expect.