Armin van Buuren

Hannah Laing launches ‘doof In The Park’ –  a high-octane festival in Dundee Prepare for an unforgettable experience next summer as boundary-breaking DJ, producer and label head Hannah Laing proudly unveils doof In The Park, a brand new festival coming to Camperdown Park on Saturday, 5 July, 2025.  Known for her anthemic records and electrifying performances at festivals like Creamfields, Terminal V, Warehouse Project and Parklife, Hannah now steps into the role of festival founder and curator, teaming up with EE Live (the team behind Terminal V) to bring her musical vision to her hometown of Dundee. Uniting thousands for a day of heavy beats, epic basslines, and an atmosphere only a Scottish crowd can create. Born to two raver parents, Hannah Laing grew up in a household powered by house and trance music, making her evolution into one of the UK's hottest DJ talents feel inevitable.  After launching her hotly anticipated label doof, two sold-out shows at Dundee's Caird Hall earlier this year and SWG3’s Galvanizers Yard last month, with each selling out in minutes, doof In The Park is the next natural progression in her journey—bringing together three stages of high-energy dance music including classic names from Hard House and Trance. With her distinct blend of hard house, techno, and trance, the festival will take the crowd on a journey through Hannah’s unique sonic landscape. Speaking on the festival, Hannah Laing said: “doof In The Park, it feels crazy even seeing those words! To be bringing a festival to my home town with my own brand is an absolute dream come true! Bringing everyone together where I have lived all my life is going to be special and great for the city! Home show atmospheres are unmatched, especially with the crazy Scottish crowds! See you in the park! doof for life!” Tell a friend to tell a friend—it’s Dundee where we assemble. As the kick drum signals and the festival begins, let’s raise our hands, close our eyes, and let the music take us away. doof In The Park is more than a festival—it’s a celebration of freedom, community, and the unmatched Scottish energy that makes home shows legendary.