This weekend will see the return of Beacons Festival which takes place in the Yorkshire Dales.
Having started out in 2011 this music festival has gone from strengh to strengh pulling together a top lineup of artists from all around the world and this years lineup is no different.
Topping the bill for 2014 are electronic musican collaborators Darkside, UK indie folk band Daughter, american rapper Action Bronson and English producer Jon Hopkins.
Other acts joining in on the action include the likes of Erol Alkan, Jackmaster, Carli XCX, Joy Orbison, Nightmares on Wax, Neneh Cherry, Dusky and a whole bunch more.
Our picks and must sees for this weekend are:
Action Bronson: This upcoming hip hop artist has been billed as the "next" Ghostface Killa and his legendary stage antics include recently eating someone's burger in front of the audience he was performing for and rapping from a porta-loo mid performance. This larger than life rapper is bound to put on a show that the Beacons Festival crowd will not want to miss.
Submotion Orchestra: Formed back in 2009 in Leeds, UK, this seven piece band plau a fusion of jazz, soul and dub and have been the favourites of the likes of Trevor Nelson, Jo Whiley and others. Their live stage shows are full of energy and they are bound to get you bouncing around as they take to the Beacons stage on Friday nite.
Dusky: Saturday at Beacons will see London electronic music duo Dusky hit the crowd with a set of producions so diverse its hard to classify them. Influnced by many genres, expect a fusion of house and techno and everything in between.
Darkside: Hailing from New York, Darkside are electronic music duo Nicolas Jaar and Dave Harrington. Having recently released a remix of Daft Punk's 2013 entire album Random Access Memories to high praise this duo has blown up playing festivals and events all around the world. Their latest album Psychic delivers a wide range of genre music and their live set is something not to be missed. Be sure to catch them at Beacons Festival closing out Sunday night.