Prodigy hate dance music

It became known that Prodigy will perform at the Creamfields festival, which will take place on August 26 in Daresbury, UK. This news came as a big surprise to many. The group's headliner, Liam Howlett, has repeatedly expressed his hatred for dance culture in general and DJs in particular. 'All this music from Ibiza that Pete Tong plays, it's complete crap,' Liam once said in an interview with the Guardian. In an interview with Face magazine, Howlett even admitted that he would blow up that island at the first opportunity. 'I know people can dance to what we do, but it can no longer be called 'dance music.' Our music has nothing to do with that dance garbage. I hate all this crap. Well, not 'hate,' but you know what I mean!'. And yet Prodigy has yet to play at a festival with monsters of commercial music for teenagers like Tiesto, Ferry Corsten, and Paul Van Dyk. For those who have as much antipathy towards these names as Liam does, there is the rest of the lineup: Green Velvet, Erol Alkan, M.A.N.D.Y., Spektrum, and others. Tickets priced at £54 are already on sale.