The Jim Beam Electronic stage is next to the Dub & Roots stage in Waitangi Park and you can move between the two area's without having to finish your drink, check your bag or go through security.

There's room in the massive maquee for 2,500 people so there's loads of space and whatever the weather we've got it sorted.

Final Line up Announcement

	Optimus Gryme ft. Tiki                       Optimus Gryme is regarded by many as the pioneer for New Zealand Dubstep after releasing Aotearoa's first ever Dubstep solo EP and NZ's first ever Dubstep album. As well as selling out shows all over the country he's constantly releasing new material and collaborating with some of the biggest producers in the world.
	Bulletproof                        For over a decade, the name Bulletproof' has stood for nothing less than forward thinking future bass music. Owning and operating NZ's longest running DnB label 'Cyanide Recording' playing gigs all around the world and star of the breakout hit 'Dub Me Crazy', Jay is one busy guy so we are stoked to finally have him at Homegrown.
	State of Mind Live Sate of Mind have carved out a place as one of New Zealands most prolific and sussessfull Drum and Bass acts both at home and abroad. The boys are taking things to the next level with a fully intergrated live show that cannot be missed! They smashed it last year so we just had to have them back.
	Kids of 88 - DJ Set Jordan Arts and Sam McCarthy of live sensations Kids of 88 are also talented DJs, with a nack for moving dancefloors with an ecclectic mix of Electro, Funk, Pop and Club classics. We're excited to have them proceed their Pop & R&B stage live set by getting the Electronic Stage jumping and jiving early in the day - check it out!
	Karn Hall Auckland based DJ Karn Hall has over 15 year's experience and gets the dancefloors heaving every weekend. Daytime host on George FM's 'Selectah' he stradles all genres. His fresh and innovative approach to music definitely keeps ya toes tapping. This is Karn's first Homegrown gig so let's make him welcome!
	Dick Johnson Dick Johnsom originally hailed from the underground wharehouse party scene of Manchester in the late 80’s but we think it is fair to say that New Zealand has adopted him as one of us. With releases on some of the biggest dance labels and a mentouring role for emerging artist Dick is the leader of the pack!
	MayaVanya Rising to acclaim after winning an international DJ talent search against nearly 4000 competitors worldwide MayaVanya have cemented their place as DJ’s of the highest calibre. If they are not dropping sets in Miami or LA or playing at every major festival in NZ they can be found in the studio and releasing tracks made for the dancefloor.

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  Individual Stage Capacity

  Each stage has a limited capacity and during the day access is on a
  first come first serve basis

Tickets to Jim Beam Homegrown are strictly limited and we're keeping numbers down to try and make sure everybody can see the bands they want to see, but if you've got a favourite band it can't hurt to get there a little early just in case.