Boardmasters Clarifies Line-Up After Newquay DJ Duo’s False Claims
Festival Organizers Address Misleading Performance Claims
As anticipation builds for this summer's Boardmasters festival, a dispute has arisen involving local DJ duo Twin Frequency. The act, fronted by Benji Caltabiano and Mylo Gregory, recently published social media posts claiming they were scheduled to perform a four-day set at the major Cornish event this August. However, Boardmasters organizers quickly intervened, clarifying that no such booking exists. According to festival representatives, while the duo had reached out to request a slot on the line-up earlier this year, the inquiry was not accepted, and no formal agreement or offer was ever made. Boardmasters has since demanded the immediate removal of the misleading promotional posts. The duo has complied and deleted the references, with Gregory attributing the situation to a misunderstanding by their management, while noting they had previously performed at festival-related spaces down at Fistral Beach in past years.
What This Means for Newquay's Vibrant Music and Tourism Scene
For our coastal community, Boardmasters is more than just a music festival; it is a vital economic driver that showcases the best of Cornwall. When questions arise regarding the authenticity of artist bookings, it highlights the need for transparency within our local entertainment industry. Many music fans and holidaymakers who go to Newquay expect the highest standards from the venues and events that define our town. As thousands prepare to visit Newquay for the festivities, local businesses are already gearing up for the busy summer season. Visitors looking to enjoy the stunning coastline often search for dog friendly accommodation to ensure their entire family can enjoy the trip. With pristine sands nearby, staying informed about local guidelines, such as seasonal rules for having a dog on beaches, is essential for anyone planning a smooth and enjoyable seaside holiday.
Community Impact and Essential Information for Residents
As the festival season approaches, Newquay residents should remain vigilant and rely on official channels for event schedules and line-up announcements. This situation underscores the rigorous standards maintained by major local events to ensure a positive experience for all attendees. Moving forward, the community can expect to see increased preparation around Watergate Bay and Fistral Beach as organizers coordinate traffic, safety, and local business partnerships. Residents can support the local economy by directing visitors to official booking platforms and certified tourism services. By championing authentic local talent and supporting the robust hospitality sector, we can ensure that Newquay continues to thrive as a premier, welcoming destination. Keep an eye on local council updates for upcoming temporary road closures and beach access adjustments as the summer event calendar begins to take shape.
Source: Local DJ duo told to stop falsely claiming they will play Boardmasters
