Talent
Artists who have performed at Monster Massive in previous years are listed below.
- Crystal Castles
- Paul Van Dyk
- Armin van Buuren
- Judge Jules
- Markus Schulz
- Hernan Cattaneo
- Sasha
- John Digweed
- Felix Da Housecat
- John O'Callaghan
- Infected Mushroom
- Fischerspooner
- Sub Focus
- AK1200
- Chase & Status
- Deep Dish
- Steve Lawler
- London Elektricity
- Richard Vission
- Benny Benassi
- Adam Freeland
- DJ Reza
- Behrouz Nazari
- Aphrodite
- Carl Cox
- Christopher Lawrence
- Steve "Silk" Hurley
- Mark Grant
- Jesse Saunders
- Eddie "Flashin" Fowlkes
- Armand Van Helden
- Tall Paul
- Derrick Carter
- Moby
- Gareth Emery
- Junior Sanchez
- Funk D Void
- Misstress Barbara
- LTJ Bukem
- DJ SS
- Anne Savage
- Derrick May
- Kevin Saunderson
- DJ Funk
- Roger Sanchez
- Todd Terry
- Dan the Automator
- DJ Spooky
- DJ Swamp
- Pete Tong
- Junior Jack
- Antoine Clamaran
- Olav Basoski
- Robbie Rivera
- Nic Fanciulli
- Steve Angello
- Sebastian Ingrosso
- Axwell
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