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Vancouver’s FVDED in the Park Music Festival

FVDED in the Park

FVDED in the Park is a music festival at Surrey’s Holland Park that features over two dozen rap, hip-hop, R&B, alternative and electronic music artists.

After not happening in 2023, FVDED in the Park returns on July 5th and 6th in 2024.

 


This article contains the following information:

Festival Performers | Location & Admission | What to Bring and Not to Bring | Event Video | Parking and Transit | Other Information


 

FVDED in the Park Concerts in Surrey

Pronounced “Faded,” the annual FVDED two-day series of concerts takes place in the summer. This popular urban music festival has attracted over 40,000 music lovers in the past. Major headliners in previous years have included the Chainsmokers, Marshmello, Wiz Khalifa, Future, Kygo, Khalid and Zedd.

In 2024, FVDED in the Park runs on the Friday and Saturday of July 5th and 6th. Headliners at this year’s event include Swedish House Mafia and Kx5 (deadmau5 and Kaskade). FVDED is a music festival that attracts younger adults who like this style of music.

 

Holland Park at FVDED
FVDED at Holland Park

 

2024 Festival Performers

In 2024, Swedish House Mafia is the headliner on the Friday and Kx5 headlines the Saturday.

Other artists scheduled to perform at this year’s festival include the following:

  • Chase & Status
  • Chris Lake
  • Deathpact
  • Diplo
  • Dr. Fresch
  • Elderbrook
  • Gryffin
  • ISOxo
  • Kream
  • Le Youth
  • Nora En Pure
  • Slander
  • Wax Motif
  • Zeds Dead

 

FVDED Location & Admission

The FVDED in the Park music festival takes place at Holland Park at 13428 Old Yale Road. The park is across the street from the Central City Shopping Centre in Surrey and not far from the King George SkyTrain Station.

Two-day general admission passes are priced around $200 for this year’s event. There are also two-day GA+ passes available for about $260 that include express entry and flushable washrooms. Two-day VIP passes start at about $320 and include the same perks of the GA+ passes, as well as access to private standing areas near the stages and a private bar. (Note: VIP areas are for ages 19+. Minors are not permitted.)

 

FVDED in the Park
The admission gates at FVDED in the Park

 

What to Bring and Not to Bring

As with many music festivals these days, there are things you are allowed to take to FVDED in the Park and things you are not allowed to take. Exact rules for the 2024 event are to be confirmed.

 

Recommended Things to Take

Good things that you could take to FVDED in the Park most years include an empty or unopened water bottle, a blanket to sit on and a sweater if the evenings are cool. A free water station is usually available for people wanting to fill their bottles.

No umbrellas are allowed, even if it looks like rain’s in the forecast. The event takes place no matter the weather. Take a raincoat if the weather looks iffy.

 

Prohibited Items at the Festival

Items NOT allowed at the concert venue typically include alcohol, sharp objects, cameras with detachable lenses, video cameras, selfie sticks, Frisbees, skateboards, BBQs and outside food and beverages, as well as the usual list of obvious items like drugs and weapons.

Smoking is also usually not permitted at the festival, including vaporizers. Nor are lawn chairs or umbrellas as they obstruct the view of other spectators. Dogs are also not allowed, unless they are a working guide dog.

For everyone’s safety, bags are normally inspected prior to entry and banned items are confiscated.

 

FVDED in the Park Video

Check out this video of the event in 2022. Future events will likely be similar.

 

 

FVDED Parking and Transit

Holland Park is beautiful, but it doesn’t offer a lot of parking options. Using public transit is highly recommended, and Central City SkyTrain Station is on the other side of the Central City Mall, so not too far away. King George SkyTrain Station is even closer, located on just the other side of King George Boulevard.

Music fans attending the festival are usually encouraged to carpool and use public parking at the King George Station or at the Scott Road SkyTrain Station, and then from there take the SkyTrain three stops to King George. For folks dropping off passengers at the site, they can do so along the west side of King George Boulevard.

Bikes aren’t normally allowed inside the festival venue, but there are bicycle racks and a supervised valet service outside on a first-come, first-served basis (or at least there was in previous years).

TIP: Fans are encouraged to arrive early to find a parking spot for their car or bike. Central City mall is open Saturdays until 7:00 pm and those attending the festival can shop beforehand, grab a bite to eat or have a pre-concert beverage.

 

Other Information

For more information about the concerts, see the official FVDED website.

The company behind FVDED in the Park is This Is Blueprint. It also hosts the Contact Music Festival at BC Place Stadium in late December. The same company also operates venues like Celebrities Night Club on Davie Street, M.I.A. on Water Street and Colony bars at various locations, among other properties. New for 2023, This Is Blueprint also runs Foundation House Music Gatherings.

For a list of other Lower Mainland events throughout the year, check out the Festivals & Events Calendar. And for a list of other concerts and performances, see the Shows & Entertainment Calendar.