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Beyonce will be headlining her husband Jay Z's Made In America Festival in Philadelphia on 5 September 2015 Reuters/Mario Anzuoni

As the US celebrates the Labor Day long weekend, music fans will be flocking to Jay Z's Made In America 2015 festival. Taking place in Philadelphia on 5-6 September 2015 and personally curated by the 45-year-old hip hop mogul, the two-day event will see the biggest talents from all corners of the music world entertain the masses. Big names appearing include The Weeknd, Modest Mouse, Death Cab For Cutie and – of course – somebody called Beyonce.

With more than 70,000 people expected to attend the festival and a total of five stages hosting the performers, the fourth annual Budweiser Made In America Festival is set to be the biggest so far. As the festivities get underway, the IBTimes UK has answered all your important questions about the event...

WHERE

Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia. In 2014, Jay Z hosted the event in Philadelphia and Los Angeles at the same time. This year, it returns solely to its roots in Philly.

WHEN

5-6 September 2015. Doors open at 12 noon on both days.

HOW TO GET THERE

There are multiple options for travelling to Made In America. For those who feel like being particularly eco-friendly, they can cycle to the venue and will find accommodation for the bikes on the site. You could also drive, take a taxi, walk or use public transit service Septa, which provides access via buses and the subway.

Reminisce over the Made In America 2014 line-up:

LINE-UP & STAGE TIMES

Highlights from the star-studded bill are as follows:

SATURDAY

Rocky Stage

Vic Mensa – 3:15-4pm

Meek Mill – 6:30-7:30pm

Beyonce – 10:30pm

Liberty Stage

Earl Sweatshirt – 2:30-3:15pm

G-Eazy – 4-4:45pm

Nick Jonas – 5:45-6:30pm

Tidal Stage

Jacob Plant – 3:15-4:15pm

DJ Mustard – 6:20-7:25pm

Duke Dumont – 8:30-9:30pm

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Ima Boss rapper Meek Mill will perform on the Rocky Stage at Made In America Festival 2015 Jason Merritt/Getty Images

SUNDAY

Rocky Stage

Action Bronson – 3-3:45pm

Big Sean – 6-6:45pm

J Cole – 7:30-8:30pm

The Weeknd – 9:30pm

Liberty Stage

Fabolous – 2:30-3:10pm

Future – 5:15-6pm

Tidal Stage

Jidenna – 3-3:30pm

A-Trak – 7:15-8:30pm

FOOD & DRINK

Prepare to indulge in "traditional festival and fair" food, and a selection of cuisines from the gourmet trucks that will be stationed around the venue.

WEATHER FORECAST

Festival-goers will be lucky over the weekend, with temperatures reaching 26C on Saturday and Sunday It is also expected to remain dry.

WHERE TO WATCH

Of course, Jay Z was not going to host Made In America this year without plugging his heavily panned music-streaming service Tidal, as that is where fans at home will be able to watch the event live. However, what is even better is that viewers do not have to be a subscriber to the service: they will be able to watch sets from the likes of Beyonce and The Weeknd completely free of charge. The live stream will launch on Tidal at 1:30pm on both days, and will be available to watch worldwide.