Marco Carola, Luciano, and Claptone are the main stars of the premiere edition of the music festival that brings the cream of the world electronic scene to Zagreb!
At the end of August, there will be a real musical treat for true lovers of electronic music, but also all those who want a good time, a feel-good atmosphere, and dancing, which we missed out on for a year and a half. Everyone already misses it. One of the most attractive locations in Zagreb – Lake Jarun – will become a large outdoor stage on 21.08. for over 40 DJs from around the world, but also a must-go destination for spectacular entertainment.
As Fashion.hr reports, it all started at the end of 2019 in the most famous party city in the world – Las Vegas – when a team from the Zagreb event agency Playbox organized the Vegas Electric Parade, which over 80,000 people saw. After the coronavirus pandemic disrupted plans for further festivals in Las Vegas, the Playbox team decided to continue the story in their city, putting Zagreb on the exclusive list of world party destinations.
Following the example of the world’s most famous parades, 6 moving stages will circle the lake during the festival, where DJs will take turns. Visitors will choose whether they want to stay in the same location and see all the performers or follow their favorite DJ in the procession. The parade will officially begin at noon, and the entire festival will run until the early hours of the next morning.
With sunset, the party trucks-stages stop, and the procession continues on the biggest stage with performances by some of the truly greatest DJ names of today. In addition to top-quality electronic music, visitors can expect a great accompanying program, such as live graffiti painting, electric car exhibitions, delicious food corners, chillout zones, and much more.
Lake Jarun is also known as the “Zagreb Sea.” Due to its size and diversity, and versatility, it is a frequent location for various festivals and similar events. The ring road with open plateaus next to the road provides an ideal space for a parade of moving stages and spectators. At the same time, the capacity of the location is far greater than needed, even under current regulations and epidemiological measures.
The coronavirus pandemic has affected various areas, notably the festival and concert industry, which has come to a complete halt. Hope for a brighter future is given to us by some new projects, such as LMF, whose slogan calls for, despite the pandemic, to let the music be free and at the same time free ourselves, at least for one day, from the worries that bother us.
Early bird tickets were released yesterday through Eventim.
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