Atoms for Peace, Snoop Dogg aka Snoop Lion, Bloc Party, DJ Fresh live, Dubfire, Seth Troxler, Apollonia, Brookes Brothers, Deniz Kurtel, Dub Phizix & Strategy, Friction & Linguistics, Inspector Dubplate, Matador live, Pan-Pot, SKisM, Subb An & Adam Shelton, The Prototypes and many more to come!
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The award winning EXIT festival is gearing up for 2013 with new additions and a special early bird ticket offer. Taking place from 10th –14th July in the magical Petrovaradin Fortress the 2013 edition will be extended to five days, offering even more value for money, adventure and excitement.
In 2013 EXIT will introduce the zero (fifth) day of the festival, which will be held both at the Petrovaradin Fortress and in the city of Novi Sad. In addition, EXIT 2013 will see many conceptual upgrades in regards to the previous festival editions.
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EXIT Tickets:
http://exitfest.org/sr/ ulaznice
http://exitfest.org/en/ tickets
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Travel & Accommodation:
Getting to EXIT has never been easier, faster and cheaper! The nearest airport is Belgrade, with direct flights from the UK with JAT and Wizz Air. Belgrade is only one hour from Novi Sad and you easily can get a taxi or take a shuttle bus.
EXIT Trip is the Official Travel and accommodation for EXIT Festival with the lowest price guaranteed! Offering huge discounts on direct flights, accommodation and local transfers in one package, look no further than here Exittrip.org.
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twitter.com/ExitFestival:
New SoundCloud! on Flickr.
Via Flickr:
Check out brand new EXITFestival SoundCloud page
http://soundcloud.com/exitfestival
elektrana stage cover photo exit2012 on Flickr.
Via Flickr:
Elektrana ‘s Line Up for Exit Festival this year iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis… Wait for it… Wait for it…
When Saints Go Machine
Christian Strobe
Sneaky Sound System
Thieves Like Us
Nikonn
The Tapeaters
DAT Politics
Franz + Shape
Detachments
A Terrible Splendour
Tadaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
More info soon!
And more artists too!
www.exitfest.org/en/news/danger-high-voltage-more-electro…
Elektrana stage, the place of all jovial electro lovers, announces its marvellous and abundant line-up for this year, alongside the already announced Sneaky Sound System and When Saints Go Machine.
Thursday, July 12 will see the appearance of a dancefloor favourite, Christian Strobe, an 80s music baby, who ended up as a child of indie music, cosmic house and nu-disco. A day later, Elektrana stage welcomes Thieves Like Us, a five-piece band who manages to combine post-punk, new wave, italo disco, synth pop, and yet sound so electro-poppish that it makes you wan to dance all night! The same day, the stage welcomes Greek musical genius Nikkon, whose opus is described as a chill-out Electro sound paired with dreamy female vocals who give his music an additional, deep and refined note.
The striking festival day, Saturday, will be reserved for Tapeaters. A Russian Electro-Pop/Funk duo formed in 2009 features a sound created by warm vintage synths, funky vibe and a vocal polyphony all in one big emotion. The same day, something completely different strikes the fortress - DAT Politics, one of the most important electro-exatic bands on the planet. They are characterized by a precisely-sharpened turbo pop mood, while their computers create some of the catchiest melodies you have ever danced to.
Franz + Shape, Detachments and A Terrible Splendour will crown the festival on the last day, Sunday, July 15. The unique sound of Franz + Shape is created from a mix of acid wave and electro music. Their live performances are packed with a great electro sound combined with synths, drums and samplers, and the crowded dancefloor is their natural habitat! The Detachments, led by a creative mind – an artist, graphic designer, DJ and actor hailing from Lancaster, Bastien Marshal, is an interesting post - post- electroclash specimen. Currently, they are preparing a new album which will be mixed by none other than Peter Hook (Joy Division/New Order). Finally, tales of blackmailing, desperation, cruelty and hopelessness will be told by London’s MM Lyle and Martin Block, who are served together under the name A Terrible Splendour. They call their genre “new romantic cabaret“, and are inspired by the artistic creations from the likes of Automelodi, Fisherspooner, Visage and Gina X. It shouldn’t take a long time to figure out their sound – under a dark and gloomy synth pop veil.
