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Volt Festival, Where the Legends Come To Play

Sopron, Hungary, 26-30 June 2018

Depeche Mode – Iron Maiden – Limp Bizkit – Rudimental [DJ set]
VOLT Festival is a multi-genre festival in Sopron, Hungary. One of the biggest in eastern Europe, the festival hosts over 100,000 music-lovers every year.
Founded in 1993 in the wake of the fall of the USSR, VOLT’s line-up stretches well beyond music, encompassing a wide range of genres and arts.
Moving to its current location in 2002, each year the festival takes over the small town of Sopron and turns it into a musical paradise.

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Music On Festival is an electronic music festival in Amsterdam.

Amsterdam, Netherlands, 5-6 May 2018

Techno master Marco Carola’s label Music On hosted their first outdoor festival last year.
After a successful inaugural edition, Music On Festival is returning to the Dutch capital, and is expanding to two days to add more critically acclaimed artists.
With a line-up of expert DJs spread across two stages, the festival’s second edition is one of the city’s most hotly anticipated.

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EXIT festival is a rock, indie and electronic music event.

Novi Sad, Serbia, 12 – 15 July 2018

Now known across Europe, the festival has become famed for its wild, unforgettable parties inside a stunning setting: a fortress overlooking the Danube.
Showcasing a hugely diverse line-up, recent line-ups have featured the likes of The Killers, Hardwell and Jason Derulo, showing exactly why EXIT has become as popular as it has done. Spread across ten stages, there really is something for everyone.
And aside from the music, festival-goers are also encouraged to explore Novi Sad: one of the European Capitals of Culture for 2021. Brimming with excellent museums, galleries, restaurants, cafes and bars, the city, famed for its mix of soviet architecture and heritage with a modernised Hungarian/Austrian look, is the perfect getaway for cultural and historical buffs.