Balaton Sound, the five-day music festival situated on the turquoise shores of Lake Balaton, has added to its eclectic phase one line-up with a further list of incredible artists – including Steve Aoki, Paul Van Dyk and Lost Frequencies to join the already announced Don Diablo, Sigala and Jonas Blue.
With its unique beach location, unrivalled atmosphere and superb luxury VIP experience, Balaton Sound is one of Europe’s largest open-air electronic music festivals and attracted 172,000 guests in 2019.
The 2020 line-up features some of the most talented electronic music and rap artists globally, with this second announcement including Moksi – the Dutch duo inspired by a mutual love of late-’90s UK garage – and American rapper and record producer from Baltimore, Maryland, JPEGMafia. His most recent album, Veteran, was a breakthrough, dissecting topical issues in provocative ways.
Italian-born, Berlin-based duo, Mind Against will be enchanting the crowds with their distinctive sound born from their combined roots of IDM, house and techno. Their stage will be shared with the likes of Carnage, Dillon Francis and Saymyname.
DJ Snake, who debuted into the international scene with his singles Bird Machine and Turn Down for What in 2013, will be taking the stage on the final day, ending the weekend with a bang.
Europe’s favourite elaborate party starters, Elrow will also host a stage at this year’s festival – showcasing artists including, Loco Dice, Meduza, Ilario Alicante, Danny Tenaglia, with more to be announced.
Balaton Sound’s VIP experience is unrivalled by any other festival in Europe. This year’s vintage Hollywood-themed VIP area will take care of every party-goers need – from a massage parlour and makeup lounge to fresh fruit and drinks on arrival. Not forgetting the exclusive pool parties and surprise shows performed for Balaton VIPs.
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