THE 5TH SEA DANCE FESTIVAL IN MONTENEGRO ATTRACTS 47.000 VISITORS FROM OVER 30 COUNTRIES

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With the furious closing set by the unstoppable techno star Dax J, the curtain fell on the fifth edition of the Sea Dance Festival on Sunday morning. During the three nights and days, the festival gates at the beautiful Buljarica beach in Budva, Montenegro saw over 47,000 visitors come through them, from almost 30 countries of the world! The celebratory edition of the festival promoted by the acclaimed EXIT team behind the multi-awarded festival in neighboring Serbia will stay remembered for great concerts and high-energy shows that next to the turquoise beach in the southern Adriatic Sea.

The honor to open the first day of the festival fell to one of the greatest music producers of the world, the legendary Nile Rodgers, and his band Chic, who played some of the greatest hits in the history of popular music one after another. Belgian hit-maker Lost Frequencies also stormed the main stage, saying that Sea Dance was his “favorite and one of the best festivals in the world!”  Next day, the audience was made ecstatic by Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, who prepared the craziest Sea Dance party so far, and then continued to have fun at the festival until it closed. The Greek-Belgian duo brought the unadulterated atmosphere of their biggest shows over to Sea Dance, which went completely mad after they invited the male fans to throw their t-shirts into the air!

Techno heroine Nina Kraviz closed the second night of the festival, and after she went through some very hard travel just to make it to the festival, she said it was well worth it. She played at the seaside edition of the infamous EXIT’s No Sleep stage, dubbing its beach location truly fantastic.

The final night was marked by the Berlin magician, Paul Kalkbrenner, who showed the audience of the main stage why he is one of the best world producers of today and how his live stadium performances brought the electronic scene to a whole new level. He brought his new album to Sea Dance as well, playing it for the first time in the Balkans, with anthems such as “Sky and Sand” and “Aaron” moving the audience that filled the colossal plato in front of the main stage to the brim, and Kalkbrenner left the stage followed by ovations.

Equally energetic was the performance of the new rock star, Alice Merton, whose great hit, “No Roots”, conquered the whole planet, and before which she asked the audience to leave their phones alone and sing along! The atmosphere was white hot, with the hits such as “Lash Out” and “Hit the ground running”, and the Montenegrin audience had the chance to hear her new single coming out next week, as well.

Coming up next for EXIT team is their new No Sleep Festival, that will take place in Belgrade from 15th to 18th November, featuring round-the-clock program at several exciting locations across the Serbian capital, including the New Hangar, a mammoth warehouse in the Port of Belgrade, settled on river Danube. The city’s well-known clubs like Drugstore and 20/44 will also take part in the festival that is set to grow in the coming years. Already announced are Nina Kraviz, Dax J, I Hate Models, Aleksi Perala and many more to join the bill in the following weeks.