Arsenal Fest

Arsenal Fest
Genre Rock, Electronica, Electronic dance music, Metal, Hip hop, Punk, Drum and Bass
Dates Three days
Location(s) Kragujevac, Serbia
Years active 2011 - present
Website www.arsenalfest.rs

Arsenal Fest (Serbian Cyrillic: Арсенал Фест) is an annual summer music festival in Kragujevac, former capital of Serbia, nowadays most recognizable for its car industry. It is staged annually since 2011. in late June and it lasts for three days.

When it started in 2011. the festival had only a single stage. The next year, 2012. the festival got its second stage – Zastavina bašta, later renamed as Garden Stage. The third one, Red Bull Stage was put in use in 2013, but renamed next year as Explosive DJ Stage. In the year of 2011, the festival had some 14.000 visitors. In 2012 it was visited by 15.000 people. In 2013 and 2014 it was visited by approximately 25.000 people.

The visitors of Arsenal Fest with tickets also have a possibility of having accommodation in the festival camp named "Arsenal Rock Camp" which is situated near the main city stadium “Čika Dača”.

Location

It is held in the historical place where the Serbian industry revolution has started in the mid-19th century by opening a gun factory which later led to opening a truck and car factory Zastava. The festival is famous for offering extraordinary mixture of modern sound and light systems and specific 19th century industrial architecture. The location of Arsenal Fest is a huge advantage of the festival, because it is situated just a few hundred meters from the downtown Kragujevac, but is, at the same time, completely isolated from the tumult of the city that has 200.000 residents.

Festival by year 2011-present

Main Stage, 2016
# Year Dates Guests Headliners Ticket price in RSD
1 2011 16–18 June 14,000 Jinx, S.A.R.S., Čovek Bez Sluha, Orthodox Celts, Hladno Pivo, Del Arno Band, Partibrejkers, Dubioza Kolektiv, The Dibidus, Rambo Amadeus.[1] 1000[2]
2 2012 14–16 June 15,000 Stereo MCs, Therapy?, Psihomodo Pop, Eyesburn, Block Out, LUR, Disciplin A Kitschme, Pips, Chips & Videoclips, Dubioza Kolektiv, Marčelo, Darko Rundek, Darkwood Dub, Zemlja Gruva.[3] 1900
3 2013 27–29 June[4] 24,000 Smak, Babe, KBO!, Partibrejkers, Bajaga i Instruktori, Kanda, Kodža i Nebojša, E-Play, Pero Defformero, Ritam Nereda, Goblini, Hladno Pivo, Repetitor, Popečitelji, Eva Braun, Zaa.[4] 1800[4]
4 2014 26–28 June 25,000 Čovek Bez Sluha, Dubioza Kolektiv, Ničim Izazvan, Vlatko Stefanovski, Gibonni, Brainwashed, Atheist Rap, Bad Copy, Goblini, Sajsi MC & B.K.O, Marčelo & Iskaz, Violet.[5] 1800
5 2015 25–27 June 21,000 Debela Nensi, Babe, Elemental, Hladno Pivo, Orthodox Celts, Ritam Nereda, Brkovi, S.A.R.S., Zabranjeno Pušenje, Forever Storm, Van Gogh, Goran Bregović & Weddings and Funerals Orchestra, Let 3.[6] 1800
6 2016 24–26 June 23,000 Bajaga i Instruktori, Skunk Anansie, DJ David Lesse, Obojeni Program, Ničim Izazvan, Massimo Savić, KBO!, Eyesburn, Neno Belan, E-Play, Siddharta, Partibrejkers, Atheist Rap, Asian Dub Foundation, Beogradski Sindikat, Irish Stew of Sindidun.[7] 1900
7 2017 22–24 June 30,000 Anthrax, Buzzcocks, Dub FX, Skindred, Thievery Corporation, Ana Popović, Rambo Amadeus, Damir Urban, Darko Rundek, Forever Storm, Goblini, Kerber, Orthodox Celts, Repetitor, Ritam Nereda, Brkovi, Elvis Jackson.[8] 2300
8 2018 21–23 June 22,000[9] YU Grupa, The Kills, Editors, Marky Ramone, Dub Inc, Viva Vox, Jinx, Bad Copy, Kultur Shock, Plavi Orkestar, Enter Shikari, Morcheeba, Disciplin A Kitschme, Čovek Bez Sluha, Kolja, Let 3, Mortal Kombat, E-Play, Letu štuke, Nikola Vranjković, Nipplepeople.[9] 3000

Notes and references

See also

This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.