INmusic Festival 2013
Monday 24th to Wednesday 26th June 2013Lake Jarun in Zagreb, Croatia, Croatia
early bird £58 with camping
Daily capacity: 20,000
The INmusic festival takes place from Monday 24th to Wednesday 26th June 2013 on the shores of Lake Jarun in Zagreb, the festival boasts six different stages and will welcome 60,000 music fans to dance in the Croatian sunshine.
Arctic Monkeys, NoFX, Bloc Party, and Iggy and The Stooges, were the first acts to be announced.
For those that need an additional buzz to the music there are a host of activities such as beach volleyball and handball, soccer, skate park, rollerblading, cycling, surfing, rowing, horse ridding, table tennis, hanging bowling hall, mini golf, and badminton near the festival.
The festival is easy to reach by public transport from the centre of Zagreb. Tram numbers 5 or 17 both go to Jarun (the stop itself is called Jarun!). 17 is probably the most useful as you can catch it from the main square. From Jarun tram stop, you can walk to the festival site - follow the signposts.
Please note this is an over 18s only event.
More information will be here when available.
Line-up
Latest additions are Basement Jaxx, Editors, Airbourne, Atheist Rap, Team Ghost, A Toys Orchestra, Mile Me Deaf, Rangleklods, Stealing Sheep, Dikta, Dosh Lee, She Loves Pablo, Radio Aktiv, Roger The Mascot, and Achromatic Attic.Arctic Monkeys, NoFX, Bloc Party, and Iggy and The Stooges, were the first acts to be announced.
Tickets
Early bird tickets are priced at £58 including camping. To buy tickets, click here.On site
The site will boast a plethora of amenities such as hot running water, wireless internet, food and drink stalls, mobile phone and laptops recharging points.For those that need an additional buzz to the music there are a host of activities such as beach volleyball and handball, soccer, skate park, rollerblading, cycling, surfing, rowing, horse ridding, table tennis, hanging bowling hall, mini golf, and badminton near the festival.
Accommodation
There are hotels, campsites, apartments and villas and even boats all within close proximity to the festival site.Getting there
Croatia's capital city is just a two-hour flight away from the UK, and there's a few airlines that operate direct flights between the two countries. There are also great air, bus and train connections to Zagreb from elsewhere in Europe.The festival is easy to reach by public transport from the centre of Zagreb. Tram numbers 5 or 17 both go to Jarun (the stop itself is called Jarun!). 17 is probably the most useful as you can catch it from the main square. From Jarun tram stop, you can walk to the festival site - follow the signposts.
Please note this is an over 18s only event.
More information will be here when available.