Finally, the 2023 festival season is here, and one of the biggest festivals in the world, Parookaville, is heating up the excitement with the addition of more international superstars to its already top lineup. For the seventh time, on July 21–23 at Weeze Airport, the festival opens its doors to over 300 artists on more than 10 stages and 225.000 fans. The whole spectrum of electronic music will be played during each of the three festival days, and 95% of the tickets) for Parookaville 2023 have already been distributed.
Bernd Dicks, the Co-founder and Managing Director of Parookaville GmbH said: “This year, we’re looking forward to what’s likely to be the best Friday of all time at our City of Dreams. The Desert Valley Stage is set to bring the coolest of the cool in today’s Tech House segment with FISHER and Mau P . And the Cloud Factory will feature a brutal Bass line-up, while the Power Plant will debut Hardstyle sounds beyond the realm of 180 BPM. Kygo and Timmy Trumpet as headliners on the Mainstage and our utterly insane live program at Bill’s Factory are bound to set the ground quaking in our city again to close out the festival.”
In the 4th and final phase of artists announcement, the festival organisers added even more top class names to its already jaw-dropping lineup. Afrojack, Alesso, KSHMR, Reinier Zonneveld and Scooter are just some of the few names of the many outstanding acts already announced to perform on more than 10 stages at the 'City of Dreams' next month.
The exciting announcements though don't stop, as for all Base Camp Citizens, there are also some exciting news as well. You can also now book FestiTent's Easy Camp, the replacement for the well-liked PENNY Camp Upgrade, as an add-on for already purchased tickets. The upgrade includes the rent for the tent, which is already set up with an inflatable mattress and other camping necessities in a prime location just next to the market.
You can find more information regarding the festival lineup, ticket sale and more here.
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