M.A.N.D.Y, Loco Dice, Jeff Mills and the 'Swedish Mafia' of Eric Prydz, Sebastian Ingrosso and Steve Angello are the latest additions to the Dance Stage at Serbia's Exit Festival.
The
Exit Festival offers a unique festival experience within the historic Petrovaradin Fortress on the banks of the River Danube in Novi Sad, Serbia. As in previous years, the
Petrovardin Fortress will once again house 18 performance arenas including the Main Stage and Dance Stage. There will also be an extreme sports arena, a technology zone, an NGO zone, an open air cinema, and hot air ballooning.
Hoping to fill the void left by the absence of Glastonbury approximately 600 performances are expected to take place within the three square kilometre castle complex at this year's Exit. The line-up will feature a diverse selection of live bands and dance acts spread across a multitude of genres including hip-hop, house, techno drum & bass, indie, world music, latin and rock.
Artists are still being added to the line-up but confirmed acts so far include
M.A.N.D.Y,
Loco Dice,
Dave Clarke,
Nick Warren,
Hernan Cattaneo,
James Zabiela,
Layo and Bushwacka,
Jeff Mills,
David Guetta,
Junior Jack,
Steve Angello, Eric Prydz, Sebastian Ingrosso, Technasia, Sofa Surfers, Kid Creme, Morrissey, Franz Ferdinand, The Cardigans, Billy Idol, The Cult, Pet Shop Boys, Kelis, HIM, Suzanne Vega, JoJo De Freq, Madball, Dog Eat Dog, Siddharta, Eyesburn, Obojeni program, Vladimir Aćić and DeeFace.
Both Richie Hawtin and Tiga who were initially confirmed to play the festival back in March no longer appear on the bill.
In the past, entrance procedures were quite lengthy for international visitors not familiar with the fortress grounds. However this year Exit have teamed up with
eTickets.to to offer an online paperless ticketing service. The service will allow E-ticket purchasers to enter the festival at an entrance designated exclusively for electronic ticket holders.
Limited advance tickets priced at €66.75 for the 4-day event are now on sale
here.
Exit 06 takes place in Novi Sad, Serbia July 6-9, 2006.
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