After revealing the first names for 2015’s EXIT Festival, Motörhead and Eagles of Death Metal, promoters are now announcing the names for their world renowned Dance Arena.
The 15th anniversary of EXIT Festival will be filled with numerous surprises as well as unexpected live acts and the intro for this year’s Dance Arena program is no exception. The hottest techno stars will spin fire at the Petrovaradin Fortress next summer for “#TechnoThursday” with a superb program of electronic music greats; Chris Liebing and Adam Beyer who will play a special B2B set with ‘Drumcode’ regular Joseph Capriati, as well as cult tandem from Detroit, Octave One, and the talented Nicole Moudaber. Representing the local scene are Dejan Milicevic, Marko Milosavljevic, Lea Dobricic. Together they will create the craziest opening party celebrating 15 years of EXIT Festival, one that will not be easily forgotten!!
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The only true techno Viking, the Swedish producer Adam Beyer is part of the famous second generation of great European DJ stars. Since publishing his furious single “Drum Codes 1” in 1995, then founding the “Drumcode” record label in 1996, Beyer changed the techno scene forever, and continues to dictate trends that popularised this genre to the world stages. An equally impressive list of festivals this year will be rounded up by Beyer’s third return to Dance Arena, but this time he brings with him long time friend and label cohort Joseph Capriati. They will be playing a very special B2B set on the Dance Arena this year and really starting the party in style.
Now recognized as one of the principal profiles in techno, Joseph Capriati has established a reputation as a universally popular and in-demand talent. A naturally charismatic DJ with a back catalogue of standout productions, Joseph is an instinctive performer with a genuine enthusiasm for entertaining; marking him out as a leading light amongst the next generation of international techno headliners whose musical magnetism makes him and a firm favourite with club crowds across the world.
The charismatic German producer Chris Liebing was one of the leading bards of the techno scene for over 20 years, lauding a spotless reputation and heroic status among the audience and colleagues alike. Known for being one of the first ones to accept numerous technological innovations, he raised DJ performances to a new, practically “live” level by constantly using four channels while simultaneously creating new remixes in front of the audience. The results of his work inspire awe in his colleagues all over the world. Liebing recently finished two remixes for the American hit-maker Moby, and his travel calendar is still considered one of the craziest ones in the music scene. Next summer, though, his long-time wish will come true: it’s time for his premiere performance at Dance Arena!
The techno duo Octave One stemmed from the very heart of Detroit, and is made up of brothers Burden, Lenny, and Lawrence. The authors of the tremendously successful hit single “Blackwater,” the Burdens are also the publishers behind the biggest techno hit of all time, “Jaguara” by DJ Roland as well as numerous other techno classics. The foundation of the scene in Detroit is their label “430 West Records.” Octave One are famous for their complex live performances, their original sound that can only be fully experienced live, and best of all for the sound of Detroit that’s so different and rich. After their excellent tour last year, Octave One’s first time at the Petrovaradin Fortress in Novi Sad next summer, from 9th to 12th July, will surely leave a permanent mark on special anniversary of not only the Dance Arena, but the EXIT Festival as well.
Nicole Moudaber is a DJ and producer hailing from Lebanon. In 2009, Carl Cox described her as “the most underrated DJ” to DJ Magazine, which helped to launch her career. The irrepressible techno maven’s debut album Believe was Number 1 for a month on the Beatport techno, tech house, and deep house charts. Moudaber has teamed with techno notables such as Carl Cox, Adam Beyer, etc. and she launched MOOD Records imprint in 2012, ensuring fans a steady supply of the drum-fuelled electronic goodness they crave.
Early Bird tickets for EXIT Festival are now sold out, so tickets are currently priced at £89 / 110 €. The quickest fans to purchase a ticket will also get a free ticket to Sea Dance Festival, held from 16th to 18th July at Jaz beach, Montenegro, as part of our special Xmas offer. The number of these tickets is limited – so hurry to save 35% on the standard ticket price.
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