Kosovo Clubbing

Get your dancing shoes and festival spirit ready because the LOA Festival is back with a bang! On September 8th and 9th, 2023, prepare to come on a musical journey in the heart of Luxembourg City.  With 30+ artists across three stages, a cashless payment system, a tantalizing Food Village, a Chill Out Area, and an array of animations and workshops, this event is a must-attend.  This year's LOA Festival boasts an electrifying lineup that will have you dancing non-stop. International sensations like Nervo and W&W are set to grace the stage, bringing their magnetic presence to Luxembourg.  But that's not all - the festival proudly showcases the local talent of the electronic music scene Luxembourg has to offer.  Whether you're into the infectious rhythms of Sam Feldt' s commercial hits or the raw energy of hardstyle, LOA's curated lineup caters to every musical taste.  Don't miss out on this chance to make your LOA Festival experience even more unforgett

NGOM Fest, the electrifying music celebration that originated in Prizren, Kosovo, is a unique event that showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Balkan.  NGOM Fest is a four-day festival that celebrates music, culture, and community. It is an event that draws music lovers from all over the world to Prizren, where they can experience the different kind od music scene of Kosovo.  The festival's name comes from the Gheg Albanian dialect, where "Ngom" translates to "Listen to me," and "Fest" stands for "Festival." The aim of the festival is to not only showcased the best of Kosovo's music but also brought people from different ethnicities together.  The festival is a platform for up-and-coming bands and performers, giving them the opportunity to present their talents to a wider audience. The festival organizers believe in supporting local artists and creating a new outlook on Kosovo's music festivals.  The festival not only celebr

Croatian Institute of Public Health recommendations on how cultural and artistic performances should work, outdoors, or indoors.  “Voice of Entrepreneurs” announced a proposal of measures for events that will be sent to the Headquarters.  It is recommended, if possible, all cultural programs need to be outdoor events.  Marking of seats and standing places.  It is recommended to mark in advance all seats and standing places at least 1.5 meters apart, and to limit the entrance to a maximum of as many visitors as there are marked places.  It is recommended that indoor events have only seating places.  Limit the total number of visitors  All events, as well as the planned number of participants, will depend on the current covid situation.  There is still no information on how and what way the clubs will be able to work within these measures.  So far, no instructions have been issued regarding the opening of nightclubs (indoors). [ source ]

Here's how the coronavirus, officially called COVID-19, affects festivals, clubs, promoters, and the electronic music scene in general. We just got information from promoter in Tirana, Albania that says "all massive, sport, cultural and other public gathering is forbiden untill 3rd of April" and this is announcment from thir govermnt. So, all events with electronic music too are canceled.  Situation on Kosovo is still good. Lets hope will stay like that 🙏🏻😇 All other information we took from our favorite portal of electronic music RA.  • All of Italy will be placed under lockdown starting on Tuesday, as part of  a decree  by Prime Minister Giuseppe Conti. Conditions  already imposed  on Northern Italy will be extended to the entire country—some 60 million people—which includes prohibition on all non-essential travel and  the closure  of nightclubs, venues, gyms and other gathering spaces. •  Get Lost's 24-hour Miami party , planned for March 21st, h