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UNUM Festival 2021: 65+ artists from all over the world including Ben Klock, Sven Väth, Ricardo Villalobos, Mathew Johnson, Raresh, Dyed Soundorom, Sonja Moonear, Tini


    


The pandemic put every event on hold. After one year break, UNUM Festival announced the 2nd edition with an enormous line-up. The UNUM crew collaborated with Swallow Events in order to ensure the rapid testing, gaining the government's approval to hold the festival. 

"The UNUM team is ready for the new edition of the festival with certain measures due to the covid-19 situation. We are in constant contact with the institutions and we are regularly updated on the covid-19 situation. The organization is totally different from previous years, we have everything we need to keep both festival visitors and artists safe. This year we will also have the "Culture Week" in Shëngjin during UNUM Festival. Our event is a great way to overcome the impact of lockdown on mental health." - said the PR of UNUM Festival, Ardin Badivuku.

The festival will take place at Rana e Hedhur, Shëngjin (ENG: Thrown Sand) from June 3 to 7. 

With 3 stages, selected artists, and music variating between minimal, house, and techno, UNUM Festival is an experience you will never forget. 

Let's become one and share this experience! 

For more information, tickets & accommodation, head on to UNUM Festival website. 







See you at UNUM Festival! 
We are ready :) 

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