Famous Scottish Techno Festival Announces Return to Croatia: Artists from Around the World on Four Stages

Last year’s first edition of the Scottish festival Terminal V created a big buzz among fans and media alike. Now, the famous techno festival is gearing up for its second Croatian edition, returning to its summer home in Tisno.

From July 17th to 21st, get ready for five days of techno music at The Garden Resort, featuring a lineup of global artists, four open-air stages, dance floors by the beach, and private relaxation areas right by the sea.

This year’s festival will host many stars from the techno scene, including 999999999, Anfisa Letyago, Ben Sims, Ellen Allien, Mall Grab, VTSS, and many more.

Derek Martin and Simon McGrath, the founders of Terminal V, shared their excitement:

"The first edition of Terminal V Croatia Festival was a fresh start for us. The audience’s reactions were incredibly positive, which gave us extra motivation to organize this second edition. We believe we’ll also see guests from Croatia at our Scottish edition in Edinburgh this April!"

The festival organizers highlighted the similarities between Scotland and Croatia, from shared interests to a similar mentality, making this event another bridge for collaboration and stronger connections in other areas too.

🎟️ Regional tickets for Terminal V Croatia Festival will be available from December 27th through the Entrio system.

Stay tuned for more updates and join us for an unforgettable techno adventure in Croatia this summer!

Are you coming?! 🌞🎶

See ya at Tisno ;)

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