Glitch Festival has quickly established itself as the biggest festival in Malta as well as one of Europe’s major electronic festivals, and that’s definitely no surprise.
Following 3 successful editions, Glitch Festival returns on the 14th, 15th & 16th of August where music enthusiasts from all over the world are called to gather at the gates of the mystical House-and-Techno fortress for three solid days on a sonic adventure on the Mediterranean island of Malta. The Festival will be held at Gianpula Village, framed against the iconic skyline of Malta’s fortified city, Mdina followed by the perfect sun-soaked boat-party finale.
Hailed by Mixmag as a “House and Techno paradise”, the 4th edition of Glitch Festival will feature 6 stages – from rooftop pool parties to secret cave raves. In 2019, Glitch Festival boasts its finest roster of artists yet. Dancers will be able to lose themselves to the sounds of industry titans such as Carl Cox, Bicep, Ben Klock, Charlotte De Witte, Len Faki, Peggy Gou, Helena Hauff, Motor City Drum Ensemble, Palms Trax, Paula Temple and Mall Grab.
The lineup is greatly balanced with a carefully curated list of hotly sought-after master selectors, live acts & rising stars from Octo Octa, DVS1, Job Jobse, Polar Inertia, Space Dimension Controller, Anthony Linell (aka Abdulla Rashim), Nur Jaber, David Vunk, Voiski, Gustav Goodstuff, Jupiter Jax and more.
A limited amount of ‘Early-bird block Tickets’ are now on sale. These are expected to sell out very quickly due to the huge demand. Go on, get yours now!
For more information, travel & tickets visit www.glitchfestival.com
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