What makes INmusic the biggest open air festival in Croatia?
campIN'
INmusic festival camp has been moved to its very own island – Trešnjevka island! CampIN' will be open from 6pm June 20th to 6pm on the 26th of June, and the new island will provide more camp space, beaches, more fun and a hundred meter pontoon bridge connecting it to the festival island!
The well known and beloved amenities are still available at the new location:
hot water and WI-Fi
cellphone and laptop chargers
shop and lockers for your valuables
swimming, rollerskating, skating, sailing, rowing...
day trips to attractive destinations in the wider Zagreb area
Even more music…
Main stage, World stage and the returning Hiddden stage aren't the only “musical addresses” on the Island of Youth. Party while listening to the music that suits you - Put your headphones on and join the crazy Silent party – a three channel DJ battle by Yem kolektiv will rock you 'till dawn.
Escape the festival crowds, find peace and fairytale surroundings equipped with a magical stage in Stribor's Forest, inspired by a favorite Croatian fairytale. Jungle rythms pulsating through the forest will bring you back to strenght in no time. Just find the large snake to lead you down the forest path.
If you think that the reegular jukebox just isn't enough, visit the real human jukebox. Look and listen the real band playing the song you chose.
cINema and INtheatre
INmusic festival culture platform has once more prepared great theatre shows with even greater actors and actresses.
On Monday we welcome the legendary performance Exercises in Style performed by Pero Kvrgić and Lela Margitić – the heavyweights who performed the piece straight into the Guiness book of world records as the longest running show with an unchanging cast, running steadily for 46 years.
Dream of Life is Tuesday's show in which the actress Senka Bulić will play the role of the artist, the rebel, the rocker and above all, just a kid, Patti Smith.
The last festival day is reserved for the return of Zijah Sokolović, this time with his cabaret show Međuigre 0-24. Zijah will shake you with some healthy cynicism, poke you with satire, and cleanse you with a healthy view on life.
Who's singing over there? is a movie stage for everybody who wants to feel the real Balkans. Ljetno Kino is in charge for the fun on Monday and Tuesday, whereas World Kilo Tsar Rambo Amadeus will give a serious music-life lecture on Wednesday.
One Song a Day Takes Mischief Away! If you want to know what Zagreb makes Zagreb, visit the Tko pjeva zlo ne misli stage. During the day you’ll find the Zagreb Tourist Board there who will give you all sorts of information about the Croatia’s capital. After 10 PM you can try your vocal and entertainment potential at the popular karaoke.
In the mood to chill?
You'll recognize our Nargila Chill Out zone just by the sight of a few dozen of laid back people, looking as if they haven’t got a care in this world. The dazzling and mild aromas spreading from our hookas and džezvas will bring you back to life.
The Solar Cocktail Bars are available on two locations on the Island of Youth. Professional and fast cocktail bartenders will mix your favorite combination of flavors in a matter of seconds. If that’s the way you like it you, can have your favourite cocktail be shaken, not stirred.
If you're completely low on energy, you can rest your bones on any one of the dozen beds spread out around the festival island.
Art & Design
Keep your eyes open at the Island of Youth and Trešnjevka island - you'll notice art installations and design which will surely grab your attention!
At the very entrance to the festival you'll hear Alma Selmanović's unusual Soundmill. Just a light breeze and this installation will put Nature to the list of this year's headliners.
RockIN' horse, the interactive installation and a combination of fantastic design and architecture by Huszár András and Szőke Gábor Miklós, beckons you to climb it with your friends and put your bodyweight to use to make this wooden colossus rock!
Dominating the island skies are festival flags by designers Ana Puhač and Nikola Barbir, while street light fixtures have its own artistic signature thanks to Andrea Resner. Her decorations will shed a new light on people and events that buzzing around the Island of Youth.