Spotlight: Florida's 3rd Annual Sol Fest Promises a Weekend in Paradise
WITH FESTIVAL SEASON JUST AROUND THE CORNER, we’re counting down the days until we’re drawn into the alluring atmosphere of Florida’s third annual Sol Fest. As the second phase of the lineup has just been unveiled, anticipation for the event is growing rapidly.
The first phase of the lineup announcements brought a jaw-dropping reaction as renowned EDM artists Rezz, CloZee, and LSDREAM led the bill. In addition to these acts, headliners Big Gigantic, NGHTMRE, and Peekaboo have joined the lineup, setting this year as the festival’s most impressive lineup to date.
Perhaps the most intriguing aspect of this event is that it has been revealed that there will be no overlapping sets throughout the duration of the festival. For the first time, festival-goers will have the chance to catch every single set across multiple stages without the hassle of overlapping set times.
It would not truly be an EDM festival without the beloved back-to-back sets, and this lineup has no shortage of enticing collaborations. For the first time, Dirt Monkey and Smokaland present a b2b set with the promise of seamless blends of dubstep and entrancing bass hits. Among the b2b sets are also joint performances by IMANU and Machinedrum, Skeler and Deadcrow, and Netsky and Luude.
This year brings Sol Fest to a brand new location - Ponce De Leon’s Vortex Spring. The tropical paradise sets the atmosphere for a weekend to escape reality, offering opportunities for attendees to immerse themselves in nature through various activities both on the water and off. Access to camping, snorkeling, and diving are among the many experiences that Sol Fest has to offer.
Florida’s Sol Fest is far beyond your average music festival, it is an otherworldly experience where attendees meet at the collision of nature and art. There is nothing quite like the atmosphere of a festival such as this, and with its boastful lineup and the opportunity to witness every artist’s set, this is an event that you will not want to miss.
For more information on the festival, visit Sol Fest’s website.
