In 2023, the Dance Arena stage at EXIT Festival will be back with an irresistible line-up.

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The Dance Arena stage at EXIT Festival is set to take the electronic music scene by storm this year, with a stacked line-up of some of the world’s greatest DJs and experimental live performances. Set against the striking backdrop of the Petrovaradin Fortress in Serbia’s Novi Sad region, this is the festival’s temple of electronic music, promising an unforgettable experience for all who attend.

The bill includes some of the biggest names in the industry, with Amelie Lens, Nina Kraviz, Eric Prydz, Keinemusik, Hot Since 82, CamelPhat, Mind Against, Vintage Culture, Layla Benitez and many more taking to the stage. But it’s not just about the big names – EXIT also showcases Serbian talent with DJs Tijana T, Space Motion, Coeus and Marko Nastić set to rock the party.

EXIT is well known for its impressive electronic music curation, and this year’s Dance Arena line-up really does showcase the best of the genre. It’s a four-day event that starts on July 6, with an all-female line-up on the opening day, as the festival celebrates inclusivity and diversity. Then, on the closing day, Keinemusik will play a six-hour set at the official afterparty.

Over on the Dance Arena’s sister stage NSNS, music lovers can also look forward to a sweeping list of names including Avalon Emerson, Ben UFO, Carlita, Desiree, Partiboi69, and Cici.

In March, EXIT Festival became the first event of its size to use blockchain technology, issuing NFT tickets to its annual 200,000 guests. The festival first launched NFT ticketing in 2022, making it one of the first major music events to do so, and the project was awarded the UK Festival Innovation Award.

EXIT Festival is not just a music event – it’s a cultural movement. This year, it celebrates its 22nd year with a line-up topped by The Prodigy, Skrillex, Eric Prydz and Wu-Tang Clan. It’s a festival that has been instrumental in putting Serbia on the map, and its impact is felt far beyond the music industry.

EXIT Festival’s Dance Arena stage is set to be a highlight of the electronic music scene this year, with a line-up that showcases the very best of the genre. From big names to up-and-coming Serbian talent, this festival has something for everyone. But beyond the music, EXIT’s impact on the cultural scene cannot be overstated – it’s a festival that brings people together and celebrates diversity, making it much more than just an event.