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BEONIX Festival to return to Limassol’s ETKO complex from September 25 to 27

BEONIX Festival will bring international electronic music artists, live performances and audiovisual productions to Limassol’s ETKO complex.

BEONIX Festival to return to Limassol’s ETKO complex from September 25 to 27
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Limassol, Cyprus. BEONIX Festival will return to the historic ETKO complex from September 25 to 27 with a three-day programme of electronic music, live performances, visual effects and contemporary art installations. The event will feature four stages and artists from the international and local electronic music scenes.


Headliners and live performances

The lineup includes Drumcode founder Adam Beyer, Grammy-nominated duo CamelPhat, Argy, house act Bedouin and Italian electronic music pioneer Benny Benassi.

Jan Blomqvist and Monolink will present live shows, while Röyksopp will perform a DJ set. MRAK will bring his solo project following the global success of Tale Of Us, PAN-POT will return with their techno sound, and Patrick Mason will make his first appearance at the festival.

Wider programme

Artists including Franky Wah, Raxon, Spartaque, Wade, OXIA and Grossomoddo will expand the house and techno programme. Hybrid and live performances by AWEN, Claxy and other artists will also be included.

The festival programme will feature audiovisual sets, contemporary art installations, stage performances, dancefloors, underground sounds and experience corners. It will welcome international artists and guests alongside local music and festival audiences.

Event information

BEONIX Festival will take place from September 25 to 27 at ETKO in Limassol. The full schedule and artist list are available at www.beonix.art.

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