Bali Unite Festival 2015
Bali Unite is a 2 day festival on the beach in Bali July 31st and August 1st, which will go on until sunrise the next day.
The festival wil host a mix of world renowned and famous local artists on three different stages. From uptempo electronic, through alternative rock and pop and downtempo lounge and reggae. With a focus on unique collaborations and mixing styles.
You can also treat yourself to healthy foods and activities at the sanctuary area. Like yoga, massages, lounging, and much more.
The whole festival area is sustainably built using natural and degradable material. Blending in with the lush jungle and vast beach environment.
There will even be various camping facilities available for those who want to go for the complete experience.
You will forget your daily life, and immerse in a world where you can do what you really love.
Rebecca Reijman, Music Curator for Bali Unite: “There are some inspiring collaborations already being formed as we speak between local and international artists. We cannot say a lot right now, but there will be some 60s-vibe revival going on to be sure!”
Niki Sandizell, Co-Founder of Bali Unite: “What really is so magical about this location and date, is that we can see the sunset and moonrise at the same time in the sky. And this will actually be the only weekend we will have a blue moon for the next 8 years in the holiday season! It’s unique and we should experience that together!”
COME TO LIFE! AT BALI UNITE.
http://www.baliunite.com/
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