Video: 'Strand Festival', Zamárdi, 22 – 25 August

  • 15 May 2018 12:14 PM
Video: 'Strand Festival', Zamárdi, 22 – 25 August
This increasingly popular festival on the southern shore of Lake Balaton celebrates its fifth birthday in 2018.

Line-up

Thirty Seconds to Mars
Robin Schulz
Kensington
Rag'n'Bone Man
Sigala
Troyboi

... and many more.

Tickets available here

Detailed program: strandfesztival.com

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