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Katlan Festival In Tárnok, 14 – 16 August

• 10 Aug 2020 7:16 AM

The Katlan Festival in Tárnok will be held between 14 and 16 August, despite many festivals being cancelled this year, because traditionally it hasn't attracted a huge crowd.

This fest fir techno lovers features an international line-up, including Nico Moreno, MCMLXXXV and Herodot. Hungarian performers include Zsiga Bernathy, Zvezda Beta and Detective Kelly. 

Line up: 
Nico Moreno [Hex]
MCMLXXXV [Herrensauna]
Herodot [Sunrise]
Wehbba [Drumcode]
Josh Butler [Defected]
Detective Kelly
Zvezda Beta
Martin M & Flixon
Mankind
AGA2L
Belocca
Dual Destress

Tickets:
Pass: HUF 11,990

Venue: 
Tárnok Katlan
2461 Tárnok, Újhegyi út


Photo courtesy of the organisers

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