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Ultra Europe 2018

Stadion Poljud, Split, Croatia
5-11 July 2018

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Europe's infamous electronic music festival

Ultra Europe is Europe's famous electronic music festival, attracting the biggest names in EDM, house and techno music to Split each summer.

Held inside the city's historical Stadion Poljud, Ultra has become famed for its incredible, high-energy shows, filled with overwhelming production. As well as that, the festival also includes a number of beach and boat parties across the town, the surrounding islands, and on the lush Adriatic sea.

This year's edition will see sets from the likes of David Guetta, Carl Cox and Axwell ^ Ingrosso, who will touch down alongside a pilgrimage of dance music fans from around the world.

Headliners

Lineup

Destination Ultra

Ultra Mainstage

Resistance

Jamie Jones B2B Joseph Capriati
Paco Osuna
Eats Everything
Charlotte de Witte
Dense & Pika
Edy C B2B Shipe

Arcadia – Afterburner

Merk & Kremont
Crankoat
Ravitez
NLW
DISTO
Kiida
Gregor Salto
Retrohandz
Ricky Breaker

UMF Radio

Danny Farrell
7 Grams
Jimmy Clash & MC Tricky
Dave Caffrey
Lorenzo
DJ Jay C
Aizy
DJ Lookis

Ultra Mainstage

Resistance

Arcadia – Afterburner

UMF Radio

Jenil
Miss Faith
Frank Jez
Kryoman
Kris Kaiden
Arizen
JEAN MARIE
DJ Dog
Paul Woods
Groove Amigos

Ultra Mainstage

Resistance

Loco Dice B2B The Martinez Brothers
Seth Troxler B2B Craig Richards
Nic Fanciulli B2B Special Guest
Elio Riso B2B Nilo.R
DJ Jock B2B Marul

Arcadia – Afterburner

UMF Radio

DJ Busta-Row
Khardiac
Kryga
Plastik Funk
Iris Santo
Adam de Great
Norii
Chris Willsman

Ultra Regatta

Sigala
Plastik Funk
Rewire & Varski

Ultra Beach

Resistance Hvar

Resistance Vis

Taking over the Croatia coastal town of Split, Ultra Europe's parties are split across its Main Stage in the Stadion Poljud, and a variety of smaller, but still epic events springing up on the town's beaches and aboard its boats.

Address

Stadion Poljud, Split, 21000, Croatia

FAQs

BY PLANE: Split Airport is an international airport, and is located west of the city. The journey along the coast from the airport should take around 30 minutes by bus.

BY TRAIN: Split train station is located in the centre of the city. If you plan to travel by train, you will most likely need to initially travel to Zagreb, and then catch a connecting service onto Split, which will take between 6-9 hours.

BY CAR: If you are driving from Zagreb, follow highway A1 which runs between the two cities. The drive should take around 4 hours.

Minimum age of entry is 18.