UNUM Festival returns to Albania in 2024, promising a spectacular experience
Unum Festival has confirmed its return to the stunning shores of Shëngjin, Albania in 2024. With its picturesque setting, Rana e Hedhun beach, in Shëngjin, its diverse lineup and commitment to building a sense of community and connection, the festival has captured the hearts of music enthusiasts worldwide. This year it is expected to welcome thousands of young people from June 6th to 11th.
Why is this relevant
UNUM festival promotes Albania as a tourist destination for electronic music enthusiasts, bringing economic development to the area.
UNUM Festival has already become a trademark of Shëngjin, placing Albania on the international map of summer music events. Building upon its previous successes the festival is set to raise the bar even higher in this edition, with an eclectic lineup featuring some of the biggest names in electronic music. More than 60 artists from around the world will perform on 3 stages set up on the golden sandy coastline. The festival will also have a recreational center, workshops for visual artists from Albania and the region, acrobatics, yoga, and a food court. Far from being just a celebration of music, UNUM Festival has also become a celebration of culture, tolerance and the beauty of Albania’s landscape. This festival also aims to raise awareness about environmental protection.
Year after year, the number of participants increases, turning this festival into a great opportunity to visit the north of Albania, which offers natural and historical attractions, tasty local cuisine and warm hospitality.
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