Lanna Spring Festival will take place on March 25, 26 and 27 at LABoral Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial in Gijón, bringing three days of pure electronic music

Lanna Festival continues to grow, this time announcing a sold-out weekend for September 25th and 26th, marking its third consecutive sell-out. Everything is ready for another edition that will once again showcase the unwavering commitment to the philosophy of the Asturian temple that gives the festival its name: a passion for the rules and values of club culture, uncompromising sound quality, and an exciting balance between the major references of international techno and the new generation of artists and established forces within the Spanish scene.

The September edition is a perfect example of this philosophy. Jeff Mills, Oscar Mulero, DJ Nobu, Regis, Surgeon & Lady Starlight, The Fear Ratio, Phase Fatale, James Shinra, Lewis Fautzi, Svreca, Reeko and The Lady Machine, among many others, are part of a programme built above all around quality. This philosophy is also reflected in Lanna’s growing commitment to the Live format and in a musical selection that explores different territories of techno and underground electronic music.

But beyond the names, Lanna has transformed its proposal into an experience where sound, the dancefloor and club culture are at the very heart of everything. Its focus on sound quality, the duration of the sessions and the balance between different generations and scenes are some of the elements that have helped create an increasingly loyal community around the festival.

LANNA SPRING FESTIVAL

The Asturian project is also announcing an important new development: Lanna Spring Festival, a second date that will expand the festival’s calendar with three new days of electronic music at LABoral Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial in Gijón.

On March 25th, 26th and 27th, Lanna will once again take over the venue that has become the heart of its proposal, maintaining the formula that has demonstrated its ability to connect with audiences: two stages, the same uncompromising commitment to sound quality and a programme built on an absolute passion for club culture.

Lanna Spring Festival is therefore born as a natural extension of a project that has continued to grow since its first editions. The recent Lanna Festival sell-out confirms the response of an audience that has discovered a different kind of festival experience in Gijón, away from the more conventional formulas of the electronic music festival circuit.

Lanna Spring Festival will maintain the spirit that has defined the project since its beginnings, bringing three days of uninterrupted electronic music, two stages and a programme designed to experience the festival from the very first beat to the last.

The Lanna Festival sell-out is not an ending, but the beginning of a new chapter. Gijón will now have a second date on the calendar for everyone who understands electronic music as a form of culture, community and collective experience.

Over the coming days, the festival’s most loyal followers will receive priority access to the first tickets. General ticket sales will open during October.