Scroll to discover our guide to what and who to see. But keep in mind: it was a tough selection to make.
DJs
FRIDAY: On the first day, you want to make sure that you’re on time for the festival. Two Belgium-based DJs (Mab’ish and Ben Kamal) are sure to start the weekend off great. Later that day, you should go to the most intimate stage, the Moon Ra Pavilion, to dance with Fais Le Beau. The sun will set during his performance, which ensures a moment to remember. To end the night, you can either join bigshot Skin On Skin or the b2b-set of icon Nosedrip and boundary-pusher Aroh.
SATURDAY: After an energizing night of sleep, the BIPOC activist collective For All Queens!, and later, Horst resident Kuba “97 & Rino are the perfect way to start the day off with dancing. At the same time, you can dance your heart out at the State Of Play stage with DTM Funk & Errol. When their set is over, don’t leave! There is a surprise performance planned by an artist who is not yet announced. In the evening, you’ll have another big decision to make; will you end the day with Bjeor & Fafi Abdel Nour, Alia, or Mama Snake & Spekki Webu? It makes for a difficult decision that we can’t help with.
SUNDAY: The place to be on the last day of Horst is the main stage, starting the day off strong with local artist Vieira. We suggest you spend the last five hours with Job Jobse, followed by the sibling duo S-Candalo at the main stage. But if you want to close at a more intimate stage, then we recommend seeing Dbridge & Donato Dozzy. Whatever stage you choose, a great closing set to end the joyful weekend is guaranteed.
