Europe’s biggest electronic beach festival, Balaton Sound reveals second round of acts

Balaton Sound, set at the idyllic Lake Balaton, Hungary has announced even more stellar acts to its 2022 line-up.

Headliners added to the bill include the techno-legend Richie Hawtin, Italian techno DJ Deborah De Luca, Australian DJ and producer FISHER, electronic music pioneer Sven Väth and more talented names.

Revellers can expect warm weather, incredible stages and stunning views of the Hungarian hills from Balaton Uplands National Park in the west of the country.

As Europe’s biggest electronic beach festival they have also announced new stages sponsored by B my Lake and Elrow this year.

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There will also be an Elrow VIP area available with a Rousseau effect, exclusive DJ sets and a view to the main Elrow stage.

For those wanting to enjoy the sunny weather, the VIP shore will be offering a chilled area along with beach parties along its swimming pool and canopy sunbeds area.

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Previously, Balaton revealed headliners Martin Garrix, Becky Hill and Marshmello.

Check out the full line-up below.

Archie Hamilton
Analog Balaton
Bastian Bux
Ben Böhmer live
Candyman
Chris Liebing
Chuck & Perge
Cloonee
Collective Machine
Danny Tenaglia
Deborah De Luca
De La Swing
Denes Toth
Dj Pola
FISHER
Franky Rizardo
Giolí & Assia live
Giorgia Angiuli (live)
HOT X
HVOB live
Hernán Cattáneo b2b Nick Warren
Jaffa Surfa & Garay
James Cole
Jamie Jones and Joseph Capriati
Julian Jeweil
Ilario Alicante
Loco Dice
Marc Maya
Mateo & Spirit
Meduza
Metha
Miss Monique
Monolink (live)
Nastia
Nick Curly
Nusha
Pan-Pot
Paul Kalkbrenner live
Poli
Raul Young
Reinier Zonneveld (live)
Richie Hawtin
Rizkid
Sabee
Secret Factory
SFB
Shabaam
Space 92
Sven Väth
Svetec
Tini Gessler
Toni Varga
Viviana Casanova

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