SAGA Festival reveals the line-up of the 3rd edition

SAGA Festival’s third edition, June 23-25 in Romaero Băneasa, will feature over 100 artists, impressive production, and immersive experiences for Bucharest’s 150,000 festivalgoers.

Wiz Khalifa, one of Romania’s most anticipated performers, Lil Nas X, a global music phenomenon, Skrillex, Grammy-winning DJ and producer, Tale of Us, tech house duo, Alan Walker, and Romanian trap musician IAN are the first acts announced for a memorable SAGA.
Skrillex’s genre-defying sounds and dynamic personality leave you wanting more. Skrillex won eight Grammys in Bucharest for the first time. The DJ formed Jack Ü and Dog Blood with Diplo and Boys Noize. On Moore’s 29th birthday, From First to Last released “Make War” and reunited.
Tale Of Us‘ music balances urgency and restraint, skillfully pacing the listener and dance floor. Quivering keys, hypnotic percussion, and haunting chords create mystery and suspense. Their latest creation, Afterlife, is a mind odyssey. Tale Of Us brings reverence and awe to scenes and levels across hemispheres with its varied emphasis.

Norwegian DJ and producer Alan Walker is known for his mesmerizing, high-energy music. He will return to Romaero by popular demand to get you dancing.
Faded, Alan Walker‘s debut track, garnered over 1.4 billion Spotify streams and 3.1 billion YouTube views.
Five stages (Source, Heat, Spark, Drift, Bumper Cars), a secret stage—an actual plane repurposed into a music platform with an unknown destination—and the biggest artists and hottest talents will perform there unexpectedly.
Sagafestival.com sells discounted tickets. At the public’s request, SAGA, Romania’s first summer festival, reintroduces the Payment Plan, a product that allows you to buy a 3-day pass for a reduced price with a 5-euro deposit and 4 equal instalments. Thus, the final ticket price is 80 euros, the best deal of a festival that has already attracted 4000 festivalgoers in a few days.The first SAGA Festival, held at Romaero, drew over 135 000 people, while the second, held at National Arena in Bucharest, drew over 150 000.