This year the Dutch electronic music, culture and arts festival – Mysteryland – sells out again! Mysteryland takes places on the 23rd of August in Haarlemmermeer, near Amsterdam. Mysteryland looks forward to celebrating 21 years of mystery by hosting 21 stages (fun coincidence!) with a line-up consisting of world renowned headliners, international artists, talented up-and-comers, and of course, unexpected adventures. Since the festival prides itself on appealing to an eclectic audience, they are happy to announce that 31 nationalities will be represented at Mysteryland.
If you like art and electronic music, Mysteryland will be your playground. Artists such as Hardwell, Martin Garrix, Chris Liebing, Loco Dice, Bass Modulators and an all-encompassing amount of additional artists that represent almost every style within electronic dance music. The program also features a significant amount of exposure for local, upcoming talent.
Although music plays (no pun intended, but welcomed) a large role at Mysteryland, art is equally as alluring and extensive. Over the years, the festival has focused more on a broad range of art disciplines: interactive installations, high-end light art, spiritual sessions, abstract performances, and a whimsical art route with plenty of space to get lost in the moment. Mysteryland is one big adventure – exploring new things is of the utmost importance.
Mysteryland started in 1993 and is the world’s longest running dance music festival. The festival focuses on diverse culture, imaginative art, enthralling music, intercontinental cuisine, and earth-friendly sustainability to bring their visitors into inspiring and surprising worlds where anything is possible. In 2011, Mysteryland expanded internationally to a picturesque region in Chile. In May 2014, the festival embarked on a nomadic journey to the USA to launch the first-ever Mysteryland on the iconic Bethel Woods grounds – the landscape where the ’69 Woodstock was held. Mysteryland is one of the most sustainable festivals in the world and belongs to ID&T.
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