
W/ Brian Fantana, Parker, Tangela b2b Reenie, Elijah Something, Cassette, Simon Caldwell, Robbie Lowe, Brad Mullins, Jimmy Galvin, Bligs, Penelope, Milla, Le Brond, Josh Gapes, Menna, Marcel & Alfio, Harry Jensen, Doof Daddy, Ra'Mou, Mad Props
11:00am The Chippo Hotel
W/ Cristian Sarde (ITA), Ari Kiko, Regis Melo, Bzzi & Dodz, Treasure, Felipe Ortiz
0:00pm Secret Location
W/ Flow Theory, Stavtek, Saija, Momo, Papillon, Vivaek, Atilla the Hunni, Jack Roots, Punch Vibration, Anglina, Atomic, Bract, Konedawg, Innerblue, Rozen, Specimenta, Brez, Chiasma, Corey, Jonesy, Juliet Ariel, KJ Kinetic, Kuazy Girl, Medusa Fields, Velvet Wave, Zora
0:00pm The Abercrombie
W/ Winnerz Circle, Wetwork, Orc, Hail Mary
2:00pm Hum on King
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