Tbilisi JAM Festival to be held in April

International open-air music festival Tbilisi JAM! Fest 2015 will be held in the capital of the country - Tbilisi, on April 24, 25 and 26.

“We intend to arrange for the residents of Tbilisi and guests of the capital an unforgettable holiday of unity and freedom. A real musical capital of the South Caucasus will be built on the territory of the Tbilisi Sea,” representatives of the concert agency JAM told Novosti-Georgia! Events and the National Association of Rock Music of Georgia.

“Entertainment, folk and lounge areas, biker shows, fire and costume shows, sports competitions and competitions... Prizes and photo sessions with groups whose arrival in the South Caucasus had previously only been dreamed of... Open-air barbecue - far from the bustle of the city. This will be a real musical drive,” the organizers noted.

It is already known that Diary of Dreams, SLOT and The Fading arrive at the festival. For three days, musicians and groups from Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Russia, Germany, Great Britain, USA, Israel and Turkey will perform in front of the audience.

“This will be three days of complete non-stop musical madness,” say the organizers, according to whom the lineup is constantly being replenished.

The organizers also note that the festival’s goal is to bring the youth of the South Caucasus region closer together and strengthen the position of Georgia as a global music and cultural center.

“Several dozen famous rock bands and DJs from around the world will come together to say “No to violence!” (No violence!). This event will take place as part of the festival,” the organizers say.

Festival Tbilisi JAM! The fest is held for the eighth time, but this year for the first time goes to a large venue and becomes one of the biggest music events of the year.

Two stages will be installed on the festival grounds, a lounge area will be created for relaxation, and night discos will also be held. For true fans of a real musical festival, a camping area will be provided where they can stay for all three days of the festival and fully experience “what it means to be free.”