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13th May 2013

Festival: Hideout

A backdrop that combines the Mediterranean climate, mountainous scenery and crystal waters, Hideout is one of Europe’s leading dance getaways
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3rd – 5th July

With a backdrop that combines the Mediterranean climate, mountainous scenery and crystal waters, it is plain to see why Hideout Festival has become one of Europes leading dance getaways. Whether it’s boat partying with Joy O or being poolside for Bashmore, Hideout has all bases covered, catering for both the commercial and obscure clubbers alike. Whilst Chase & Status and Jamie Jones top the bill, the essential party names of ever present duo Oneman and Jackmaster are guaranteed to keep summer vibes flowing.

That said, house music remains at the fore with men like George Fitzgerald and Dusky standing in good stead to keep the beats playing well past sunset. If this was not enough, the influential figures of Scuba and Skream sit alongside the relatively young pair, Bondax, to offer one of the most balanced lineups Croatia’s coast will host this summer. Located on a small beach upon the island of Pag, Hideout offer the customary boat party opportunity, with labels such as Numbers, Hessle Audio and Hot Creations all commandeering ships. 2012 deserves special mention DJ Jackmaster finishing his sunset performance by playing ‘Teardrops’ by Womack and Womack. This resulted in the audience getting rather emotional, especially when ‘Gypsy Woman’ by Crystal Waters was played upon Jacks encore.


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