Shambhala Music Festival, one of DMNW’s favorite dance music festivals, heads to its home this summer in Salmo, British Columbia. Sliding into its 23rd edition, the festival is Canada’s most established electronic music festival, and looks to dazzle attendees with not only fest experiences that spark joy amongst the sunflowers, but a lineup that looks to hold up with comparisons to the very best of them on the festival circuit.
Typically curating a lineup anchored in bass, funk, and vibey house, Shambhala plans to showcase the sounds that you can groove to from artists hailing not only from North America, but beyond.
One unique aspect about this festival is that it remains fiercely independent, unwilling to give into corporate money-making trends. This clearly is evidently working as DJ Mag’s readers voted it North America’s best festival in 2019.
Tuesday, Shambhala released another huge artist that will be headlining the newly reimagined Village stage in Slander. Whether it be their electric performances, heartfelt production, or amazing bond of friendship, it’s clear that this duo always brings the heat for their sets, as evident at the Alchemy Tour this last summer at Gorge. Through their meticulous blend of emotional lyricism and bone shaking drops, Derek Andersen and Scott Land have built a passionate following and will elevate the event as a whole with their always on point melodies.
Announcing #SLANDER at the brand new Village Stage for #Shambhala2020 ? This will be their debut performance at Shambhala Music Festival ? Tickets available: https://t.co/Vnw9qEbyjt pic.twitter.com/ZbthXzhny8
— Shambhala Music Festival (@shambhala_mf) January 21, 2020
We wait with bated breath to see who else we might be dancing to on Salmo River Ranch in July! Previous lineups have included an abundance of amazingly gifted artists, including the likes of Bassnectar, Crizzly, Claude Vonstroke, Liquid Stranger, Fisher, Justin Martin, Adventure Club, Claptone, Opiuo, and so many more.
Not to mention REZZ will be making her triumphant return to the Pagoda stage with her trippy beats this year too!
Announcing #REZZ at The Pagoda Stage for #Shambhala2020⚡️Get your tickets now ?https://t.co/Vnw9qEbyjt pic.twitter.com/OFLQyuvKa1
— Shambhala Music Festival (@shambhala_mf) December 12, 2019
This year, the festival will take place for four days and three nights from July 24th-27th.
Tickets for the Shambhala Festival are starting at $450 in Canadian dollars. With your ticket comes free parking and free tent camping as needed. Check out your options here while tickets are still available, this event will definitely sell out so, get them while you still can.
Will you be attending Shambs this summer? Who are you wanting to see on the lineup this year? Let us know on Facebook and Twitter!
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