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Following the announcement of the 19th edition of Tuborg Lovefest, one of the most significant music festivals in the region, the organizers have announced the return of the winter event series on Kopaonik. Tuborg Lovefest once again brings its recognizable festival energy to the snow, combining great music, a mountain setting, and daytime parties that have already become a favorite break between ski runs. Kopaonik in the spirit of daytime parties The winter series will be organized at Kafeterija on Kopaonik, Karaman Greben 7a, across three consecutive weekends – February 21 and 22, February 28 and March 1, as well as March 7 and 8, from 12:00 to 18:00. During these dates, Kopaonik will transform into an open-air dancefloor where more than 500 skiers and visitors will enjoy top-quality electronic music sounds. This year’s program includes performances by leading international and regional artists. On the snow, the audience will be led by Berlin techno duo Pan-Pot alongside Eternal Love, a DJ duo from Italy, while the local scene will be represented by Nikola Vemić, Luton and Šćepa, Asarri, Deeda, Gostoja, Dakman, 7OGI, Benjamin, Rossa, and Milensi. Admission to all events is free, and access is unlocked by creating an account in the Tuborg Lovefest application.

After an exceptionally successful first edition, THE VOID returned to the place where a special energy was first created. The wind park in Kovačica, beneath the powerful wind turbines, hosted Winds of The Void 2025 on June 28, 2025. This open-air mini festival brought together ravers from across the region for 12 hours of uninterrupted music. The second edition confirmed that The Void is rapidly growing into a serious festival concept, recognized for its unconventional locations, carefully curated lineup, and strong sense of community. The event concept, combining a long-duration open-air format, the industrial surroundings of a wind park, and thoughtfully designed production, is currently unique in the region. From 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM, the audience experienced a full journey through sunset, a night under the star-filled sky driven by raw techno rhythms, and a magical sunrise. Twelve hours of pure ecstasy unfolded without pause. The lineup featured Razzor, Lebronxu, Pusmus, Tex, CBR., Laccotti, Juno, Stameni, Djanza, Petko.ov, and Sumia, guiding the crowd through multiple shades of techno. The sound moved seamlessly from groove-driven and melodic moments to harder, industrial rhythms, keeping the dancefloor alive from late afternoon until deep into the night. Winds of The Void 2025 was more than just a party. Visitors had access to a spacious dancefloor beneath the wind turbines, a chill zone designed for rest and socializing, an OnStage area created for a more immersive and high-quality musical experience, as well as a diverse food and beverage offering suited for a long festival day. Sunset moments, nighttime dancing beneath the turbines, and early-morning movement at first light gave the event a dimension rarely experienced on the local scene. The location beneath the wind turbines created a distinctive visual and energetic atmosphere that left a lasting impression on the audience. Once again, the organizers demonstrated that Serbia has strong potential for unique open-air festivals beyond standard urban spaces. Every element was designed so visitors would not simply attend a party, but spend an entire day and night inside a parallel world. Alongside the continued development of the festival, the organizers announced that future editions will place an even greater focus on environmental responsibility. The goal is for Winds of The Void to gradually evolve into a more sustainable and eco-conscious event. Preparations for WINDS 2026 are already underway, with new ideas and solutions aimed at bringing the festival closer to an eco-friendly approach while preserving the authentic energy that defines it. The location proved to be a perfect match. Wind turbines, sunset skies, and night-long dancing under the open sky gave the event a powerful visual identity. As the turbines turned and the sky filled with thousands of stars, moments were created that remain deeply etched in memory.