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Tuborg Beat x Lovefest brings together more than 130 artists across five stages this year, but among the names drawing special attention are the women who today stand at the very top of the global electronic music scene. Once largely limited to supporting slots and smaller stages, female artists are now headlining the world's biggest festivals, founding record labels, shaping new musical directions, and setting the standards followed by the entire industry. The most influential woman in electronic music is coming to Vrnjačka Banja for the first time When it comes to women who have changed electronic music, Nina Kraviz is an essential name on that list. From Siberia to the world's biggest festival stages, she has built a career that transcends DJ culture, establishing herself as one of the leading figures in contemporary electronic music. Few people know that before achieving international fame, she worked as a dentist in Moscow while simultaneously building her career on the local club scene. Today, she headlines festivals such as Tomorrowland, Sónar, and Coachella, and on August 8, she will perform in Vrnjačka Banja for the very first time, taking over the Fire Stage. The Queen of Naples who conquered the global techno scene Among the leading names at this year's Tuborg Lovefest is Deborah De Luca, an artist whose life story is every bit as inspiring as her music. Raised in Le Vele di Scampia, one of Naples' most well-known neighborhoods, she built her career through determination and perseverance, becoming one of the defining names in the global techno scene and proudly earning the nickname "The Queen of Naples." As a producer and founder of Solamente Records, she has developed a distinctive sound that has taken her to the world's biggest festivals and legendary clubs. This August, she returns to Tuborg Lovefest, where she will once again take over the Fire Stage on August 7, proving why audiences around the world consider her one of the most beloved electronic music artists of today. From a local idea to a Berghain resident Among the artists who see electronic music as something far greater than sound alone is Sedef Adasï. Her stage name is no coincidence. It was inspired by Sedef Adası, a small island near Istanbul, as a tribute to her Turkish roots. Born and raised in Augsburg, Germany, instead of moving to one of Europe's major cultural capitals, she chose to build her own local scene, giving birth to HAMAM Nights, a concept inspired by togetherness, diversity, and connecting people through music. Today, she is a resident at Munich's Blitz Club and the legendary Panorama Bar at Berghain, while her signature blend of house, acid, and groove will close the first festival night on the Energy Stage on August 8. The woman who redefined modern hard techno Representing the heavier side of the electronic spectrum is SPFDJ, an artist who has become one of the leading names in contemporary techno over the past decade. Known for her fearless approach, uncompromising sound, and explosive energy that erases the boundaries between performer and audience, she has risen from the underground scenes of London and Berlin to the world's leading festivals and iconic clubs. Her "Tendercore" philosophy, combining raw intensity with emotional depth, has made her one of the most distinctive figures on the global scene and a defining voice of the new generation of techno. This August, her unmistakable sound arrives at the Raw Stage, where she will headline the program dedicated to lovers of harder sounds and contemporary electronic music on August 8. From global stars to the next generation of regional heroines Alongside Nina Kraviz, Deborah De Luca, SPFDJ, and Sedef Adasï, this year's Tuborg Lovefest will also welcome several other influential women of the electronic music scene. The festival lineup also includes Anfisa Letyago, Adiel, Hannah Holland, Cassy, Lakuti, Tama Sumo, ALISHA, Yasmin Gardezi, Nikolina, ØTTA, Insolate, and Tijana T, artists who are shaping the sound of Europe's biggest clubs and festivals today. They will be joined by talented representatives of the local and regional scene, including Aneri, Anya, Arta, Asarri, Darija, Emma H, Mamavitae, Micyvid x IVV, Milensi, Rossa, Saritazz, ShibiDorra, and Tosandrra. Together, this August in Vrnjačka Banja, they will tell the story of generations of women who have pushed the boundaries of electronic music, as well as those who are only just beginning to push them even further.

The 24th edition of Summer3P Festival, one of Subotica's longest-running festivals, will take place from July 24 to 26 at the former military complex Petar Drapšin (Second Barracks), located between Subotica and Palić. Over the course of three festival days, visitors can enjoy a rich program of music, art, sports, and educational activities designed for all generations. The nighttime music program will feature electronic artists from across the world, the region, and Subotica, including Valentino Kanzyani, Petar Makto, Lanna, Fakir, Natasha, Pehpeyh, Boogie Groove, and Pile. The afternoon music program on Friday and Saturday will feature MiroSan and Gustav Jr, while Andy Dee will provide the soundtrack to Sunday's sports program. On Sunday evening, the Subotica-based collective Hardwired (Čvrsto povezani) will take over the stage with performances by Overtone Funk, Amiru, Mad Matt, and Slace. Each festival day from 5 PM, visitors can take part in a diverse selection of workshops, exhibitions, and performances. The program includes an art workshop, TNG RecikLart 4.0, yoga sessions, body painting, the Relax Zone, Face Gym, Miroslav Lazendić's collage exhibition, as well as the Graffiti Art and Summer3P Heritage exhibitions. The traditional Family Day will take place on Sunday from 4 PM, organized in collaboration with partner organizations and program associates. Visitors of all ages will be able to participate in numerous workshops and activities prepared by Tinker Labs, Subotica Aeromodelling Club, Aka Fight Fitness, N Centar with friends, and the Bonsai Club. Young singers from the Piazza Italia Italian Cultural Centre, led by Gordana Vidaković, will also perform. As in previous years, the ZaJedno Association, together with the art workshop, will organize the creation of a collaborative painting on canvas.