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Ultra Europe Returns to Croatia

Following an incredible 3-day festival that saw Ultra rock Split and Hvar last July, Ultra Europe is returning to Croatia for Round 2 on July 11th - 13th! The inaugural Ultra Europe proved to be one of the hottest destinations of the summer, hosting over 103,000 people, hailing from over 75 countries. Boasting a lineup that included Avicii, Armin van Buuren, Carl Cox, Nicky Romero, Krewella and many more, Ultra's unparalleled combination of production quality and talent made for a festival experience unlike anything ever seen before in Croatia. Now we are gearing up to return to Croatia, as plans are already underway to create an even greater experience. Stay tuned for more details as we prepare to reveal this year's lineup and other pertinent information about the 2nd Annual Ultra Europe.
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