UNDA Festival PASS, 19.-22.09

Three days of stellar DJs, live acts at the captivating site of the Estonian National Museum. 

The festival ticket provides access to the talks, exhibition, and music program from Thursday to Sunday.

LINEUP

MUSIC

Akimat | Arto | Big Leg | Blake Baxter | Bloody Mary | Call Super | Daura | Denzel | DJ Marcelle | DJ Shore Road | DJ Skurge |  Dseinius | Elijah | Ellen Vene | GLEO | Handmade |  ISAbella | klmn | Loann Lukyann | L1 | Mark Gill | Meelis Vili | Micaela Saraceno | Mic | Murrin | Nebukat | Nikolajev | no-a | object blue | Pavliuk | Rezzett | Röövel Ööbik | Scvmfvcks | Síofra | Sisi Savidge | Tania Just

CONFERENCE

Aivar Tõnso, Ann-Katriin Kelder, Anu Põldsam, Aoife McGuinness, Chika Ogumka aka Smol, Elijah, Elise Rohtmets, Jim Ashilevi, Kadri Lind, Karin Leivategija, Karl Käsnapuu, Kersten Kõrge, Kärt Kelder, Laura Caprino, Madli Teller, Marie Pullerits, Marju Raju, Mark Gill, Marcelle Van Hoof, Rauno Zubko, Roomet Jakapi, Saile Johanna Langsepp, Santi, Diana Alagić, Dimitri Hegemann, Emma Warren, Irvine Welsh, Yewande Adeniran.

unda is a festival that celebrates club culture, connection, and the power of dance. The intimate music and culture event will be held from September 19 to 22, at the Estonian National Museum in Tartu, Estonia.

Music, workshops, and an international conference will emphasise the importance of alternative gathering places, all while celebrating club culture in its various forms, viewing it as a fertile ground from which fresh ideas emerge that shape society around us.

Organized by the independent, female-led collective, the festival coincides with the autumn equinox, promising a transformative blend of music, art, and discourse. The lineup features international and local talent, live artists, speakers, and collaborations with Berlin party collective Fandango and techno institution Tresor.

During the day, attendees can expect immersive audiovisual experiences, engaging workshops, and music-focused discussions. An ethnographic exhibition will explore human interactions with the night throughout history.

By night, unda takes over the museum for an all-night program featuring dance music legends like Call Super, object blue, DJ Marcelle, and more to be announced. unda's partnership with Tresor offers a unique opportunity for cultural exchange. Tresor's curated stage, set for Saturday, September 21, will showcase a fusion of Tresor's renowned artists with local Estonian talent.

 Located in a striking modernist building, the Estonian National Museum offers a unique architectural backdrop, seamlessly merging contemporary design with natural surroundings.

Drawing inspiration from Estonia's diverse marshlands, unda's name stems from the Latin word for "wave" and "crowd," as well as the mythical water creature Undine. This symbolism underscores the festival's aim to create cultural waves and unite communities. Part of the "Arts of Survival" program for the European Capital of Culture Tartu 2024, unda coincides with the museum's 115th anniversary, celebrating Estonia's cultural richness and resilience.

For more information visit: http://www.unda.ee   

Schedule: https://www.unda.ee/schedule