The music and city festival Station Narva returns for its 7th edition to the easternmost Estonian city of Narva from the 5th to the 8th of September. Station Narva presents music from near and far, invites to discover the hidden gems of the border town and to explore the past, present and future of post-industrial Ida-Viru County. The heart of this year’s music festival is the Narva Museum in the historic Hermann Castle, where three stages will be set up on the 6th and 7th of September.

Line-up: Daddy G (Massive Attack) & Queen Bee DJ set (UK) | NOËP (EE) | GO_A (UA) | Singer Vinger (EE) + more TBA

The echoes of pre-millennium Bristol are brought to the medieval castle by Massive Attack’s founding member Daddy G aka Grantley Evan Marshall, one of the alchemists of trip hop,   a hugely influential musician, producer. selector, and most importantly a true blue champion of blending genres – from his roots in reggae and punk to US house, hip hop and beyond. He will perform a b2b set with his fellow Bristolian DJ Queen Bee, who treats Narva with a  stylish blend of dancehall, afrobeat and rare grooves. 

Among the international performers is also Ukrainian folktronika sensation Go_A, who gained international recognition with their Eurovision Song Contest entry “Shum” (“Noise”) in 2021.

The line-up presents also a potent cross-generational selection of Estonian artists. Cross-generational sing-alongs by neoro-rock veterans Singer Vinger will be counterbalanced by the 21st century electropop and alternative R&B of NOËP as well as young local DJs Työmik Bassofsky and itsmebruh.

Afterparties and special performances will reach also the beloved riverside hub Art Club Ro-Ro on both nights. Additional performers and full festival programme will be announced during July and August.

Station Narva offers also free city stage concerts, BAZAR public debates, Future Day at the OBJEKT creative centre, tours ocross the city and its outskirts, art exhibitions and a traditional Narva breakfast.