The moon is calling again.

For more than a decade, Moondance has been one of the Adriatic’s most distinctive underground gatherings: a place where medieval walls, sea air, heavy machines, and hypnotic rhythms meet under the summer sky. In 2026, the fortress becomes the launch site once again.

This is not festival techno made for postcards.
This is raw, physical, late-night, body-first techno — the kind that belongs in dark rooms, warehouses, concrete spaces, and ancient fortresses after midnight.

This year’s lineup brings a powerful mix of international names, live acts and local underground energy:

Adrianna, Alexander Kowalski, Anatolija, Beko, Chanovski, Chicago Riders Live, Coyya, DJ Jock, DJ Pasta, Marko Vuletić, Saytek Live, Skarros, Teo Harouda, The Advent, Tome R.

Headliners bring together five different forces of techno — deep Berlin pressure of Alexander Kowalski, Croatian peak-time power by DJ Jock, pure live-machine energy generated by Saytek Live, Adrianna’s driving modern intensity and uncompromising old-school futurism of The Advent.

Moondance is not just a festival for tourists passing by. It is for dancers, diggers and night people who still believe in the sound system, the groove and the moment when the fortress disappears into smoke, bass and moonlight.

Techno Under the Moon

There are festivals you visit.
And then there are places you enter.

Kamerlengo Fortress is not just a venue — it is part of the sound. The stone walls hold the bass. The open sky gives the night its scale. The sea surrounds the city, the moon rises above the towers, and the dancefloor becomes something older than a stage and louder than a club.

That is the Moondance feeling: intimate but massive, ancient but futuristic, beautiful but never polished too clean.

In 2026, Moondance continues its mission: to protect the underground spirit, connect generations of techno lovers, and create a weekend where the music comes first.

For Those Who Still Believe in the Night

Moondance Festival is made for the ones who do not need fireworks to feel intensity.