Georgia’s capital hosting Tbilisi Open Air with local, foreign performers over weekend
The festival is set to close on Sunday at the Lisi Wonderland area in the capital's recreational hilltop spot, with headlining acts including Tom Odell, Kaleo, Moderat, Imany, Ben Klock and Liquid Soul, as well as local bands Bedford Falls, Circus Mircus, Skazz and others, across four stages. Photo via Tbilisi Open Air
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The popular Tbilisi Open Air music festival opened on Friday in Georgia’s capital, with popular local and foreign performers taking the stage over the weekend.
Photo via Tbilisi Open Air
The festival is set to close on Sunday at the Lisi Wonderland area in the capital's recreational hilltop spot, with headlining acts including Tom Odell, Kaleo, Moderat, Imany, Ben Klock and Liquid Soul, as well as local bands Bedford Falls, Circus Mircus, Skazz and others, across four stages.
Photo via Tbilisi Open Air
The main stage of the event has been hosting both local and foreign headlining artists and bands, while the electronic music and visual arts stage has involved performers working in the genres, and the remaining two stages being lent to psytrance musicians and vocal performers.
Photo via Tbilisi Open Air
Georgia’s capital has been hosting the music festival since 2009, with its 2020 and 2021 years editions cancelled amid the Covid-19 pandemic. After a two-year break, Tbilisi Open Air returned last year.
Globally popular musical artists, from the French multi-instrumentalist performer FKJ to house and techno mainstay Damian Lazarus and American pop rock band Imagine Dragons, will host music enthusiasts in Georgia’s Black Sea town of Shekvetili and other locations to promote the country’s potential in tourism, economy and culture.
Resident Advisor, an online music magazine and community platform dedicated to showcasing electronic music, artists and events across the globe, displayed the Left Bank, a community space and nightclub located on the left bank of Georgia’s capital Tbilisi, as the Club of the Week, the club said on Friday.
The popular Tbilisi Open Air music festival opened on Friday for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic hit Georgia, with popular local and foreign performers taking to the stage over the weekend.
Tbilisi Open Air, one of the largest music festivals held annually in the capital city, has been cancelled for the second year in a row due to pandemic, with cases of the virus rising across Georgia over the recent weeks.