Of course you’ve been to music festivals and concerts before, but have you ever been to a Halloween Music Festival, right by the beach featuring a horror theme & fantastic music. Sounds like an absolute blast, doesn’t it? Well, Barasti Beach Bar at Le Meridien Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Marina is hosting a 3 day free* Halloween Music Festival called the Ritual Resurrection Festival.
Read on to know all the spooky details!
Imagine a three-day dark festival of delights featuring a haunted asylum with a décor of blood baths, zombies, coffins and horror-gore – all of it laced with fantastic music that will get you grooving. Get terrified, ummm we mean get your body moving to a fantastic line-up of artists at Barasti Beach Bar at Le Meridien Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Marina from the 28th – 30th of October. It’s going to be a spooctacular Halloween indeed. The event starts at 9am on all 3 days, and goes on until late.
Friday, October 28th: DRUM WARRIOR kicks off the festival, with his percussion dance music DJ sounds.
Saturday, October 29th: Gear up for a night of high energy dancing & electronica as MATTN, one of the hottest young female artists in the electronic circuit gets you groovin’ with her funky beats.
Sunday, October 30th: End your weekend on a high with London trio JADED. Put on your party shoes, grab a few friends & get ready to shimmy & shake to some club-ready anthems & fun and dance-floor focused beats.
There will also be an impressive line of the bar’s resident DJs including Scott Forshaw, Tom Higham, Man Go Funk, Marty Metcalf, Venus and Marky Mark.
Entry is completely free for those above 21 years of age!
Address: Barasti Beach Bar, Le Meridien Mina Seyahi Beach Resort and Waterpark
Dates: 28th – 30th October, Starts 9am
Cost: Free entry for 21+
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