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Outlook Origins takes place at The Garden in Tisno from July 23 to 27, 2026. This is the sixth edition of the festival that defends British soundsystem music in all its forms, on one of the best-known festival sites on the Adriatic coast.
The festival gathers artists from dub, dubstep, reggae, drum and bass, jungle and grime. This year's programme includes Chunky, Donna Leake, gyrofield, k means, Object, Naphs, re:ni, Richard Akingbehin, Sir Spyro, Youngsta and Yush. Some slots are built as joint sets: Sully goes with Kode9, Tim Reaper with Neffa-T, Pinch with Beatrice M. and Sam Binga with Chimpo. Goldie and Alix Perez are on the bill too.
What makes this edition different from a generic electronic line-up is that the festival is not built around one genre but around one approach. Soundsystem culture, which grew out of the Caribbean community in Britain, was never only about the music - it was about the rig itself and about how a crowd relates to it. Tisno is a location that allows exactly that: a coastal site with good acoustics, far enough from a settlement that the bass is not a problem.
Tickets run up to 110 euros, roughly 6,776 denars for a full festival pass, sold through entrio.hr. For an audience from Macedonia planning a summer trip toward the central Adriatic, this is one of the better-value festival options in July.
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