Elements Music and Arts Festival Kicks off Tomorrow in Long Pong, PA
Elements Music and Arts Festival returns August 10-14 with a line up to inspire FOMO in any EDM fan. This is the sixth installment of the festival, and second year at its new home in Long Pong, PA.
Phase one of the line up includes heavy hitters such as Skrillex, Porter Robinson (Dj Set), Chris Lake, Subtronics, Ganja White Night, Of the Trees, PEEKABOO, Mersiv and more.
This year, the Elements Music and Arts Festival is raising the bar for premiere music festivals in the northeast with a line up of over 100 artists across 10 very unique stages. Takeovers by Black Book Records, Ophelia Records, and Femme House are just a few of the specially curated musical experiences you can expect throughout the weekend.
Phase Two is just as heavy — back to throw down again at Elements is Canadian dance music icon Rezz. Also returning to the Elements stage, London producers Gorgon City and anjunadeep favorite Lane 8. Joining them in Phase 2, Moore Kismet, Tony y not, and Manic Focus (live).
Expect art cars, 24-hour food court, theme camps, and lots of dancing. Need to cool down? Step into the forrest and get some shade while you enjoy the music from the air stage. The Health and Wellness area also has a full line up of yoga, meditation, workshops, and more. Elements Music and Arts Festival has something for everyone, don’t miss this one. We’ll see you there!
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