UNTOLD Festival 2022 Aftermovie Released

Photo: KYGO at UNTOLD 2022

UNTOLD Festival have released the Aftermovie for 2022's edition of the festival which seen over 360,000 attendees.

The festival, which has already been confirmed to be taking place in 2023 between August 3-6th, will be issuing an additional 10,000 ticket sales for members who have already registered at UNTOLD.com, on November 28th 2022.

Over 200 local and international artists such as Above & Beyond, Alok, Claptone, David Guetta, Don Diablo, G-Eazy, Hardwell, Kygo, Lost Frequencies, Major Lazer Soundsystem, Morten, Paul Kalkbrenner, Steve Aoki, Anne-Marie, J Balvin, Amelie Lens, Ann Clue, Boris Brejcha, Tale of Us, Stephan Bodzin, Sebastien Leger, Audiofly, Jan Blomqvist joined the line-up. 

No line-up for the 2023 edition has been announce yet. However, the UNTOLD team recently announced a “Huge Live Act” via their social media channels and showing Poiana Rotundă, which is an area in the Hoia-Baciu forest which has been the source of many stories of paranormal and extra-terrestrial activity for decades.

Cluj should not lose sight of what UNTOLD has become: a major tourism engine, an international cultural landmark and one of the city’s most successful global exports.
The LOCUS project aims to move around 140 people from Pata Rât into social housing across Cluj-Napoca and the metropolitan area. It represents a potential step towards desegregation, but also follows decades in which evictions and municipal decisions helped concentrate predominantly Roma families beside the city’s waste facilities.
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Cluj should not lose sight of what UNTOLD has become: a major tourism engine, an international cultural landmark and one of the city’s most successful global exports.
The LOCUS project aims to move around 140 people from Pata Rât into social housing across Cluj-Napoca and the metropolitan area. It represents a potential step towards desegregation, but also follows decades in which evictions and municipal decisions helped concentrate predominantly Roma families beside the city’s waste facilities.
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