Second Wave of Artists Announced for Atlas Festival: MONATIK, BEZ OBMEZHEN, and Druha Rika Join the Lineup.
Atlas Festival 2023: A New Wave of Performers
According to Novyny.live: The organizers of Atlas Festival have unveiled the second wave of artists for this year's lineup, adding MONATIK, 'BEZ OBMEZHEN', 'Druha Rika', and 'Kurgan & Agregat' to the roster. The event is held at the Blockbuster Mall shopping and entertainment complex in Kyiv, blending a musical program with a charitable mission. Last year, Atlas Festival raised over 121 million hryvnias to support Ukrainian military personnel, highlighting the strong social commitment of both the organizers and participants.
The festival's motto is: 'Unites. Inspires. Helps.'
This slogan underscores its purpose, which extends beyond entertainment to aiding those in need. In 2026, Atlas plans to refresh its visual palette, selecting orange as the dominant color. The festival's visual identity was created by artist Masha Rieva, adding a distinctive charm and sense of identity to the event.
Festival Artists
Other performers set to take the stage include LATEXFAUNA, Shugar, Zwyntar, Phil It, IVAN LIULENOV, KLER, Nytso Potvorno, Teoriya Rozbytykh Vikon, SKYLERR, and DREVO. This diverse mix of acts promises to deliver even more vibrant moments and emotions throughout the festival.
Atlas Festival continues its tradition of merging music with meaningful social initiatives, making it not just an entertainment event but also a charitable endeavor. Given last year's success in fundraising, this year's festival is expected to draw significant public attention and support, further aiding Ukrainian soldiers and others in need. The variety of artists ensures a spectacular musical experience that will become a key highlight of the capital's cultural scene.
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