Grooving to a lively beat

The Goan NetworkPublished Feb 8, 2019, 3:53 AM IST

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Hilltop Goa at Vagator which is known for encouraging experiments in different genres of music, is set to host another great musical experience with The Hilltop Festival on February 8, 9, and 10. The festival will witness an impressive array of bands and DJs delivering the best of their talent to set the crowds grooving to a lively beat.

Hill Top is Goa’s iconic party destination and the place to be for all trance aficionados! People from across the globe convene in this neon palm grove for its legendary psychedelic parties.

One of Goa’s most recognizable and fan-loyal psy and trance music festival, Hill Top Festival, is right around the corner and anyone who’s been to any of the editions knows that there’s just no feeling like chilling to some great music and soaking in the good vibes of Goa.

Hilltop Festival, a proper day time party starts at 12 noon onwards spanning for three days.

Line-up for this season

Hilight Tribe - Live in concertShpongle DJ set by Raja Ram

Friday, February 8: Sitarsonic, Sunglider, Digital Hippie, Vertical Mode, Shpongle, Ace Ventura and Tristan.

Saturday, February 9 Fusionista, Nelio One Eyed, Spec, XP Voodoo, Imagine Mars, Outsiders and Highlight Tribe

Sunday, February 10: Maiia , The Psychonaut, Nitin , Jimbo, Woos, Faders ,Burn In Noise and Ajja.

AJJA, who is an eclectic and multi-talented Swiss artist who channels his creativity through parallel careers as musician/producer/DJ, Peak Records label manager, graphic artist and tattoo artist, will be seen closing the Hilltop Festival this year.

Exams? Take a chill pill!

Considering the stressful exams period, Lakshya Academy has sketched ‘Chill Pill’ workshop for parents on February 9 in Panaji

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Published Feb 8, 2019, 2:53 AM IST

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