Zagreb ready for INmusic 2025 – lineup and tips

INmusic (Photo: S. Cerić Kovačević/Zagreb Tourist Board)

ZAGREB, 22 June (Hina) – This year’s INmusic festival opens on Monday, 23 June, and runs until Wednesday, 25 June.

Over the three festival days at Zagreb’s Lake Jarun, numerous musical stars from the domestic and international scenes will entertain the audience, organisers announced on Friday.

The first day will feature performances by Air, Fontaines D.C., The Streets, YARD and many others.

On the second day, Kasabian, Michael Kiwanuka, Kim Deal and Press Club will take the stage, while the final day will see performances from Massive Attack, St. Vincent, Foster the People, and The Murder Capital, the organisers said.

The replica of Tesla’s tower, built in 2016, will once again be a highlight of INmusic.

Visitors will also be able to enjoy the fairytale-inspired forest stage, Šuma Striborova (Stribor’s Forest), Silent Party, Minikultura stage and karaoke, along with numerous new additions such as the Silent Cinema, sound bath and the new BSK (quick-sweet-short) zone featuring a unique Photo Booth.

For the youngest visitors, art workshops have been arranged.

The festival camp opened three days before the start of INmusic and is already welcoming campers from around the world.

Since private cars are no longer allowed to drive around the lake, visitors will be able to reach the festival site by public transport. From the Ljubljanica terminus, buses to Jarun will run every 15 minutes between 3pm and 5am.

Food and drink purchases can only be made using the INmusic festival cashless wristband, which can be topped up with cash or bank cards. The organisers encourage early arrival to ensure smooth completion of necessary technical procedures.

All tickets must be exchanged for festival wristbands at the entrance. Wristbands allow one entry per day, meaning that once visitors leave the festival grounds, re-entry with the same wristband is not permitted until the start of the following day.

The one-entry-per-day rule does not apply to camper wristbands, which require use of special camper entrances.