Uprising 2025 announces the world name of the drum and bass scene: Pendulum is coming to Slovakia!
The fact that the end of August will once again be a grand weekend celebration at Zlaté piesky, Bratislava is also evidenced by the performance of the star of the British music scene Rudim3ntal, whose songs such as “Feel the Love”, “Waiting All Night” or “These Days” have become worldwide hits. However, Uprising is coming with another world name – Pendulum, which is one of the most successful and influential projects of the global drum and bass scene!
On August 29th and 30th, one of the largest festivals, and at the same time the only festival focused on reggae and Caribbean music in Slovakia – Uprising will celebrate its 18th anniversary at Bratislavas top summer destination Zlaté piesky. In addition to the world-class line-up, the festival also offers accompanying events, which include entertainment in the form of stand-up performances, a children’s program, quality gastronomy, as well as relaxation zones. The festival regularly thinks about the mental well-being of visitors, which is why you will find a healing zone with qualified yoga, meditation and breathing technique instructors on its premises. This dimension of the festival is harmoniously complemented by its multicultural and balanced vibe – relaxation and self-development during the day, concerts and parties in the evening.
PENDULUM is coming to SLOVAKIA!
After announcing the main star Rudim3ntal, we are announcing another big name! Pendulum (DJ set), one of the most successful and influential projects of the world drum and bass scene, will perform at the festival. The debut album “Hold Your Colour” is one of the best-selling drum and bass albums of all time, and songs like “Tarantula” and “Slam” have become classics of the genre. With their second album “In Silico” Pendulum has definitely entered the mainstream and taken them to the biggest festival stages in the world. Pendulum is known for its energetic beats, sophisticated electronic structure and tendency to push the limits of musical genres.
