tINI and Solomun announced for 'world’s longest music festival' GEM Fest

Georgia Electronic Music Festival, aka GEM Fest, has released a portion of its expansive line-up for what is set to be the longest music festival in the world.

With 500 artists to perform across nine different arenas over the course of 32 days from July 14 through August 14, GEM Fest is breaking ground on the festival circuit by delivering more than a month of programming at the beautiful beaches on the Black Sea.

The third edition of the festival is set to take place on Anaklia beach, Georgia, with a line-up that includes tINI, Solomun, Petre Inspirescu, Raresh, Rhadoo, Kollektiv Turmstrasse, Mano Le Tough, Paul Kalkbrenner, Dubfire, Dennis Ferrer, Robag Wruhme, Bill Patrick, Thomas Melchior and many more.

GEM Fest comes as a successor to the wickedly popular KaZantip festival, which ran from 1992 to 2013 in Crimea before relocating to Georgia the following year.

Just 250 of the 500 artists have been announced, view the lineup below.

Alexkid
Aly & Fila
Andrea Ferlin
Andrey Pushkarev
Anushka (Arma)
Audiofly
Axwell and Ingrosso
Bacho
Baikal
Barac
Bella Sarris
Bill Patrick
Boris Brejcha
Carlo Lio
Cassegrain & Tin Man
CEZAR
Cobert
DaSSana
De Wachtkamer
Dennis Ferrer
DJ Nikifor
dOP/LIVE
DoubtingThomas/LIVE
Dubfire
Ferry Corsten
Francesca Lombardo
Fernando Costantini
Gescu
Gio Shengelia
Gramophonedzie
GusGus/LIVE
Herodot
Honey Dijon
Hubble
Hunter/Game
Inland
James Zabiela
Joachim Pastor
Julia Govor
Justin Mylo
Kollektiv Turmstrasse
Locked Groove
Mano Le Tough
Marc Romboy
Martin Buttrich
Martin Garrix
Matthias Tanzmann
Mia Lucci
Molly
N'TO
Nuno dos Santos
Oliver Deutschmann
Paul Kalkbrenner
Peter Schumann
Petre Inspirescu
Ponura
Praslea
Priku
Raresh
Raz Ohara/LIVE
Rhadoo
Robag Wruhme
Roger Sanchez
Roustam
Sander van Doorn
Seb Zito
Sofia Rodina
Solomun
Stereoclip
Steve Aoki
Sunnery James and Ryan Marciano
Super Flu
Swanky Tunes
tINI
The Drifter
Thomas Melchior
Tomma
Topper
Valentino Kanzyani
Voigtmann
Vova Klk | Closer
Wolf + Lamb
Worakls
+ more to be announced