India's Echoes Of Earth heads to Goa in 2024, announces line-up
Oden & Fatzo, Glass Beams, Dualist Inquiry and Discokid are all set to play this year
India-based eco festival Echoes Of Earth makes its Goa debut next month, landing in the coastal region of Chopdem from February 2 - 4, 2024.
Celebrating local nature, culture, art and music, Echoes Of Earth is dubbed India’s ‘greenest festival’ with a pledge to promote sustainability.
The festival moves from its usual home in Bangalore to Chopdem, Goa, this year, kicking off with a cultural showcase featuring traditional Goan folk forms such as Ghode Modni — a unique blend of martial arts and horse dance — and Ghumot musical performances.
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This year’s event sees a swathe of international artists head to Goa, including Satori, Glass Beams, Oden & Fatzo, (((O))), Space Dimension Controller and Balkan Bump.
Alongside international talent is a whole host of local and Indian artists, including Leaxan Freitas, Merak, Elbows, Dualist Inquiry and Discokid throughout the weekend. Check out the full line-up with day splits below.
All artists will play across four uniquely designed stages. 'The Kraken' and 'The Big Beak' stages pay homage to the Giant Pacific Octopus and Great Indian Hornbill respectively, designed by Indian artist Siddhartha Kararwal.
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'The Ghost' honours the Horned Ghost Crab by Muzamil Shairff and is crafted from recycled junk media. Meanwhile, ‘The Jungle Bar’ stage immerses Goa’s festivalgoers in lush flora.
Echoes Of Earth’s 2024 edition is themed 'Ensemble Of The Wild', highlighting India's richest biodiversity hotspot, the Western Ghats (which comprise 600 square km on the state's eastern border) working in collaboration with Goa Tourism, Goa State Biodiversity Board and WWF-INDIA.
A collective of more than 15 sustainable brands across fashion, lifestyle, and decor will also be on display throughout the weekend, as well as more than 20 art installations over the festival’s 100 acres.
Grab your tickets to Echoes Of Earth 2024 here.
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