COAF-backed Horizon Festival brings international electronic artists to Armenia

(Horizon Media / DEBET, Armenia) — The Children of Armenia Fund (COAF) and Turntables are launching Horizon Festival, a three-part electronic music series featuring internationally known artists at distinctive venues across Armenia.

The festival will open on August 2 at the COAF SMART Campus in Lori, with performances by Dutch producer Satori, Swedish artist Son of Son and Georgian electronic musician Tamada.

The second event will take place on August 22 at the historic Garni Temple, where acclaimed German producer and live performer Stephan Bodzin will headline the evening. The festival’s final installment is scheduled for September 25, with its location and lineup to be announced later.

The events will combine electronic music, lighting, cuisine and immersive environments, while attracting international audiences to Armenia. Proceeds received by COAF will support the organization’s educational, healthcare, social and economic development programs for young people in rural communities.

Horizon Festival is being held with the technological support and sponsorship of Team Telecom Armenia. Tickets and additional information are available through the festival’s official website.