Bass That Island 2026: St. Anastasia Island to Host Large-Scale Festival with Two Stages

St. Anastasia Island near Burgas will be the center of electronic music during the summer of 2026. The Bass That Island festival returns on July 31 and August 1 with ambitious plans to expand its genre diversity and international presence.

Following a successful debut in 2024, the organizers envision a significant upgrade to the concept. The main news is the introduction of a second stage, which will be entirely dedicated to trance and techno music. This will complement the previous focus on drum & bass, turning the island into a multi-genre music location.

The program for the next edition already includes over 30 performers from various countries, including the Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Germany, Ukraine, and Russia. Among the confirmed headliners are international names T & Sugah and ENEI.

In addition to the night sessions, the festival will offer daytime parties with different rhythms such as reggae, hip-hop, and R&B. For the first time, a special visual arts zone will also be opened to enrich the cultural experience of the visitors.

Bass That Island aims to establish itself as a key event on the European scene, using the unique atmosphere of St. Anastasia as a bridge between music, contemporary art, and regional tourism.