Over the course of four days, the
\nNeversea festival, the biggest of its kind to be staged on a beach in Europe,
\nbrought together an impressive number of music lovers to the Romanian Black Sea
\ncoast, the Modern beach in Constanta to be exact. The line-up featured 200
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The event, which is in its third
\nyear, began on Thursday evening, when it gathered 55,000 young Romanian and
\nforeign spectators in front of the five stages built for the occasion. Partydul Kiss Fm led by Olix and Dan Fin\u0163escu opened the festival on the
\nmain stage, followed by Alex Parker, Mahmut Orhan, Inna and the much awaited G-EAZY.
\nHe said that everything he’d heard about Romania before coming here were the
\nDracula stories and that he was thrilled to find here a wonderful public, being
\nimpressed with the warmth and energy with which they welcomed him. The other
\nstages saw more than 30 acts, including from Arapu, Kristian Nairn, \u015eatra
\nB.E.N.Z and Spike. <\/p>\n
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Beginning on Friday night, the number of spectators increased by another
\n10,000. They stayed up until late into the night to listen to some of the most
\npopular DJs and rappers. The winner of a Grammy award for best reggae album and
\nof other prestigious awards such as the MTV and the American Music Awards for
\nbest hip-hop artist and best dance video, Jamaica’s Sean Paul electrified the
\ncrowds with his music. Other performers included Delia, The Motans, Jessie J,
\nManuel Riva and Steve Aoki, also known as the King of Torture. The American DJ KSHMR
\nsurprised the public with a remix of a Romanian traditional song called We are
\nRomanians, sung by the Romanian singer Nicolae Furdui Iancu. The Swedish DJ Salvatore
\nGanacci put on a non-conventional show. He is known for his unmistakable style
\nwhen he is on stage. <\/p>\n
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Parazi\u0163ii and Macanache took to the stage on the final evening of the
\nfestival, alongside Lost Frequencies, DJ Snake and the Norwegian DJ Matoma, who
\nkept the public dancing until the early hours of the morning. The festival came
\nto an end towards sunrise on Monday morning with a fireworks show. An ecstatic
\naudience promised to return next year, when the concept of the Neversea
\nfestival may expand even more. <\/p>\n
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