Rastok

Rastok

Rastok

Tourism in Bosnia and Herzegovina


RASTOK (also known as Urban Music Fest RASTOK) is an annual summer music festival on Plateau Rastoke in Jelah, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It has been staged annually since 2003, usually on the first weekend of August.

Quick Facts Urban Music Fest RASTOK, Genre ...

In the beginning the festival was for rock bands, but coverage spread to punk, alternative rock, metal, dub, reggae, ska, jazz and other fusions of urban sound. The festival was held in Jelah under the name Jelah Summer.

Organizers

UMF Rastok Organizer is a united youth organization of young people from Jelah. The festival, organized by activists from JOM and a large number of volunteers, is for mostly young people from Bosnia and Herzegovina and other countries.

History

Rock Festival Rastok 2003

Rock Festival Rastok 2003 was held on the town square in Jelah on 29 and 30 July 2003.

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Urban Music Fest Rastok 2006

Urban Music Fest Rastok 2006 was held on the Rastoke plateau, Jelah on 4 and 5 August 2006:

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Urban Music Fest Rastok 2008

Urban Music Fest Rastok 2008 was held on the on Rastoke plateau, Jelah on 2 and 3 August 2008:

Stage


Motherfunky Bosnia and Herzegovina
Društvo skrivenih talenata Montenegro
Sake Croatia
Sopot Bosnia and Herzegovina
DJ Ježek Bosnia and Herzegovina
DJ Saša Petković Bosnia and Herzegovina
Letu Štuke Bosnia and Herzegovina

Urban Music Fest Rastok 2009

Promo Urban Music Fest Rastok 2009 was held on the Sports court in Jelah on 13 July 2009 while Urban Music Fest Rastok 2009 was held on 30 June and 1 August 2009 at the Rastoke Plateau, Jelah.

Promo Fest


Dee Jay baX Bosnia and Herzegovina
Life is short Bosnia and Herzegovina
Mija & Co. Bosnia and Herzegovina
Elemental Croatia

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Urban Music Fest Rastok 2010

Urban Music Fest Rastok 2010 was held on the Rastoke plateau, Jelah on 2 August 2010.

Main Stage


DJ Sehsson Bosnia and Herzegovina
Dee Jay baX Bosnia and Herzegovina
Josip A Lisac Serbia
Mohatra Bosnia and Herzegovina
Pasiv Bosnia and Herzegovina
Mohatra Bosnia and Herzegovina
Edo Maajka Bosnia and Herzegovina


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