Your guide to Chapter VI: Who to catch, when and where
Two days, three stages, nineteen names. The Soundscape Chapter VI programme is locked; here's a stage-by-stage walk-through so you know where to be.
Main Stage: The night's main narrative
Saturday's Main Stage opens with three live stories. Pandhora (19:00) bridges day into night with a sound drawing on mythology and world music. Be Svendsen (20:45) takes over; the Danish producer's cinematic universe, road-tested from Burning Man to Fusion, gains another dimension inside the forest. Satori (22:30) closes the night. The founder of the Maktub collective has the final word of Saturday with a live performance blending organic instrumentation and deep electronic textures.
Sunday keeps the bar where it is. Claxy (19:00) opens with a live set, TWO LANES (20:45) bring the piano-driven, emotive productions of two classically trained brothers to the stage. And the finale: Monolink (22:30). The Berlin artist who blurs the line between songwriting and club music with live vocals and guitar closes the festival with tracks like "Return to Oz" and "The Prey".
Nature Stage: Among the trees
Nature Stage offers the festival's longest journey across both days. Saturday warms up with Can Aydın's live set (17:30) before moving into the atmospheric world of pølaroit (19:00), where live instrumentation meets electronic production. At 21:00 the stage belongs to Oceanvs Orientalis, whose blend of Anatolian tones and electronics makes for one of the most anticipated sets of the night. Julia Sandstorm closes, until 01:00.
Sunday opens with Nattavfall (17:00), followed at 19:00 by Kerala Dust; the band's live energy, rooted in blues and krautrock, takes on a different layer inside the forest. Then comes rising star Keyrah (21:00), with Maria Nocheydia (23:00) closing the night.
Adventure Stage: The discovery zone
Adventure Stage is this chapter's surprise box. Saturday brings Baroć (16:00), a live set from Am I Right (18:00) and Orkun Bozdemir (20:00). On Sunday, kitsch & SASH (18:00) take over with b2b energy, followed by Saygun (20:00). Make your way here between the main stages; a festival's best discoveries usually come from stages like this one.
