Colors Of Ostrava Music Festival Announces 2017 Lineup Featuring Laura Mvula, Alt-J and Moderat

Alt-J were the clear winners on Day Two of Coachella.

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The Colours of Ostrava Music Festival, or simply Colours, has just announced its 2017 lineup, sporting a diverse set of artists, staying true to the festival’s reputation as one of Central Europe’s largest multi-genre music festival, and the Czech Republic’s largest festival.

The event, held every summer in the center of Ostrava, will be marking its 16th year with performances from Imagine Dragons, Alt-J (∆), Norah Jones, Laura Mvula, and more.

Colours features 16 stages including 4 big open-air stages (with one of the stages holding an impressive 15,000 people), 6 indoor stages, a theatre stage, a workshop stage, a kids stage, a cinema and live discussions. The festival will be held to the “Entrancing surroundings of Dolní Vítkovice – an area that used to belong to metallurgical works, mines and ironworks.”

The festival website boasts that it includes more than 350 programme items, from concerts to theatre, films, workshops, discussions, and art/design.

Until 2012 Colours took place in the well-known Silesian Ostrava Castle entertainment district and on the Černá louka Fairgrounds, as well as at other places in the city centre. The audience attendance for Colours is approximately 30,000 people and it was the first festival in the Czech Republic to be sold out one month ahead of time.

Four day tickets are available at €88.08 ($92.23); you can buy tickets here.

Check out the festival lineup and festival flyer below.

Colours of Ostrava Music Festival Lineup
Imagine Dragons
Norah Jones
Alt-J (∆)
Birdy
Laura Mvula
Benjamin Clementine
Pierce Brothers
Moderat (Modeselektor & Apparat)

Christopher Lee: I am a college student from California. I am a massive fan of most things rock, and especially of all things Car Seat Headrest. Journalism has been a great passion of mine, and I hope that I'll be able to continue to merge my worlds of music and journalism as the years go on.
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