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EXIT Festival's founders on the battle to build a future for the event
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EXIT Festival's founders on the battle to build a future for the event
Serbia’s 55,000-capacity EXIT Festival has long provided a platform for free speech, having been launched by Dušan Kovačević and Ivan Milivojev as part of a student movement against the regime of then-leader Slobodan Milošević back in 2000. Over the past 25 years the event blossomed to become one of Europe’s biggest festivals, attracting partygoers and performers from far and wide. EXIT may be located in a fortress, but that has not helped it wi…
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