Following a two-year hiatus, Costa Rica’s premier electronic music festival The BPM Festival: Costa Rica will make its long-awaited return to the coast of Tamarindo for its sophomore edition.
Taking place from January 25th to 29th, 2023, the five-day celebration will showcase a wide range of sets and performances from its extensive lineup of house and techno champions.
Phase 1 reflects some of the best talent currently leading the global underground dance music spaces, including Audiofly, Bedouin, Carl Craig, Danny Tenaglia, Gioli & Assia, Hernán Cattaneo, Loco Dice, Rafa Barrios, Sharam, Stacey Pullen, Technasia, Vintage Culture, and many more. Marking its first edition since 2020, The BPM Festival 2023 is pulling out all the stops to ensure they deliver an unforgettable post-pandemic experience. 5-day festival passes are available for purchase now.
Welcoming back artists, industry professionals, and longtime dance music fans alike, The BPM Festival looks forward to reconnecting with those who have shaped the brand into what it is today back to its new home base of Tamarindo, kicking off the new year in paradise.
Bringing the magic back to Costa Rica, 40+ artists have been announced to join the BPM family in their monumental return, spanning across several stages in an illustrious open-air setting.
Notable acts in Phase 1 include BPM Festival staples Audiofly, powerful indie techno-pop duo Giolî & Assia, festival fan favorites Danny Tenaglia, Hernán Cattaneo and Neverdogs, Bandidos Music boss Rafa Barrios, Grammy-award winning DJ Sharam, and Detroit techno titans Carl Craig and Stacey Pullen.
The festival will also host a myriad of BPM Costa Rica firsts, including performances from Brooklyn-based DJ duo Bedouin, deep tech maestro East End Dubs, and Brazilian powerhouse Vintage Culture, amongst others. With more names still to be announced, fans can look forward to dancing to the colorful beats of Bastidas, Carloh, Carlo Lio, Cortes, DJ Holographic, DJ Minx, Gaetano Parisio, Jesse Calosso, Loco Dice, Malóne, Mason Collective, Ms. Mada, Rony Seikaly, Sounds of Rituals, Technasia, William Djoko, Yaya, and many more.
Despite the inadvertent cancellation of The BPM Festival in 2022, the BPM team has worked tirelessly to take their renowned event concept to new horizons and expand their BPM familia. In March, The BPM Festival landed in Miami for the debut of their Miami Music Week offshoot.
The two-day open-air experience boasted thrilling performances from 30+ artists, including Art Department, John Digweed, Victor Calderone, Jesse Calosso, Neverdogs, Deep Dish (Dubfire + Sharam), and more.
The brand also expanded into Toronto for the first-ever special Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) edition of BPM Canada in September, which took over some of the city’s most prestigious electronic music venues and hosted the likes of Carlo Lio, Dubfire, Maher Daniel, Nathan Barato, and Sydney Blu, amongst others.
The BPM Festival has partnered with TULU Travel, offering 4 and 7-night full-service accommodation packages at several hotels situated within the heart of Tamarindo. Sold separately from festival passes, travelers can choose between the iconic Hotel Diria, the adults-only Jardin Del Eden, the chic Wyndham, and the Cala Luna; one of the only hotels in Guanacaste that remains green throughout the year.
Ranging from $680 to $1655 per person, select packages include roundtrip airport transfers, daily breakfast buffets, yoga classes, and more. Located just steps away from breathtaking white sand beaches and within walking distance of several bars, restaurants, shops, and more, limited packages remain available for reservation at bpmtulu.com.
For those looking to attend the sophomore edition of the renowned BPM Festival: Costa Rica, 5-day passes are available for purchase now via bit.ly/TBPMFCRTIX
