Overseas festivals are a mass of freedom and openness!
Phuket is a paradise surrounded by white sandy beaches and blue ocean. Located in the south of Thailand, the island is the setting for EDC Thailand 2025.
The festival will be held over three days from January 17 to 19, 2025, and the clientele will be worldwide. Many music lovers from surrounding Asian countries as well as from Europe and the United States will gather for three days and three nights of dancing!
EDC (Electric Daisy EDC (Electric Daisy Carnival) is a music festival that was born in Los Angeles in 1997. It started out as a small warehouse and gradually expanded its scale, and in 2011, it moved to Las Vegas and evolved into a "carnival" that transcended the boundaries of a "festival". The festival features a huge outdoor stage, spectacular fireworks, circus performances, art exhibits, and other non-music entertainment.
Global expansion is also in full swing, with "EDCs" being held in Mexico, England, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Japan, China, India, and now Phuket, among other places around the world.
Japanese festivals offer quality music, discipline, and wholesome fun. The fact that there are many families there is proof of this. However, EDC is a festival where the participants are all adults, and they are all seriously into dance music due to the nature of the music. When the warm and relaxed atmosphere of Phuket is in the air, the screws are loosened and the party flies off the rails.
If you worry about what other people think, you can't really play, can you?" said Andrew, who will appear later. Yes, you are right.
The venue is a vast site with five stages of various sizes. The construction is also very elaborate and the place is very shiny. The paths to each venue are short and flat, making it quite comfortable to walk around. The food area is also well-stocked with delicious Thai food stalls that you can't find in Japan.
The "Aperol Spritz" cocktail was a spectacular addition to the event. They set up a huge booth wrapped in orange, and it was always packed.
Although unheard of in Japan, "Aperol" is a common drink worldwide. Its history and how to enjoy it will be discussed later in the article.
