CulturePublished: 18 July 2026 at 13:37

9th I Land Sound Festival Opening Day on Saaremaa

The ninth edition of the I Land Sound festival opened on Saaremaa island, featuring international and Estonian artists across eight stages.

The ninth edition of the I Land Sound festival kicked off on Thursday, July 16, and runs through July 19. The event takes place on Illiku Islet in Orissaare, at the northern tip of Saaremaa, Estonia's largest island.

On the opening day, eight stages hosted international acts including British electronic music legend Lee Burridge, Miroloja (France), David Hornung (Germany), and Jesse G (Germany). A lineup of beloved Estonian artists also performed, delighting the crowd.

The festival continues on Saturday and concludes on Sunday. For more information, visit the official website: I Land Sound.

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