Nōmad Man Festival to Host First Edition in Tunisia Nov 27 - Dec 1
Born as an extension of Tunisia's Woodstock New Age spirit, the festival features a mix of regional and international DJs, such as Omar Fayyad and Adison Fernando.
Nōmad Man, an intimate desert electronic experience born as an extension of Tunisia’s Woodstock New Age, is heading to Southern Tunisia’s Tiniri Camp in the Grand Erg Oriental from November 27th to December 1st.
Before becoming one of the region’s most celebrated electronic festivals, Woodstock New Age began as a secret, intimate gathering in Tunis during the 2011 Tunisian revolution. Over the past 15 years, it has grown into an annual, week-long open-air festival dedicated to celebrating Tunisia’s electronic scene while honouring its surrounding natural landscapes.
Nōmad Man will run across four days, with the first dedicated to live acoustic and electronic sets, the second to extended DJ sets, and the final day to ambient and downtempo selections. The lineup brings together international and regional artists, including Netherlands-based vinyl DJ Adison Fernando, Aquanima and Harrison Guyett, alongside Pan-J, Orbit 11, Omar Fayyad and more.
Beyond music, the festival will offer a range of wellness and cultural activities, including morning somatic sessions, sand mapping and open-air desert cinema.
For ticket booking, head to the link in Nōmad Man’s Instagram bio.
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