Million-Euro Artists, Under €20 per Day. On December 11, Beach, Please! Will Announce Its Biggest Artist Yet

The 2026 edition of Beach, Please! is set to be the most ambitious one so far: a multi-million-euro line-up, top international and Romanian artists, and an average ticket price of under 100 lei per day during the current promotional period. This represents one of the best price–value ratios in Europe, at a time when a single concert by a premium international artist often exceeds €100.

The festival has already confirmed the return of Don Toliver, one of the fastest-rising global artists, and the next major name for the 2026 edition will be announced on December 11. At the same time, the Romanian line-up already features defining names of the country’s urban music culture, including B.U.G. Mafia and INNA. The production of the 2026 edition is being built at a level comparable to major European festivals, with significant investments in stage design, visual production, and themed areas that will transform the experience into a fully immersive five-day event.

Next year’s edition will be hosted in NIBIRU, the new entertainment resort on Romania’s Black Sea coast, designed as a destination dedicated to urban culture and new generations. Beach, Please! remains in the same geographical area where it originally grew, but it is now integrated into this much larger project, created specifically to deliver international-level experiences. The integration of the festival into NIBIRU also marks the beginning of a new phase for the project: a complete entertainment ecosystem designed to operate throughout the entire summer season.

For the current promotional period, until December 9, tickets remain at the most advantageous price of the year. Until December 4, a General Access pass for all five days costs 469 lei, which means approximately 94 lei per day—significantly lower than the ticket prices of major European festivals. Until December 9, a Beach, Please! pass costs 674 lei, equivalent to 134 lei per day. By comparison, Sziget 2026 starts at €297 in Early Bird, while Tomorrowland sells its Full Madness Pass packages starting from €320 for three days.

“We want Beach, Please! to remain an accessible festival and fair to the people who have supported us since the very beginning. A big line-up shouldn’t necessarily mean a big price. For us, what matters is that fans feel they are receiving a real experience, not just a concert. And next year’s edition, hosted in NIBIRU, will raise the standards to a level we haven’t reached before,” said Andrei Șelaru (Selly).

With major investments in artists, production, and audience experience, Beach, Please! 2026 is shaping up to be a landmark moment for the music scene and for the new generation of festival-goers in Romania. The upcoming edition will also mark the first moment when NIBIRU reveals its true potential.