A total of 64,000 people attended this year’s edition of B’estfest Summer Camp, organized between July 5 and July 7 in Tunari, near Bucharest, according to the organizers.

British bands The Heavy and Texas, Swedish band Tiamat and Romanian bands such as Vama, Les Elephants Bizzares, OCS and Niste Baiesti performed in the first day of the event (July 5), when the music festival attracted over 19,000 people.

In the second day (July 6), the B’estfest Summer Camp’s program included performances of American artist Nas, the Netherlands’ drum and bass trio Noisia, German band Nneka and Romania’s Subcarpati, Blue Nipple Boy, Coma, and ROA. Over 28,000 people attended the music festival on Saturday (July 6), which was the busiest day in the history of the event.

Electric Fence, Hentai Corporation, Shadowbox & Chimie, Goodbye to Gravity, Pistol cu Capse, Toulouse Lautrec, Partizan are some of the names which opened the last day of the festival, followed by the live performances of British group Enter Shikari, British drum and bass duo Chase & Status and Swedish band Soilwork.

The festival’s 2012 lineup included names such as Pulp, Garbage, Royksopp, Caro Emerald, Modestep, Selah Sue, Booka Shade, Milow, Skindread, Dope DOD, Trolley Snatch, Andy C, Kreator, Meshuggah and Moonspell.

Irina Popescu, irina.popescu@romania-insider.com

(photo source: the organizers; photo credits: Alex Chelba)