Exit
Genre	Rock, Electronica, Electronic dance music, Metal, Hip hop, Punk, Drum and Bass
Dates	Four days, starting on the second Thursday of July
Location(s)	Petrovaradin, Novi Sad, Serbia
Years active	2000 - present
Founders	Dušan Kovačević, Bojan Bošković, Ivan Milivojev
Website	www.exitfest.org

Exit is one of the biggest music festival in Southeastern Europe, which lasts for four days and it is held every year at the beginning of July in Novi Sad, Serbia.

The festival is unique because it is held at the medieval, Petrovaradin fortress, leaning against the shore of the river Danube. Exit is also one of the rare music festivals where all events begin late at night, and the festival audience awaits the dawn and sunrise with the sounds of the various performers of the world.

Exit continues to be one of Europe’s premier music festivals. Having attracted the likes of Snoop Dogg, Prodigy, Paul Weller, Arctic Monkeys, Moby, Massive Attack, Iggy Pop, Garbage, Primal Scream, The Cardigans, Kraftwerk, Korn, Faith No More, Morrissey, Pet Shop Boys, Carl Cox, Jamiroquai, Beastie Boys, Pulp, Billy Idol, Portishead, and David Guetta, to name a few.^[1]

In 2007, the Association of the 70 largest festivals in Europe awarded Exit the "Best European Festival" of the year.

Exit supports' many community and humanitarian missions. The State of Exit Foundation was established in 2010 to support the reform of higher education in Serbia.

Confirmed headliners for 2012 include New Order, Gossip, Wolfmother, Richie Hawtin.

The festival began in 2000 as a student protest against the Milosevic regime. During its 13 years of existence, it has developed into one of bigger European music festivals, but also as an organization with a social platform. Exit has been visited by over two million people from more than 60 countries worldwide. CNN, The New York Times, and many others have on numerous occasions proclaimed EXIT amongst the top 10 world festival destinations.^[2]

Snoop Dogg, The Prodigy, Paul Weller, Arctic Monkeys, Moby, Massive Attack, Iggy Pop, Garbage, Primal Scream, The Cardigans, Kraftwerk, Korn, Faith No More, Morrissey, Pet Shop Boys, Carl Cox, Jamiroquai, Beastie Boys, Pulp, Billy Idol, Portishead, David Guetta, Arcade Fire, Nick Cave and Grinderman, Deadmau5, Fedde Le Grand, Magnetic Man, Beirut, LCD Soundsystem, The Chemical Brothers, Placebo, Manu Chao, N*E*R*D, Sex Pistols, Sven Väth, Deep Dish, Francois K, Tiga, Axwell, Laurent Garnier, Basement Jaxx, David Morales, Darren Emerson, Erick Morillo, Marshall Jefferson, CSS, Stereo MC’s, Moloko, Robert Plant, Groove Armada, Lauryn Hill, Cypress Hill, Brand New Heavies, Neneh Cherry, Timo Maas, Roger Sanchez, Ian Brown, Underworld, Slayer, Apocalyptica, Fatboy Slim, Scissor Sisters, Franz Ferdinand, The Cult, Wu-Tang Clan, Tricky, HIM, Juliette and the Licks, Gossip, The Streets, The Hives, Lily Allen, Madness, Mando Diao, Manic Street Preachers, Editors, Bad Religion, M.I.A., Patti Smith, Klaxons, The White Stripes, etc.

Exit takes place at the Petrovaradin Fortress, located on the right bank of the river Danube in Novi Sad. The cornerstone of the present-day southern part of the fortress was laid on October 18, 1692, by Charles Eugène de Croÿ. Petrovaradin Fortress has many underground tunnels as well (16 km of underground countermine system).

Location spices up festival’s atmosphere while its acoustics, allow different events and gigs to take place one next to another, without sound interference. After centuries of turbulent history, today the Fortress is on the list of protected monuments, being the historical, cultural and artistic center of Novi Sad.

From the fortress the visitors are presented with the view of the second largest city in Serbia, Novi Sad, founded in 1694 which is located on the opposite bank. During the city's long history, it has maintained its multi-cultural identity. Today, Novi Sad is an industrial and financial centre of the Serbian economy, as well as a cultural hub.

The city of Novi Sad also has lots to offer visitors with a rich history along with a bustling cafe and hospitality culture.

Main Stage of the Exit festival is situated at the very heart of Petrovaradin Fortress, with its capacity of over 35,000 people.

Every year Main Stage welcomes artists from all music genres that have influenced the history of music. Exit’s Main Stage is dedicated to supporting diversity and different views of the world. Along with popular performers, it also features the electronic acts in the After 2AM sessions, which have become a trademark of the festival, allowing the party to continue until dawn.

In previous years Main Stage hosted some of the best artists in the world: Pet Shop Boys, Morrissey, Billy Idol, Franz Ferdinand, Stereo MC's, Iggy Pop, Massive Attack, White Stripes, Garbage, The Cardigans, Beastie Boys, Snoop Dog, Wu-Tang Clan, The Prodigy, Sex Pistols, NERD, The Streets, The Hives, Kraftwerk, Lily Allen, Madness, Korn, Moby, Manic Street Preachers, Patti Smith, Arctic Monkeys, Chemical Brothers, Faith No More, Placebo, Klaxons, LCD Soundsystem, Arcade Fire, Pulp, Jamiroquai, Portishead, Grinderman, Bad Religion, Editors, M.I.A., etc.

The second largest Exit festival stage is also one of the biggest dance arenas in the whole Europe with its capacity of 25,000.

The Dance Arena is known for its position within a moat of the fortress walls, supports all forms of dance music and differs from most other open-air festival as it starts in the evening playing right through to sunrise.

In previous years the Dance Arena has hosted almost all of the most influential world DJ's and producers such as: Carl Cox, Sven Väth, Sharam, Francois K, Tiga, Axwell, Laurent Garnier, John Digweed, Darren Emerson, Danny Tenaglia, Frankie Knuckles, Eric Prydz, Eric Morillo, Green Velvet, Richie Hawtin, Dubfire, James Zabiela, Nic Fanciulli, Adam Beyer, Steve Lawler, Lee Burridge, David Morales, Sander Kleinenberg, Marshall Jefferson, Roger Sanchez, Timo Maas, LTJ Bukem, Felix The Housecat, David Guetta etc.

The place where a hard sound is found: Metal, HC, Punk. The most extreme of all the stages in the festival, Explosive Stage presents bands from all over the world.

Previously hosting the likes of Napalm Death, U.D.O., Death Angel, The Exploited, The Business, Agnostic Front, Sham 69, Satyricon, Max Cavalera & Danny Lilker, Suicidal Tendencies, Rotting Christ, Behemoth, Decapitated, Keep of Kalessin, Walls of Jericho, Cathedral, Deathstars, Sabaton, Tiamat, 69 Eyes, My Dying Bride, Kataklysm, Arkona,...

During four days packed with live performances, some of the most famous and probably the most controversial bands are to go out on this stage, accompanied by numerous domestic and regional acts.

For many years now, Fusion Stage has been the very soul of the festival. One of the biggest stages, in time it has become a gathering point for people of all ages, nations and music tastes. For eleven years Fusion has been that place at Exit where concerts go non-stop, where bands play till up to six in the morning, and performers get to see the sunrise with the audience. This stage played host to some of the most prominent rock, pop alternative performers, domestic and regional, but many European and worldly as well. Fusion is a stage where many struggling bands gave their first performances to a wider audience.

The aim and reason behind the existence of the stage is paying respect to one of the most recognized world artists who originated from Novi Sad, a producer, composer, multi instrumentalist and a researcher, Mitar Subotic - Suba. This is done through performances of his collaborators and friends, but also many new music travelers, adventurers and researchers. Shortly, this stage is dedicated to all those who expand musical horizons, opening new frontiers and connecting different worlds. Those who mix genres, create new ones, those who experiment, just as Suba did.

Happynovisad Stage is the second largest electronic stage at the festival, and a place that has for years now been gathering alternative electronic performers. Positioned behind Dance Arena, Happynovisad Stage came into life in 2005, as a logical next step which greatly-visited web portal happynovisad.com could take. For twelve years now, this portal has been promoting alternative music directions and the latest pop culture news. In December 2010, Happynovisad started live video streaming, the gathering place for local and regional DJs.

Elektrana stage at Exit Festival came into being 2005, with a desire to present the festival audience with the up-and-coming domestic and regional electro scene. During all these years, Elektrana has been supporting young music creators, as well as those performers who hadn’t yet been to Serbia with presenting electro, electro-pop and synth-pop acts. Elektrana promotes principles of equality and tolerance, where everyone is free to demonstrate their attitude and affections.

Exit Village is a gathering place for Exit visitors, both domestic and foreign, located at Petrovaradinska ada and Oficirac beach on the Petrovaradin Danube bank. Exit Village has a capacity of more than 10 000 visitors, consisting of the sleeping part, located at the young poplar forest, and a fun part, located at the Oficirac, one of the many beaches in Novi Sad.

Over the years, Exit Village has been a meeting point and a place to relax for campers all over the world. It is situated 15 minutes on foot from the festival and it is well-conected to bus and railway station, as well as the rest of the city of Novi Sad. All the campers are to bring their own camping equipment, since there are no tents to rent on site. Exit Village usually has two stages on the beach, foodland, beach bars, as well as car park for all the festival visitors who arrive by car.

Exit Label was created in February 2009 as a response to a progressive way of distribution of music, with a desire to offer local and regional performers better promotion through free download and live performances on Exit festival. Exit provides talented musicians with systematic support, using its existing logistics and promotional campaigns. In two years Exit Online Label issued 20 albums available for free download on exitmusic.rs, with more than 700 000 downloads of entire albums and 250 000 downloads of individual songs. Exit Label continues to represent artists of local and regional music scene and to actively promote the musicians from this area.

The State of Exit Foundation was founded in 2010 in Novi Sad. Its main goal is helping young citizens of Novi Sad to gain new academic experiences through financing and co-financing their scholarships and academic projects. The foundation supports student efforts to catch up with advanced scientific research trends and high professional standards at the international level in science, culture and sports.

An individual Foundation Scholarship Program began in 2010 in cooperation with the University of Novi Sad, in order to financially help students who want to gain new learning experiences in professional practice, seminars and conferences in addition to through other forms of cooperation with various international institutions and organizations.

"The State of Exit" is also funding student projects on ecology, development of critical thinking, improving student life and development of entrepreneurship. Funding of these projects began in 2011. The State of Exit Foundation’s objectives are: to contribute to quality of life of young people; to develop formal and informal education; help in achievement of the principles of academic mobility; helping students to gain their first work experiences; reinforcement of the idea of individual initiative and social responsibility.

In cooperation with the University of Novi Sad, the Foundation has developed a program of scholarships for individual students, program of support for the projects of individual students, as well as student organizations, while it includes regular student population in the community and youth campaigns of the Exit festival.

The inaugural installment of Exit was held around 100 days throughout the summer of 2000 on various stages set up between University of Novi Sad's Faculty of Philosophy building and the Danube's left bank. Initially the festival had a pronounced political component, representing, in effect, another form of anti-Milošević protest. Although, due to fear of regime repression, its activism was thinly veiled under the guise of merely getting the youth interested in political process, the festival's ties with Otpor! and other forces pushing for the regime change were clear to all that attended.

Through multiple appearances by domestic bands like Darkwood Dub, Orthodox Celts, Eyesburn, Van Gogh, Atheist Rap, Deca loših muzičara, as well as a wide variety of art performances, the crowds were encouraged to get involved. The festival ended a couple of days before the September 24, 2000 Federal Presidential election, which ended up becoming the first step in the government's overthrow.

The slogan of the festival was: "Exit out of ten years of madness", a reference to the Milošević regime.^{[original research?]}

EXIT crossed the Danube to move into the historic site, Petrovaradin fortress. The 2001 festival (July 6 to July 14) was set as the celebration of Serbia finally being rid of Milošević, as well as of the country opening up to the world again after years of international isolation. This year's event also went under the name “Exit - Noise Summer Fest”.

It was cut down to the more focused and manageable nine days with foreign acts Finley Quaye, Banco de Gaia, Kosheen, Tony Allen, ManCHILD, Maximum Roach, 4hero, etc. rocking the Main and DJ stages. Still, equally, if not more exciting for the Serbian crowds was an opportunity to again see the acts from other parts of ex-Yugoslavia like Darko Rundek or KUD Idijoti that not too long before that started touring Serbia again after staying away for close to a decade.

This was also the year when the festival organizers started to carve out its musical profile. With the Main Stage reserved for most commercially appealing acts (both foreign and domestic), they also introduced the DJ and Rock stages, clearly indicating the festival would be open to all kinds of music.

In addition to music, 2001 Exit featured drama performances from different regional theatres, as well as workshops and socio-political roundtables discussing issues like reconciliation among the nations of former Yugoslavia.

Exit's 2002 edition (July 5 - July 13) mantra was “Serbia, are you ready for the future?". Though it brought plenty of fresh DJ talents like David Morales, Darren Emerson, LTJ Bukem, Lottie, Marshall Jefferson, Erick Morillo, as well as Main Stage acts like Asian Dub Foundation, Transglobal Underground, Fun-Da-Mental, Smoke City, Blue States, etc., Exit 02 featured many of the already seen performers like Tony Allen, ManCHILD, Banco de Gaia, Darko Rundek, Roni Size, Van Gogh, and Love Hunters.

Exit 03 was staged from July 3 to July 6, 2003. Organizers heeded the previous public advice by giving the festival a major organizational and conceptual makeover. It was shortened down to four days along with a new 'State of Exit' marketing campaign. Additionally, they also did away with most of the non-musical content, marking the beginning of festival's commercial shift. Justifiably, the line-up was much more mass-audience friendly with acts like Rollins Band, Tricky, Moloko, Stereo MCs, Dirty Vegas, Chumbawamba, Soul II Soul, Shane MacGowan, Misty in Roots, Pete Tong, Jeff Mills, Rambo Amadeus, Mizar along with old favorites Roni Size, Darren Emerson, Lottie, etc.

The lead up to EXIT 04 (July 1–4, 2004) was almost as eventful as the 4-day event itself. After some controversy wrongfully accusing organizers of embezzlement, the festival was allowed to continue after it looked like being cancelled.

This year saw MTV attend the festival, broadcast live segments to the world, as well shot a documentary on the festival and Novi Sad and support awareness campaign on human trafficking. The British music press also discovered the festival, resulting in some very positive reviews in NME.^[3]

Exit 04 introduced Balkan Fusion stage for the variety of regional acts. The Main Stage was reserved for headliners Massive Attack, Soulfly, Iggy and the Stooges, Cypress Hill as well as Brand New Heavies, Goldfrapp, The Wailers, Peaches, Rambo Amadeus, Partibrejkers, Darkwood Dub, Obojeni Program, Adam Freeland, 4hero, Neneh Cherry, and especially reunited for-one-night-only 1980s Novi Sad favourites Luna.

DJ stage featured some big names like Speedy J, Timo Maas, Sander Kleinenberg, Roger Sanchez, Howie B, X-Press 2, Ken Ishii, etc., while the aforementioned Balkan stage saw the return of new-look Kanda, Kodža i Nebojša after a 3-year absence, and a performance by perhaps the most unlikely EXIT participant ever - Zvonko Bogdan.

In 2005 (July 7 to July 10), Exit received a further media boost when BBC Radio 1 announced it would be covering the festival live. With a DJ crew of Annie Mac, Annie Nightingale, Gilles Peterson, and Fabio descending upon Novi Sad, British listeners as well as the BBC's worldwide audience were able to hear live broadcasts from the festival site. MTV also returned for the second year in a row.

As for the music itself, the line up consisted of headliners such as Apocalyptica, Garbage, The White Stripes, and Fatboy Slim, Ladytron, Overdrive, Slayer, Underworld, Ian Brown, The Datsuns, Carl Cox, Felix da Housecat, DJ Marky & DJ Patife, 2 Many DJs, Sasha, and regional acts Edo Maajka, Disciplin A Kitschme, Laibach, etc.

More than 150,000 people passed through the fortress' gates over four days. For the first time since its inception, EXIT saw a large foreign (outside of former Yugoslavia) presence including one thousand Britons.

Exit 06 took place July 6–9, 2006.

Main Stage headliners included Franz Ferdinand, Morrissey, Billy Idol, Pet Shop Boys, The Cardigans, The Cult, Dizzee Rascal, HIM and Scissor Sisters. Dance Arena performers included Dave Clarke, David Guetta, Derrick May, Eric Prydz, Hernán Cattáneo, James Zabiela, Jeff Mills, Junior Jack, Layo & Bushwacka!, Nick Warren, Simian Mobile Disco and Steve Angello. Other artists that were playing on Exit 06 are Suzanne Vega, Plejboj, Darkwood Dub, Siddharta, Eyesburn, Moonspell, Madball, The Beat Fleet, Dog Eat Dog, Partibrejkers, Obojeni Program, and Rambo Amadeus. The festival was closed by Kiril Džajkovski.

Exit 06 had 22 stages with more than 600 performers in total: Main Stage- the main festival ground; Dance Arena - former DJ Arena, the 2nd biggest stage reserved for electronic music; Fusion stage - stage reserved for performers coming from South-Eastern Europe; World Music stage - World and ethno music; Happynovisad stage - second-in-size electronic music stage; Hip-Hop stage - new stage as of 2006 reserved for hip-hop performers; Future Shock stage - reserved for unaffirmed bands; Metal stage - metal, hard rock and punk stage with a capacity of 5,000; DJ Super Star stage; Café del Danube stage; Roots & Flowers stage; SUS stage; Elektrana stage; MTV Free Your Mind stage; Positive Vibration stage; Latino stage; Reggae stage and also smaller stages: Agora stage; Stripanziva stage; Cinema stage; VIP stage and Crossroad stage.

The festival saw an increase in foreign audience mostly from the UK, Ireland and Germany, accounting for 27% of the total visitors' number of over 150,000. The most attended performance was the one of Billy Idol with around 45,000 spectators according to festival sources.

Visitors could watch the World Cup finals on big screens placed around the fortress.

Exit 07 was held from July 12 to July 15, 2007. It was attended by 190,000 people, with more than half beyond the borders of the former Yugoslavia.

On January 19, an established production company Komuna made to EXIT in purchasing a stake, however the offer was rejected.

Performers on the Main Stage included (in order of appearance): Tanya Stephens, Robert Plant and Strange Sensation, The Prodigy, Groove Armada, Stanton Warriors and MC Wreck, Overflow, The Pipettes, Cansei de Ser Sexy, Beastie Boys, Zinc b2b Friction and Dynamite MC, Dubioza Kolektiv, Lauryn Hill, Basement Jaxx, Snoop Dogg, LTJ Bukem and MC Conrad, Mala Vita, Van Gogh, Audio Bullys, Wu-Tang Clan, Pendulum DJ set with MC Verse, and finally Tayo DJ Set.

Dance Arena performers included (in order of appearance): Marko Milosavljević, Deepchild, Trentemøller, Green Velvet, Richie Hawtin, Magda, Dee Face, Serge Santiago, 20:20 Soundsystem, Paul Woolford, Danny Tenaglia, Nic Fanciulli, Ivan Mastermix, Hannah Holland, Frankie Knuckles, Roger Sanchez, Justin Martin, Noise Destruction, Dejan Milićević, Sébastien Léger, Blackstrobe, John Digweed, Eric Prydz, Marko Nastić.

After winning the UK Festival Award for Best European Festival,^[4] Exit 008 was announced, July 10 to July 13, 2008. Performers this year were 2ManyDJ's, Audion, Axwell, Bad Copy, The Bellrays, Ben Watt, Booka Shade, Claude VonStroke, Danger, DatA, Deep Dish, Dillinja, DJ Hype, François K, Capybara, Gentleman & The Far East Band, Gogol Bordello, Gossip, High Contrast, The Hives, Juliette and the Licks, Kruder & Dorfmeister, Laurent Garnier, Let 3, Lollobrigida, Manu Chao, Miguel Migs feat. Lisa Shaw, Ministry, Moomin, N.E.R.D, Nightwish, Noisia, Paul Weller, The Presets, Primal Scream, Roni Size, Sex Pistols, Sham 69, Shy FX & MC:SP, Soulwax, Sven Väth, Tiamat, Tiga, Tom Novy, Vatra, Zdob şi Zdub and the Easter Parade. Pekinška patka, a Serbian punk band, has reunited specially for Exit. Over 600 performers took part on Exit 08.

Exit Festival 09 was held from the 9 to 12 July, with a strong emphasis on ecology.

Acts on the Main Stage included Moby, hip hop musician Grandmaster Flash, experimental rock band Fucked Up and punk rock singer Patti Smith, British singers Lily Allen and Ebony Bones, British band Madness and British rapper Roots Manuva, The Prodigy, Arctic Monkeys, Manic Street Preachers, German electronic band Kraftwerk and American nu metal band Korn.

Buraka Som Sistema and festival lover and organiser Rob Da Bank played on the new Suba Stage.

Surkin, Das Glow and Orgasmic performed on the Happynovisad stage. Fake Blood was listed on the line-up but was instead replaced by fellow DJ Martelo.

Buzzcocks, Swedish indie rock act Mando Diao, Croatian electro-pop band Lollobrigida and electro rockers zZz performed on the Fusion Stage.

Swedish electro rock act Lo-Fi-Fnk played live at the Elektrana Stage along with DFA Records's Gucci Soundsystem and Hadouken!.

As a celebration of the 10th anniversary, the festival brought back some of the DJs that have performed over the years, for exclusive back to back sets. Acts on the Dance Arena included: Sasha, John Digweed, James Zabiela, Nic Fanciulli, Steve Lawler, Lee Burridge, Reboot, Richie Hawtin, Dubfire, Heidi, Justin Martin, Loco Dice, Magda, Gui Boratto, Eric Prydz, Adam Beyer, Steve Angello, Sebastian Ingrosso, Kissy Sell Out, Alex Metric, Tayo, Hannah Holland, Etienne De Crecy, Sander Kleinenberg, Darren Emerson, Marko Nastic, Valentino Kanzyani, Paul Woolford, Yousef, Japanese Popstars, Carl Cox, Green Velvet.

Acts on the After 2 program included Andy C, Rusko, Sub Focus, DJ Marky and Chase & Status.

Also introduced is a new and larger camp site.

Exit 2010 was held from July 8 to July 11, 2010, at the Petrovaradin Fortress in Novi Sad. Acts for Exit 2010 included Christoph Andersson, Faith No More, Placebo, The Chemical Brothers, Does It Offend You, Yeah?, Crystal Castles, The Horrors, SebastiAn, DJ Mehdi, A-Trak, Midnight Juggernauts, Klaxons, Chromeo, Zombie Disco Squad, Brodinski, Busy P, Erol Alkan, Crookers, Boys Noize, Röyksopp, Lollobrigida, LCD Soundsystem, Yeasayer, Mika, We Have Band, Miike Snow, Ricardo Villalobos, Moderat, Josh Wink, Missy Elliott, David Guetta, Pendulum and The Exploited.

EXIT 2011 was held on 7–10 July 2011 Acts for EXIT 2011 included Arcade Fire, Pulp, Jamiroquai, Portishead, Grinderman, M.I.A., Editors, House of Pain, Santigold, Bad Religion, Kreator, Beirut (band), Big Audio Dynamite, Amadou & Mariam, Go Back to the Zoo, Underworld, Deadmau5, Groove Armada, Fedde Le Grand, Magnetic Man, Tiga, James Zabiela, Digitalism live, DJ Sneak, Paul Kalkbrenner, Joris Voorn, Steve Aoki, Carl Craig, Marco Carola, Hadouken!, Joachim Garraud, Better Lost Than Stupid (Martin Buttrich, Davide Squillace, Matthias Tanzmann), Gramophonedzie, Anti-Nowhere League, Kreator, De Staat, Nosaj Thing, Photek.

Exit 2012 has once again been confirmed, securing its 13th consecutive year July 12–15. Early ticket sales have proved encouraging with pre release tickets to loyalty EXIT Tribe members selling out.

Definite starters on the Main stage include New Order, Wolfmother & Gossip, with a host of electronic acts for Dance Arena. Fusion Stage will play host to Buraka Som Sistema.

Won: Golden Superbrand, Superbrands Serbia 2006; Best European Festival 2007, UK Festival Awards 2007; Best SEE event 2007, SeeMe Awards 2007; Best SEE Event 2008, SeeMe Awards 2008

Nominated: Best European Festival 2008, UK Festival Awards 2008; Best Overseas Festival, 2009/10/11, UK Festival Awards 2009/10/11; Best Major Festival 2008/09/10/11, European Festival Awards 2008/09/10/11; Best See event 2009, SeeMe Awards 2010; Best See Promoter 2009, SeeMe Awards 2010

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