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Daytime electronic music party on the Portimao marina with Dawn Patrol, MAZ and more, from 3pm.
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Brunch Electronik, the daytime party series that started in Barcelona, returns to the Algarve for a two-day stop at NoSoloAgua on the Portimao marina. The first date brings Dawn Patrol, MAZ, ANTDOT, Riascode, BAKKA and AYASHA across an afternoon and evening of house and electronic sets by the water.
Doors open at 15:00 and the party runs through to midnight. It is an 18+ event and a valid photo ID (citizen card or passport) is required at entry; there is no re-entry once you leave.
Base tickets start at 30 euros through Ticketline, with the price rising as release tiers sell out.
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