The lineup includes global music icons – 21 Savage, Young Thug, Lil Baby and others – but maintains the festival’s Romanian DNA. “Beach, Please! is not expanding to other cities or countries. We are staying here, in Costinești. Because we want young people in Romania to have a top-notch experience at home,” say the organizers.
More than a festival, Beach, Please! is a cultural infrastructure with a long-term vision: 6 hectares of paving stones, 500 planted trees, 10 km of technical networks, 45 hydrants – more than in the entire town of Costinești – and a team of over 4.500 people working on the organization.
At the same time, safety and sustainability remain priorities. With 800 security guards, two mobile hospitals, 100 surveillance cameras and free landline zones inside the festival, Beach, Please! becomes a safe, connected and empathetic space. “We are a more responsible generation than it seems. The festival is not about excess, but about belonging, expression, safety and balance,” said Selly, co-founder of Beach, Please!, during the press conference.