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UK festivals collaborate for new event in Croatia
Page last updated at 16:49 GMT, Wednesday, 16 January 2013
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Two UK events have joined forces with Hideout festival to launch a new music weekend in Croatia later this year.
The Warehouse Project, which puts on an annual series of gigs in Manchester, and London one-day festival Field Day have come together for it.
They'll work with Hideout festival, which is to take place separately in July.
The new event, which is yet to announce a name or location, will take place between 10-14 September.
This summer's Hideout festival has already sold out and will feature performances from Chase & Status, Four Tet and Julio Bashmore.
Field Day, happening at London's Victoria Park on 25 May, will feature appearances from Solange, Palma Violets and Animal Collective.
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