Among the acts to play this year's open air festival are Kings of Leon, Arcade Fire, Alt-J, Kasabian, Michael Kiwanuka, Flogging Molly, Darko Rundek, Slaves, Repetitor, Orchestra Baobab, Booka Shade, Danko Jones, and Public Service Broadcasting.
Tickets for the event, to take place on one main and four smaller stages, were sold out a week ago.
One of the festival's attractions is a replica of the Tesla Tower built in 2016. Last year it was dedicated to Nikola Tesla and David Bowie, while this year it is dedicated to the great minds that have focused their potential on creation for the well-being of humankind.
It is estimated that the festival will generate about 100,000 bed/nights in Zagreb. With an estimated spending of 100 euros per day per person, organisers expect INmusic to bring the capital about EUR 10 million in revenue.
This year too, prominent world media have ranked INmusic among the most popular festivals in the world that should not be missed.