ILLENIUM Announces New Destination Festival Ember Shores

ILLENIUM is hitting the beaches of Cancún in December this year for a new, three-day music festival dubbed Ember Shores.

ILLENIUM is on a roll and it’s clear he isn’t going to slow down anytime soon. He just announced that his fourth studio album, Fallen Embers, is set to drop this summer, and the people’s champ is throwing out more good news into the universe. Today, Nick Miller announced that he’s teamed up with Disco Donnie Presents to bring the sounds of ILLENIUM to the beaches of Cancún, Mexico for his very own music festival called Ember Shores.

Ember Shores is an all-inclusive destination festival set to take place between December 3-5, 2021. For three magical days, attendees will enjoy the lavish VIP treatment at the Four-Diamond Paradisus Resort in Cancún. Attendees will experience three unique sets from ILLENIUM and a specially curated lineup for all the Illenials out in the world.

For ILLENIUM, this experience is about connecting and strengthening the community. Speaking about the upcoming experience he shared, “I’ve always wanted to create an event where Illenials from all over the world can gather as a community and be immersed in an environment with their favorite artists together. My goal with Ember Shores is to put together an amazing festival experience and offer it as a place for people to connect with each other and themselves through music.”

Packages go on sale Thursday, April 22 at 10 ET, and the price breakdown of each package offering on the official website for Ember Shores. All packages include room, all-inclusive food and drinks, all music-related events, and transportation to and from the airport. There’s also an option for a payment plan or split with friends.

So set your alarm, purchase your favorite beach shoes, and request that vacation time because Ember Shores is going to be cinematic. Let us know if you plan to attend in the comments below!

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