CDsoittimiin

CDsoittimiin is a Finnish music festival that has been held annually since 2011. The festival is organized by the Finnish Broadcasting Company (YLE) and is held in the town of Seinäjoki, located in the Ostrobothnia region of Finland. The festival is known for its diverse lineup of international and local artists, as well as its focus on contemporary music.

The festival takes place over a period of five days, with performances held in various venues throughout the town. The main stage is located in the town's central square, while smaller stages are set up in nearby parks and public spaces. The festival also features workshops, discussions, and other cultural events, providing a comprehensive experience for attendees.

CDsoittimiin has gained a reputation for its innovative programming and commitment to supporting emerging artists. The festival has been praised for its ability to showcase a wide range of musical styles, from electronic and experimental to folk and jazz. In addition to its musical offerings, the festival also features a variety of food and drink vendors, as well as art installations and other visual arts.

The festival's name, CDsoittimiin, is a play on words that combines the Finnish word for "CD" (soittimi) with the phrase "come in," inviting attendees to come and experience the music. The festival has become an important cultural event in Finland, attracting thousands of visitors each year.