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Flow Festival Helsinki 2025: Burna Boy Returns, Black Star Ascends, and the Lineup Just Got Even Wilder!
Flow Festival just dropped a fresh wave of artists for its 2025 edition, and the lineup is officially on fire! With Burna Boy's triumphant return, the legendary Black Star gracing the stage, and a genre-bending mix of indie-pop, space metal, and everything in between, this is shaping up to be the must-see festival of the summer!

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