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Tomorrowland Winter 2027 Full Lineup: Artists, Stages, Dates & Tickets

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SoundVibe Radio / Music & Culture • Published November 14, 2026 • Information checked against organizer announcements.

Tomorrowland Winter has revealed its complete 2027 lineup—and the seventh edition looks as much like a journey through electronic music’s different moods as it does a ski holiday. The festival returns to Alpe d’Huez, France, from March 20–27, 2027, with Charlotte de Witte, Afrojack, Lost Frequencies, Argy, Miss Monique, Maceo Plex and many more announced across mountain and village stages.

The full artist announcement arrived on November 13. If you are comparing stages, planning a winter trip or deciding which artists matter most for your taste, here is what the confirmed information tells us—without inventing running orders or set times.

Tomorrowland Winter 2027 at a glance

QuestionConfirmed answer
DatesMarch 20–27, 2027
LocationAlpe d’Huez, French Alps
EditionSeventh edition
Lineup statusFull lineup announced November 13, 2026
Stage timesCheck the official festival schedule when released
Festival ticketsOfficial ticket shop lists festival tickets; 4- and 7-day packages are marked sold out

The organizer’s full lineup announcement is the primary source. The official festival website carries current ticket information, which can change.

The lineup: who plays where?

What makes Tomorrowland Winter different from a conventional weekend festival is the geography. Music stretches from slopeside daytime settings to village stages after sunset. The organizer has named the artists associated with each environment, although this is not yet a day-by-day timetable.

Orbyz: melodic crossovers and major electronic names

Charlotte de Witte, Lost Frequencies, Afrojack, Steve Aoki, Alok, John Newman, Argy, Dubvision, Ian Asher and Third Party are among the artists listed for Orbyz. Oliver Heldens and Tchami also appear on the announcement as a special back-to-back pairing. It is a particularly varied stage, bridging techno, festival energy and more melodic sounds.

Frozen Lotus: a strong selection for deeper dance music

Maceo Plex, Kevin de Vries, Kungs, Miss Monique and Mosimann are confirmed at Frozen Lotus. The lineup includes Baron b2b Meloko, Bhaskar b2b Brina Knauss and Benwal b2b Olive Anguz. For listeners who follow the deeper and more atmospheric end of electronic music, this may be one of the most interesting settings to investigate.

Life: heavier sounds and a notable b2b

Life includes Sub Zero Project, Slander, Nico Moreno, Hannah Laing, Korolova, Koven, The Saints and Natte Visstick. The announcement also lists Joris Voorn b2b Kölsch—an especially compelling pairing for people who enjoy evolving melodic structures and long-form DJ journeys.

What happens after the mountain stages?

The village program spans MainStage, Cage and Planaxis. According to the official release, MainStage includes Charlotte de Witte, Lost Frequencies, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Steve Aoki, Timmy Trumpet, Alok, Sara Landry, Kevin de Vries, HALŌ, Novah, Miss Monique and Ian Asher.

The Cage lineup leans into club-focused territory, with artists including Kölsch, Slander, Quintino, Chuckie, Nico Moreno, Space 92, Hannah Laing, Korolova, Benwal and Marsolo. Announced pairings include Dannic b2b Dyro and Alt8 b2b Emilija.

At Planaxis, confirmed names include Afrojack, Oliver Heldens, Blasterjaxx, Sub Zero Project, A-Trak, Joris Voorn, John Newman, Yves V, MORTEN, Gregor Salto and Gravagerz.

Five acts for melodic, Afro and deep-house listeners to investigate

  • Argy: a useful starting point for listeners drawn to dramatic melodic tension and big-room atmosphere.
  • Miss Monique: for listeners who like progressive builds, rolling grooves and patiently developed sets.
  • Meloko: worth exploring for fans of club sounds closer to Afro- and organic-influenced house.
  • Brina Knauss: an intriguing name for people who value atmospheric selections and expressive progression.
  • Joris Voorn b2b Kölsch: a pairing to investigate if you prefer extended musical narratives over isolated peak-time drops.

These are SoundVibe editorial listening suggestions, not a ranking of performances we have seen or a prediction of what the DJs will play in 2027.

Tickets and packages: what can you still buy?

As of November 14, the official Tomorrowland Winter website shows its 4- and 7-day festival packages as sold out while still listing festival-ticket purchasing options. A festival ticket includes festival access and a lift and ski pass; packages can also include accommodation. Availability and prices may change, so check the organizer directly before paying or arranging travel.

The event is a winter mountain destination as well as a music festival. For anyone traveling from abroad, accommodation location, lift access and local transport deserve as much attention as the headline DJs. Do not book a journey solely on the assumption that a particular artist will perform on a specific date: full artist-by-day stage timetables require separate confirmation.

The Great Library of Tomorrow: the 2027 theme

This edition introduces a new creative universe inspired by The Great Library of Tomorrow. The organizer describes a mysterious hidden library and an Orb that connects stories across its world. That theme is part of the event’s staging and identity, not a separate music genre or an announced change to ticket access.

The festival also highlights French electronic talent, including Nico Moreno, Space 92, Kungs, Tchami and Mosimann. That gives the 2027 program an interesting connection to the country hosting it.

When will set times be announced?

The lineup announcement confirms participating artists and named stages; it does not provide a complete timetable for every set. The useful next step is to monitor the official schedule and app. We’ll update this story if the organizer provides major new details.

For readers exploring a broader electronic music circuit, our Amsterdam Dance Event 2026 report looks at a very different side of the global scene.

For more electronic music discovery between festival weekends, tune in to SoundVibe Radio, streaming Afro House, Melodic House, Organic House and Deep House around the clock.

Explore more on SoundVibe: Coachella 2027 electronic DJs · Ableton Live 13 features.

Official sources

Editorial note: This is independent coverage by SoundVibe Radio, not an official Tomorrowland event listing. Lineup and ticket information can change.

Written by: Alin

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