Tomorrowland Winter has unveiled the full line-up for its seventh edition, completing the first wave of artist announcements with an extensive selection of electronic music talent. Taking place from March 20–27, 2027, in Alpe d’Huez, in the heart of the French Alps, the festival will once again combine electronic music, winter sports and the unique atmosphere of the mountains.
Following the earlier reveal of its new storytelling universe, The Great Library of Tomorrow, and the first confirmed artists, the complete programme now offers a closer look at what visitors can expect across the festival’s different stages. From daytime sets on mountain terraces to late-night performances in the village, the line-up brings together international headliners, established names and rising talent.
Daytime Sets Across the Mountain Terraces
During the day, music will take over the resort’s sun terraces, giving festivalgoers the chance to enjoy electronic music between ski runs.
The Orbyz stage will feature Charlotte de Witte, Lost Frequencies, Afrojack, Steve Aoki, Alok, John Newman, Argy, Dubvision, Ian Asher and Third Party. The programme will also include a special back-to-back performance from Oliver Heldens and Tchami.
At Frozen Lotus, visitors can look forward to sets from Maceo Plex, Kevin de Vries, Kungs, Miss Monique and Mosimann. Like Mike will also perform, alongside several back-to-back combinations: Baron b2b Meloko, Bhaskar b2b Brina Knauss, and Benwal b2b Olive Anguz.
The daytime programme is completed by Life, which will welcome Sub Zero Project, Slander, Nico Moreno, Hannah Laing, Korolova, Koven, The Saints and Natte Visstick. Joris Voorn and Kölsch will also join forces for a special back-to-back set.
MainStage, Cage and Planaxis Take Over at Night
As the sun sets behind the mountains, the festival moves from the terraces to the village, where three stages will host the evening and night-time programme.
The MainStage will welcome some of the biggest names on the line-up, including 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.
For those looking for a darker and more intense atmosphere, The Cage will feature Kölsch, Slander, Quintino, Chuckie, Nico Moreno, Space 92, Hannah Laing, Korolova, Benwal and Marsolo. The stage will also host two back-to-back performances: Dannic b2b Dyro and Alt8 b2b Emilija.
Meanwhile, Planaxis brings together Afrojack, Oliver Heldens, Blasterjaxx, Sub Zero Project, A-Trak, Joris Voorn, John Newman, Yves V, MORTEN, Gregor Salto and Gravagerz.
French Electronic Talent Takes the Spotlight
French artists will have a strong presence throughout Tomorrowland Winter 2027, continuing the festival’s celebration of the country’s electronic music scene. Techno talents Nico Moreno and Space 92 will bring their sound to the Alps, joined by Kungs, Tchami and Mosimann. Franco-Belgian rising star ELFIGO will also return after performing on the Frozen Lotus stage last year. For the 2027 edition, he will take on two major stages, MainStage and Orbyz.
Female Artists Across Every Stage
Female talent will also feature prominently throughout the festival, with established international names and emerging artists represented across the different stages. The line-up includes Charlotte de Witte, Sara Landry, Miss Monique, Novah, Hannah Laing, Korolova, MATTN, Linska, Meaghan, Mila Journée, Serafina, Brina Knauss, Karakals, Lisa Korver and MANDY.
From the first performances on the mountain terraces to the final sets in the village, the music will form an essential part of The Great Library of Tomorrow storytelling universe. Between performances, festivalgoers can explore the ski slopes, visit the resort’s mountain restaurants or spend time at the lively Moose Bar.
With its full line-up now revealed, Tomorrowland Winter 2027 is shaping up to be another week of electronic music, winter adventures and shared experiences in the French Alps.
TOMORROWLAND WINTER 2027
March 20–27, 2027 | Alpe d’Huez, France
More information: winter.tomorrowland.com
