Tomorrowland Winter will return to the French ski resort of Alpe d’Huez from March 20 to 27, 2027. The seventh edition of the festival is set to welcome more than 22,000 People of Tomorrow for a week combining electronic music, winter sports and unique experiences in the heart of the French Alps. Organizers have now revealed the event’s new storytelling concept alongside the first names on the 2027 line-up.
The theme for 2027 is The Great Library of Tomorrow, taking visitors into a mysterious world hidden deep within a mountain. In this ancient library, every light holds a secret and every discovery opens the door to another story. At the heart of the concept is the Orb, a familiar yet mysterious symbol that will guide the People of Tomorrow through a place where stories come together and new worlds begin.
Light will find its way through the darkness of the library’s mysterious caverns, gradually revealing a world built around imagination, discovery and connection. The new concept celebrates the power of stories to bring people together through a shared sense of magic, continuing Tomorrowland’s distinctive approach to storytelling and immersive festival experiences.
Tomorrowland Winter 2027 Announces Its First Artists
Alongside the new theme, Tomorrowland Winter has revealed the first artists confirmed for its 2027 edition. French techno talents Nico Moreno and Space 92 are among the first names announced. Both artists have taken their powerful techno sound to dance floors around the world and will now bring their music to the slopes of Alpe d’Huez.
The first wave of artists also features international headliners Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Lost Frequencies, Hannah Laing, Korolova, Miss Monique and Novah. They will be joined by ELFIGO, one of the names to watch in the tech house scene.
The initial announcement offers just a first glimpse of the musical journey planned for March 2027. More artists and surprises are still to come, with the complete line-up and further details about Tomorrowland Winter 2027 set to be announced at a later date.
TOMORROWLAND WINTER 2027
March 20–27, 2027
Alpe d’Huez, France
More information: winter.tomorrowland.com
