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Tomorrowland Winter Reveals Full 2027 Lineup
Tomorrowland Winter reveals its full 2027 lineup with Charlotte de Witte, Afrojack, Lost Frequencies, Sara Landry and more heading to Alpe d’Huez
Tomorrowland Winter has revealed the full lineup for its seventh edition, taking place from March 20–27, 2027 in Alpe d’Huez, France. More than 150 artists will play throughout the week, including Charlotte de Witte, Lost Frequencies, Afrojack, Steve Aoki, Sara Landry, Nico Moreno and Miss Monique. Over 22,000 attendees are expected for another week combining electronic music with skiing, snowboarding and events throughout the French Alps.
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Familiar Tomorrowland Winter Names Return With New Artists and Special B2Bs
Several artists from recent editions are heading back to Alpe d’Huez in 2027. Charlotte de Witte, Lost Frequencies, Steve Aoki, Alok, Miss Monique and Novah all played in 2026, while Afrojack, Joris Voorn, Kölsch, Sub Zero Project and Kevin de Vries have also appeared at the festival in recent years. Mosimann is returning after making his Tomorrowland Winter debut in 2026.
Alongside those returning artists, the lineup includes Sara Landry, Maceo Plex, John Newman, Timmy Trumpet, Koven, Nico Moreno, Hannah Laing and Korolova. Several B2Bs also appear throughout the week, including Oliver Heldens B2B Tchami and Joris Voorn B2B Kölsch. Dannic B2B Dyro, Alt8 B2B Emilija, Baron B2B Meloko, Bhaskar B2B Brina Knauss and Benwal B2B Olive Anguz complete the announced pairings.
French artists are well represented too, with Nico Moreno, Space 92, Kungs, Tchami and Mosimann all playing in 2027. Franco-Belgian artist ELFIGO also returns after playing Frozen Lotus last year and will perform at both MainStage and Orbyz.
Daytime Mountain Stages and Nighttime Shows Fill Alpe d’Huez
One of the main differences between Tomorrowland Winter and a traditional festival is how the stages are spread throughout Alpe d’Huez. During the day, Orbyz, Frozen Lotus and Life host music around the ski resort. This allows festivalgoers to combine time on the slopes with sets across different parts of the mountain.
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Orbyz will host Charlotte de Witte, Lost Frequencies, Afrojack, Steve Aoki, Alok, John Newman, Argy, DubVision, Ian Asher and Third Party. Oliver Heldens B2B Tchami will also play there. At Frozen Lotus, the lineup includes Maceo Plex, Kevin de Vries, Kungs, Miss Monique, Mosimann and Like Mike, alongside several B2Bs. Life features Sub Zero Project, Slander, Nico Moreno, Hannah Laing, Korolova, Koven and Joris Voorn B2B Kölsch.
The festival continues in the village at night, where MainStage, Cage and Planaxis host another part of the lineup. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Timmy Trumpet, Sara Landry, Space 92, Quintino, Blasterjaxx, A-Trak, MORTEN and Yves V are among the artists playing across those stages.
Skiing, Mountain Restaurants and The Great Library of Tomorrow Complete the Week
Music remains only one part of the week in Alpe d’Huez, with skiing and snowboarding running alongside the festival throughout the resort. Between sets, festivalgoers can visit mountain restaurants, explore the ski area and spend time at Moose Bar. Indoor and outdoor stages across the village and higher in the mountains keep the festival connected with the wider resort.
The seventh edition will also continue The Great Library of Tomorrow, the storytelling theme introduced for 2027. Female artists have a strong presence across the full lineup as well, including Charlotte de Witte, Sara Landry, Miss Monique, Novah, Hannah Laing, Korolova, MATTN, Linska, Meaghan, Mila Journée, Serafina, Brina Knauss, Karakals, Lisa Korver and MANDY.
Running from March 20–27, 2027, Tomorrowland Winter will bring more than 150 artists and over 22,000 attendees back to Alpe d’Huez. Across the week, the festival combines its mountain stages and village shows with the skiing, snowboarding and resort activities that have become central to its winter edition.
