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Welcome to Kaltenbach Open Air 2027 in Spital am Semmering
The Kaltenbach Open Air returns to the Kaltenbachgraben valley near Spital am Semmering in Styria for its 2027 edition, marking Austria's longest running extreme metal festival. The 2027 edition also celebrates the festival's twentieth anniversary, set against the striking backdrop of the Styrian mountains and forests.
Highlights and Attractions at Kaltenbach Open Air in Spital am Semmering
- Three days packed with extreme metal spanning black, death, thrash and related subgenres
- A milestone twentieth anniversary edition with a special program
- Confirmed acts for 2027 already include Belphegor and Taake
- A striking natural setting deep in the Kaltenbachgraben valley, surrounded by forest and mountains
- On site camping right at the festival grounds
- Merchandise stalls and food and drink options available on site
- A close knit scene atmosphere the festival has kept since its early years
Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
Kaltenbach Open Air traditionally runs across three days with a continuous stage program of international and Austrian bands. For the 2027 edition, only a handful of acts such as Belphegor and Taake have been confirmed so far; the full lineup and detailed schedule will follow on the official website in the coming months.
Tickets and Admission for Kaltenbach Open Air Spital am Semmering
Official ticket prices for 2027 had not been published at the time of research. For the previous edition, a full festival ticket including camping cost around 75.80 euros; this figure is only a reference point and may change for 2027. Current presale information will be posted on the official ticket page once available.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Spital am Semmering
- Spital am Semmering is located in Styria and is easily reached via the Semmering road
- Arriving by car requires some planning ahead, since the festival grounds sit within a narrow valley
- Warm and sturdy clothing is a good idea, as nights in the mountains can turn cool even in August
- On site camping is the most common way to stay; nearby guesthouses offer additional options
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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