MEO Kalorama 2027 – Indie, Rock & Electronic Festival in Lisbon

Welcome to the MEO Kalorama 2027 in Lisbon

MEO Kalorama 2027 takes place from 27 to 29 August at Parque da Bela Vista in Lisbon and traditionally closes the European summer festival season. Running since 2022, it has become Lisbon’s biggest summer festival, drawing around 100,000 visitors over three days. Indie, rock, pop, hip-hop and electronic music share multiple stages in one of the city’s largest urban parks, with a strong focus on art, sustainability and inclusion.

Highlights & Attractions at MEO Kalorama in Lisbon

• Three-day festival on the last weekend of August at Parque da Bela Vista – widely seen as the season’s final major open-air in Europe.
• Wide musical range: indie, rock, pop, hip-hop and electronic, mixing international headliners with Portuguese acts.
• Dedicated electronic stage PANORAMA Lisboa running fully electronic sets into the early hours.
• Main stages (including MEO Stage and Sagres Stage) programmed to limit clashes so you can catch more of the bill.
• Natural park bowl with strong sightlines to the main stage, daytime shade under trees and Lisbon skyline light at dusk.
• Art, community and sustainability projects plus strong accessibility (assistant tickets, sign language, sensory calm space and more).
• Metro access (Bela Vista station, Red Line), free shuttles in the previous edition and card-only payments on site.

Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2027

The 2027 lineup is not yet announced. Organisers have confirmed that the festival returns to Parque da Bela Vista at the end of August 2027 (and 2028) and is already working on artists for those dates. Recent editions have featured names such as Robbie Williams, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Deftones, Interpol, Grace Jones, Turnstile, Pet Shop Boys, FKA twigs and Jorja Smith on the main stages, while PANORAMA Lisboa stays dedicated to electronic music.

As a guide from 2026 hours: Friday doors roughly 16:30 to 03:30; Saturday and Sunday roughly 14:30 to 02:30. Day-by-day set times are usually published a few weeks before the event on meokalorama.pt. There is no on-site camping; the festival is designed as an urban city event with metro and shuttle access.

Tickets & Admission for MEO Kalorama Lisbon

Tickets for MEO Kalorama 2027 are not on sale yet. Sign up on the official site (meokalorama.pt) for the waiting list or community updates when presale and prices open. For orientation, 2026 pricing (euro, plus fees) was: day tickets around 65 euro at the end of the run (earlier windows from about 55–59 euro); three-day passes from roughly 95–120 euro early to 160 euro later; Friends Pack (six passes for the price of five) and discounts for Navegante and Cartão Jovem holders. 2027 prices may differ – buy only via meokalorama.pt, authorised partners or MEO stores. Passes are exchanged for personalised wristbands on site or at designated pre-exchange points.

Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Lisbon

• Getting there: Bela Vista metro station (Red Line) sits next to the park; direct from Lisbon Airport (LIS) with no change. CP trains to Lisboa-Oriente or Roma-Areeiro, then metro. Previous edition offered free shuttles from Sete Rios, Avenida de Berna and Avenida de Roma among others. Parking only via partner car parks (e.g. Telpark special rates); avoid driving to the gates.
• Weather and clothing: Late August in Lisbon often means 25–32 °C by day; the park can feel cooler and damper after dark. Bring sun protection, sturdy shoes for uneven grass and a light jacket for the night.
• Where to stay: Book early – Areeiro and Alameda are closest to the site; Baixa and Cais do Sodré work well for sightseeing and nightlife with a metro link. No camping on site.
• On site: Card payments only (bank card, MB Way, contactless) or a cashless top-up card; no ATMs inside. Free water fountains; a sealed plastic bottle up to about 0.5 L is often allowed. Professional cameras and glass are typically banned; power banks help when mobile signal drops in the valley.
• Wristbands and timing: Exchange three-day passes early at official points (Welcome Center / MEO stores) to skip long entry queues. Eat before evening headliners; food-court lines grow fast after sunset.