Midgardsblot Festival 2027: Viking Metal and Folk in Borre

Welcome to Midgardsblot Festival 2027 in Borre

From August 18 to 21, 2027, the historic Borre Park near Horten, Norway, once again becomes the stage for Midgardsblot Festival. Set right beside the Midgard Vikingsenter museum and one of Northern Europe's most significant burial mound landscapes, visitors experience a rare blend of extreme metal, folk music and living Viking heritage on the shores of the Oslo fjord.

Highlights and Attractions at Midgardsblot Festival in Borre

• Four days of music spanning extreme metal, folk and experimental sounds from Norwegian and Scandinavian artists
• The ceremonial opening blot ritual with drumming and chanting
• A Viking village with crafts, market stalls and living history
• Battle reenactments and demonstrations by Viking warriors
• Guided tours of the Borre burial mounds and talks at the Midgard Vikingsenter
• A beachside festival camp right on the Oslo fjord
• A family friendly setup with no fixed age limit, children under 12 enter free with a paying adult

Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2027

The festival traditionally opens with the blot ritual, honoring the old gods and setting the tone for the days ahead. Across the four festival days, concerts run alongside the Viking village market, battle demonstrations and the Midgard Talks lecture series on archaeology and Norse tradition. The full 2027 line up and program have not yet been announced and will be published on the official website during spring.

Tickets and Admission for Midgardsblot Festival Borre

Ticket sales for 2027 opened with the Blind Bird festival pass, granting access to all four festival days for around 273 euros (2999 Norwegian kroner at current exchange rates). As this is an early bird price, later ticket tiers are likely once additional categories and the line up are revealed. Tickets are sold exclusively through the official website and Ticketmaster.

Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Borre

• Borre sits near the town of Horten in Vestfold county, reachable from Oslo by ferry or train
• The beachside festival camp is the most popular option and requires bringing your own tent
• Accommodation is also available in Horten and nearby Åsgårdstrand
• Weather along the Oslo fjord in late August can be changeable, so warm and weatherproof clothing is recommended
• A valid photo ID is required for access to Camp Utgard and for purchasing alcohol within the festival area