Event Details
Welcome to Moers Festival 2027 in Moers
From May 14 to 17, 2027, the Lower Rhine town of Moers once again turns into a world renowned laboratory for free jazz, avant garde music and improvisation over the Whitsun weekend. Since 1972, the festival has brought together pioneers of the scene and exciting newcomers, making it one of Europe's leading platforms for experimental sound.
Highlights and Attractions at Moers Festival in Moers
- Around 200 artists from more than 20 nations performing across several venues in the city centre
- A large open air stage right in town, complemented by concerts in churches, the castle and the park
- Music spanning free jazz, electronic sounds, early music and contemporary composition
- Guerrilla concerts and spontaneous performances around town, known as moersify
- Panel discussions on social and musical topics along with workshops
- A wild and imaginative children's program for the whole family
- A free festival village offering food from around the world, handmade goods and secondhand fashion
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Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
The full 2027 lineup will be released gradually. Most recently the festival took place on Kastellplatz in the heart of Moers, surrounded by the festival village and familiar venues such as churches, the castle and the park. Between the main blocks on the large open air stage, concerts of very different genres run at the same time in the nearby venues.
Tickets and Admission for Moers Festival
The all days festival pass follows a Pay What You Can model, with the last edition offering tiers of 45, 87, 129 and 172 euros. Exact 2027 prices will be announced once ticket sales open. A separate campsite ticket costs around 30 euros in combination with a festival ticket. Children and teenagers up to 16 enter free when accompanied by a paying adult.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Moers
- Bus and train lines stop close to the festival area, including the Königlicher Hof stop and Moers train station
- The festival sits right in the city centre and is easy to explore on foot or by bicycle
- Parking is available within walking distance, for example around Mühlenstraße
- Those who want to camp will find the campsite in the leisure park at the Ballonwiese, accessible only with a valid camping ticket
- Rain protection and a seat cushion are considered festival essentials by longtime visitors
