The Estonian music landscape spans electronic underground raves in repurposed industrial spaces to massive folk and pop gatherings along the Baltic coast. Organize your festival trip using the latest lineup announcements, venue logistics, and accommodation specifics for the upcoming open-air season.
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Illustrative photo Join the iDeeJazz International Jazz and Rhythm Music Festival in Tartu from 29 to 31 October 2026. Three evenings of world-class jazz spanning classical, contemporary, world music and funk, performed by top artists from Estonia and across Europe in the intimate Tubina Concert Hall.
Illustrative photo Tallinn Music Week 2027 takes place from 8 to 11 April across clubs and cultural venues throughout the Estonian capital. Genre spanning concerts, an international industry conference and a free city festival turn Tallinn into a four day stage for new European music.
Illustrative photo Õllesummer 2027 takes place from June 30 to July 3 at the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds. Estonia's biggest festival brings nearly a hundred artists to nine stages over four days.
Illustrative photo The Saaremaa Opera Festival 2027 takes place from July 17 to 25 in the castle courtyard of Kuressaare. Estonia's oldest opera festival welcomes Portugal as guest nation, staging works by Wagner, Beethoven, Verdi and Bizet against the backdrop of the medieval Bishop's Castle.
Illustrative photo Narva Jõesuu Jazz 2027 takes place on 30 and 31 July at Hele park in the Estonian resort town of Narva Jõesuu. The festival brings international and Estonian jazz to a historic park setting with a pond and an old pavilion.
Illustrative photo Station Narva Festival brings music, art and a city wide program to the Estonian border town of Narva, traditionally on the first weekend of September. Concerts at Hermann Castle and club Ro Ro sit alongside free city stages and tours through this unique border city.
Illustrative photo Retrobest Festival 2027 takes place at Pühajärve Park in Otepää. The exact date has not been announced yet. Estonia's biggest nostalgia celebration brings international pop stars of the eighties and nineties right to the lakeshore.
Illustrative photo Pühajärve Jaanituli 2027 takes place on the shore of Lake Pühajärv near Otepää in southern Estonia. Estonia's biggest Midsummer festival pairs international electronic and pop acts with the traditional Jaanipäev bonfire.