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Welcome to Õllesummer 2027 in Tallinn
From June 30 to July 3, 2027, the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds once again become the heart of the Estonian summer. Õllesummer has been the country's biggest festival since the nineteen nineties, bringing together nearly a hundred artists across nine stages and themed areas over four days.
Highlights and Attractions at Õllesummer in Tallinn
- Nine stages and themed zones featuring music from Estonia and abroad
- Almost a hundred performances packed into four days
- International stars alongside the biggest names in Estonian pop and rock
- A spacious festival ground right at the Song Festival Grounds, with its iconic arched stage in view
- A wide variety of food and drink, true to the festival's name
- Family friendly programming during the day and a lively party atmosphere in the evening
- Easy access from central Tallinn and the Old Town
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Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
Gates open at 17:00 on the first three festival days and at 15:00 on Saturday. The program runs until around 23:55 on Wednesday and Thursday, and just past midnight on Friday and Saturday. The full 2027 line up will be announced in stages over the coming months, and organizers have promised several acts making their first appearance anywhere in the Baltics.
Tickets and Admission for Õllesummer Tallinn
Tickets go on sale through Piletilevi. The first 2000 buyers can secure an early bird four day pass for 49 euros. Based on previous years, single day tickets have ranged from around 29 to 39 euros across the presale phases, a four day pass from around 59 to 69 euros, with VIP passes priced considerably higher. Final 2027 price tiers have not yet been confirmed, so it is worth checking the official ticket page for updates.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Tallinn
- The Song Festival Grounds sit just a short distance from Tallinn's Old Town and are easy to reach by bus, tram, or on foot
- Late June and early July bring long, bright evenings to Tallinn, though a light jacket is still worth packing for cooler nights
- Book central accommodation early, as demand rises sharply during the festival
- Tickets are personal and should only be purchased through official outlets such as Piletilevi
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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