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Welcome to the Snowland Festival 2027 in Livigno
Snowland Festival is Livigno’s end-of-season party: skiing by day and electronic music plus hip-hop at 2,208 metres on Passo Eira. The festival will run from 24 to 26 April 2027. The event is produced by Bivio Life with Nameless Festival and the Livigno destination. The Mottolino and Carosello 3000 slopes sit beside the stage. Music usually starts at 14:00 and runs until midnight, with after-parties at the Alpen Resort after 00:00.
Highlights & Attractions at Snowland Festival in Livigno
- Open-air main stage on the snow at Passo Eira, 2,208 metres above sea level
- Line-up mix of international electronic music, EDM, techno and Italian hip-hop
- Ski or snowboard in the morning, then festival sets from 14:00 until midnight
- Nightly after-parties at the Alpen Resort until the early hours
- Alpine sunset views over the pistes, often with late-season snow in April
- Street food, bars, chill-out areas and side spaces around the stage
- Duty-free shopping and village apres-ski about ten minutes down in Livigno
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Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
Snowland usually follows a three-day pattern at the close of the ski season, often around Italy’s 25 April public holiday. The 2027 edition takes place from 24 to 26 April. In past editions the site opened at 14:00. Headliners and support acts share one large stage until midnight. The 2025 bill included Afrojack, Fedez, Oliver Heldens, Stella Bossi, Ricky Le Roy, Juicy M, Mattn and Marten Horger. The 2027 lineup has not been released.
This is a season-closing mountain festival, not a stand-alone indoor concert. Many visitors ski Livigno in the morning and move up to Passo Eira for the afternoon and night. The official Livigno ski season 2026/2027 runs until 2 May 2027, so late April often still offers rideable snow. After the mountain sets, the party continues at the Alpen Resort. Food stalls and lounge areas sit around the stage; the daily running order is published only after the lineup is confirmed.
Tickets & Admission for Snowland Festival Livigno
2027 ticket prices have not been released. At the last confirmed edition, day tickets cost 49 EUR and a three-day pass cost 129 EUR; after-party access was typically included. Prices may rise in 2027. Official sales run through snowland.it and partner CiaoTickets. Day tickets, multi-day passes and some hotel packages via Bivio Life have been offered in previous years. Buy only from official channels. A Livigno ski pass for Mottolino and Carosello 3000 is not included and must be purchased separately. Late-season ski-pass rates often apply from mid-April.
Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Livigno
- Getting there: Drive via Passo del Foscagno from Bormio or through the Munt la Schera tunnel from the Engadin. Closest airports are Bergamo, Milan Malpensa and Zurich, then shuttle or rental car. Local buses serve the village.
- Weather and clothing: Late April at Passo Eira can be cold, windy and still snowy, while the valley already feels like spring. Pack layers, solid winter boots, a hat and a warm jacket for nights at 2,208 metres.
- Where to stay: Livigno fills up at season’s end. Book early, especially at Passo Eira (Alpino Lodge) or the Alpen Resort, which hosts the after-parties. More hotels and apartments sit in the village centre, about a ten-minute drive from the site.
- Ski plus festival: Use the morning on the slopes and leave time to reach the pass. An afternoon ski pass can be better value than a full day if you only ski before the gates open.
- Altitude: The village sits at 1,816 metres and the stage at 2,208 metres. Drink water, ease in on day one and expect colder nights than in town.
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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