Vauhti Kiihtyy Turku 2027: Finnish Pop and Rock Festival

Welcome to Vauhti Kiihtyy Turku 2027

On July 2 and 3, 2027, Vauhti Kiihtyy returns to Turku, turning the grounds of the Turku Trade Fair and Congress Centre into an open air stage for two days. The festival is part of a series of Vauhti Kiihtyy events held across several Finnish cities and is known for its relaxed crowd, affordable tickets and Finnish pop music.

Highlights and Attractions at Vauhti Kiihtyy in Turku

• Two full festival days built around Finnish pop, rock and the beloved Iskelmä schlager tradition
• A line up of well known Finnish artists, to be announced in spring 2027
• A Priority area with its own covered zone, dedicated bar and a better view of the stage
• Food stalls offering classic festival fare alongside a few specialties
• An on site parking area for anyone arriving by car
• The laid back party atmosphere that Vauhti Kiihtyy festivals are known for across Finland

Program and Schedule: What to Expect in Turku

Gates open on Friday at 1 PM and the site stays open until 1 AM, while Saturday admission starts at noon, also running until 1 AM. The exact stage schedule and the 2027 line up for Turku have not been announced yet and will follow later from the organizers. Previous editions of the series have featured artists such as Käärijä, Elastinen, Klamydia, Stratovarius, Popeda and Kaija Koo.

Tickets and Admission for Vauhti Kiihtyy Turku

Presale for 2027 opened with a discounted two day ticket currently priced at 50 euros. Group options include a two person friend ticket and a four person group ticket, a Priority ticket with covered seating runs around 110 euros, and separate tickets are available for parking and for access to clean indoor restrooms. According to the organizer, prices can vary by city based on how many advance tickets have already sold, and Lippu.fi service and order fees apply on top of the listed prices.

Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Turku

• The festival has an age limit of 18, so a valid ID is required at the entrance
• The site sits right next to Turku Messukeskus, and a separate parking ticket secures a spot for both days
• Camping or staying overnight on site is not allowed, so accommodation in the city should be booked ahead
• Early July in Turku usually brings mild to warm summer weather, so dressing for long evenings outdoors is a good idea
• Wristbands for re entry should be exchanged for your ticket right at the gate