Rise Festival today announce that we are back for 2023, with tickets released on Friday 25th November as part of a limited Black Friday special sale.
Rise Festival opens the Winter Ski season every year and is known as the party on top of the world and is one of the largest independent ski festivals in Europe. It’s an action packed week of snow, music and festivities held in the incredible snow-covered village of Les 2 Alpes, France.
The 2022 show is just around the corner, with headliners including the multi-platinum Grammy award-winning Sister Sledge, the legendary Chase & Status, Patrick Topping, Sigma, Shy FX and Eats Everything to name a few. Headliners for 2023 will be announced next year and will include the best of the best artists and world-renowned DJs and live acts to provide the soundtrack for revellers up and down the mountain.
Set across three outdoor stages and six indoor venues, there is no shortage of places to party. Rise brings together the best electronic music, an award-winning snow setting and unrivalled experiences at 3000 metres. No other snow festival offers such a diverse programme with sports, paragliding, spas, and more all waiting to be discovered.
This truly independent and homegrown ski & snowboard music festival brings together friends from all over the world, placing them side by side with their favourite artists, all in one of the world’s most stunning ski resorts. The festival program is designed with an element of adventure instilled in every day, from the raves at 3200m, to paragliding through the alps and mountainside parties around roaring fire pits.
The ticket includes a 6 day lift pass, and a ticket to the party on top of the world. Prices start at £279, with package bundles available including accommodation and ski or snowboard hire for the week from £529. Tickets at this price are limited and are only available until 10th December 2022.
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Data 2 Alpes / CC BY-SA 4.0
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