TL;DR
Tomorrowland Winter is back at Alpe d'Huez for its sixth edition, bringing more than 22,000 attendees, over 100 artists across seven stages, a brand-new Mainstage, and the debut of the Orbyz stage at 2,100 metres. Here's what to expect from one of the more unusual things you can do on a ski mountain.
Tomorrowland Winter Is Back at Alpe d'Huez - and the Sixth Edition Is Its Most Ambitious Yet
Tomorrowland Winter 2026 is returning to Alpe d'Huez in the French Alps for its sixth edition, pulling together more than 22,000 attendees for a week that combines electronic music across seven stages with access to 250 kilometres of skiing and snowboarding. It's a genuinely unusual concept - festival infrastructure scattered across a working ski resort - and by most accounts it works better than it has any right to.
The Lineup
Headliners for 2026 include Charlotte de Witte, Steve Aoki, Nina Kraviz, Steve Angello, Lost Frequencies, Dimitri Vegas, Alok, Agents of Time, Mind Against, Netsky, and MORTEN, among more than 100 artists performing across the week. The music spans house, techno, melodic, and bass - so there's reasonable variety depending on what you're after.
The festival has also made a point of increasing female representation this year, with 25% of confirmed artists being women. That includes headline-level acts like Charlotte de Witte and Nina Kraviz alongside rising names across the programme.
There's also a French music focus built into the lineup, with local acts including Agoria, Ofenbach, Space 92, and Dombresky representing the national electronic scene alongside the international names.
