Tomorrowland Winter 2027 first names: Nico Moreno and Space 92 lead the Alpe d'Huez bill
Tomorrowland Winter 2027 takes place in Alpe d'Huez, France, from 20 to 27 March 2027 under the theme The Great Library of Tomorrow. The first names include French techno artists Nico Moreno and Space 92, plus Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Lost Frequencies, Hannah Laing, Korolova, Miss Monique, Novah and ELFIGO. The full lineup follows later.
Tomorrowland Winter has revealed the first artists for its 2027 edition. The ski resort festival returns to Alpe d'Huez in the French Alps from 20 to 27 March 2027, and this time the story is told through a new theme, The Great Library of Tomorrow.
The headline of the first announcement is French techno. Nico Moreno and Space 92, two of the country's most booked techno exports, are both on the bill, effectively playing a home show on the slopes. They are joined by Tomorrowland regulars Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike and Lost Frequencies, plus Hannah Laing, Korolova, Miss Monique, Novah and ELFIGO, a tech house name the festival is clearly backing as one to watch.
Tickets are already moving. According to the festival's own FAQ, seven day packages with accommodation went on sale on 3 October, followed by four day packages and passes without accommodation on 10 October. The rest of the lineup and further programme details will be shared later in the season.
The booking mix says a lot about where the mountain edition sits in 2027. Tomorrowland Winter has always leaned on big room crossover acts, but putting Nico Moreno and Space 92 at the front of the first wave shows how far fast, hard edged French techno has travelled into mainstream festival programming. Hannah Laing and Korolova add the energetic, high BPM side that has become a reliable draw for younger crowds across Europe.
For artists and their teams, Tomorrowland Winter is a different kind of booking from a summer field. Capacities are spread across mountain stages, altitude venues and village spots, and a lot of the week happens in smaller rooms. That creates space for acts who can read a crowd in daylight on a terrace as well as in a dark tent at night, and for DJs prepared to play shorter, sharper sets.
If you manage a techno or hard techno act, the useful signal here is timing. March bookings for Alpine festivals and the club nights around them are being locked through the winter, and a French techno lead at Tomorrowland Winter will lift interest in similar acts for spring dates in France, Belgium and Switzerland. Get your routing ideas to agents and promoters now rather than in February.