Electric Mountain Festival
At a glance
The Electric Mountain Festival is a multi-day electronic music festival in the Sölden ski area. The main stage stands at Giggijoch at around 2,300 metres and is used on two main days, with doors at eleven, the line-up starting around one and the last set around seven. Further stages are spread across the ski area, and the evening programme continues in bars in the village. The festival takes place in April, from 13 to 18 April in 2026 and from 12 to 17 April in 2027.
The appeal is the combination: skiing in the morning, the stage in the afternoon, both on the same mountain. The main stage at Giggijoch is reached from the piste and the audience stands in ski boots in the snow. Because the festival falls in April, it is usually warm enough for that.
You need a valid ski pass alongside the festival ticket, because the way to Giggijoch runs through the ski area. Ticketing changes every year, so the organiser's site is what counts.
From Haus Kristiania it is a few minutes on foot to the Giggijoch lift, which is the one that leads to the main stage. You get back without a car in the evening because the after-show venues are in the village. Festival week books out early with us.
Terms
Good to know
What to settle before booking.
- Minimum stay
- three nights
- Arrival in winter
- from 20 December to 11 April, Saturday to Saturday
- Tourist tax
- 5.00 euros per person per day, children under 15 pay none
The apartments start at 65 euros per night. All periods with the rate per occupancy are listed on the rates page.
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What guests ask about it
When is the Electric Mountain Festival in Sölden?
In April. In 2026 it ran from 13 to 18 April, and 12 to 17 April is announced for 2027. The main stage at Giggijoch is used on two of those days.
Where does the festival take place?
The main stage is at Giggijoch at around 2,300 metres, in the middle of the ski area. Further stages are spread across the ski area, and the evening continues in bars in the village.
Do you need a ski pass for the festival?
Yes. The way to the main stage runs through the ski area, so a valid ski pass is needed alongside the festival ticket. What exactly the ticket covers is on the organiser's site.
