Europe’s premier alpine music competition, hailed because the ‘get together on high of the world’ – Rise is again for its 2025 version and guarantees an electrifying fusion of snow sports activities and cutting-edge digital music. Set towards the breathtaking backdrop of Les 2 Alpes from December 6–13, the competition has unveiled its part one lineup, that includes a dynamic mixture of established heavyweights and rising stars.
Main the cost is Overmono, delivering a DJ set that’s certain to captivate. Becoming a member of them is Irish techno sensation Kettama, drum and bass maestro Kanine, and the ever-innovative Interplanetary Prison. The lineup additionally boasts skills like Lens, Josh Baker, Mozey, Max Dean, Luuk Van Dijk, Rossi., Badger, Serum, Gaskin, Diffrent, Ellia Jaya, and Wildish, guaranteeing a various sonic expertise that spans home, storage, drum and bass, and extra.
There’s additionally extra to Rise Competition than simply the music; it is an immersive expertise that mixes the joys of snowboarding and snowboarding with world-class performances. Attendees can stay up for raves at 2,600 meters above sea stage, spa restoration classes, eating experiences above the clouds, and late-night warehouse events that redefine the après-ski custom.
With over 45 international locations represented in 2024, Rise continues to attract a world crowd, all desperate to partake in its distinctive mix of journey and artistry. Tickets begin at £389 per individual, which features a competition go and a 6-day elevate go. Complete packages, overlaying lodging and equipment rent, can be found from £699 per individual for teams of eight, or £839 for teams of 4. Take a look at their after film beneath of final yr’s 10 anniversary particular.
As anticipation builds, extra artist bulletins are on the horizon. For tickets and extra data, go to www.rise-festival.com
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