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Harry Fletcher

Snowbombing 2020 line-up: Liam Gallagher, Foals and The Streets confirmed for festival

The first acts for next year’s Snowbombing festival have been announced, with Liam Gallagher, Foals and The Streets all confirmed.

Chase and Status, Rudimental, Kurupt FM, Big Narstie, Mall Grab and Maribou State will also appear, with further acts to be announced.

The event takes place in Mayrhofen, nearly 9,000ft up in the Austrian Alps, from April 13-18 next year.

The festival mixes live music and DJ sets with skiing and snowboarding – and those of all abilities encouraged to attend. Those up to it can attempt the Harakiri, Austria’s steepest slope, while novices can take lessons on the beginner-friendly slopes.

Elsewhere, there will be the opportunity to boogie in an ingloo or unwind in a luxury spa.

How to get tickets for Snowbombing 2020

Tickets are on sale now, with prices starting at £269. Buy them here.

Snowbombing 2020 line-up

  • Liam Gallagher
  • The Streets
  • Foals
  • Kurupt FM
  • Big Narstie
  • Elder Island
  • Chase and Status
  • Rudimental
  • Gorgon City
  • Holy Goof
  • Mall Grab
  • Maribou State
  • My Nu Leng
  • Sub Focus
  • Wilkinson
  • Alexis
  • Barely Legal
  • Brame and Hamo
  • Craig Charles Funk and Soul Club
  • Distinkt
  • DJ Seinfeld
  • DJ Yoda
  • Emerald
  • Jaguar
  • Kettama
  • Krystal Klear
  • Kristen Velvet Heidi
  • Mattias Meyer
  • Monki
  • Paul Woolford
  • Rebuke
  • Sherelle
  • Special Request
  • TSHA
  • Uncle Dugs
  • Waze and Odyssey
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