The Mountains Are Calling: Rise 2025 Drops First Names

Rise Festival is back with the first drop of big names for its 2025 edition. The world’s biggest independent ski and music festival returns to Les 2 Alpes from 6–13 December for another week of snow, cutting-edge music and non-stop parties in the mountains. For more info and tickets, visit http://www.rise-festival.com. 

The 2025 soundtrack comes out swinging with the first wave of acts featuring a potent mix of electronic talent. House, garage, drum and bass, minimal – it’s all here. Phase one brings a stacked mix of heavy-hitters and fresh names, including Kettama, Kanine, Lens, Interplanetary Criminal, Overmono (DJ set), Josh Baker, Mozey, Max Dean, Luuk Van Dijk, Rossi., Badger, Serum, Gaskin, Diffrent, Ellia Jaya and Wildish. 

Rise draws a global crowd every year (45+ countries repped in 2024) across three main stages, five indoor venues and a late-night warehouse site that turns into the ultimate alpine afters. Whether the crowds are there for the boarding, the raving or both, it’s a high-altitude experience like no other.

Set in a beautiful, snow-covered village, Rise Festival has something for everyone, from the absolute beginners to the seasoned shredders. Expect raves 2600m up the mountain (no other party has views like this one), spa recovery sessions, dining above the clouds, and all kinds of standout moments. 

Tickets start from £389pp for a festival pass plus a 6-day lift pass. Or go all in with a festival pass, lift pass, accommodation and gear hire from just £699pp for a group of 8 or £839 for a group of 4. Grab yours now at www.rise-festival.com.

More names, new features and fresh announcements are still to come. Rise 2025 is shaping up to be the most exciting edition yet.

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