Before you come
Practicalinformation
Getting here
Egersund has a railway station on the Jæren Line (Jærbanen) and the Sørland Line (Sørlandsbanen). From the station it is about a quarter of an hour's walk to the town centre.
From the station
About 15 minutes' walk (1 km) from Egersund station to the town centre.
Car
E39 to Egersund. Parking in the town centre is not confirmed for the festival days.
Accommodation
Hotel, apartments and camping in and around Egersund town centre. Book early.
Hotel
Grand Hotell Egersund
Rogaland's oldest hotel, in operation since 1878, ten buildings, with rooms furnished in the style of each period. In the middle of the festival area.
WebsiteApartments
Bøe Leilighetshotell
Apartments in the middle of Egersund within walking distance of shops, bars and the sea, with a shared roof terrace.
Hotel
Eikrom
Central Egersund, with rooms, free wifi and a shared kitchen.
Camping
NAF Steinsnes Camping
Camping and cabins on county road 44, about 3 km from Egersund town centre. Open all year.
WebsiteCampervan
Bluescamp
The festival's own campervan parking with electricity and toilets during the festival days.
Offered in previous years. Not confirmed for 2027.
The festival area
All the stages are in Egersund town centre, a few minutes' walk from each other.
Festival office and ticket collection
Not confirmed for 2027 yet. We will update the page as soon as it is.
Payment
Not confirmed for 2027 yet. We will update the page as soon as it is.
Age limits and under-18s
Not confirmed for 2027 yet. We will update the page as soon as it is.
Accessibility
Not confirmed for 2027 yet. We will update the page as soon as it is.
Questions and answers
- Where is the festival held?
- In Egersund town centre, on stages a few minutes' walk from each other. The association behind the festival has its postal address in Sokndal, but the festival takes place in Egersund.Read more: Where is the festival held?
- When is the festival?
- The festival runs Thursday to Saturday, 10–12 June 2027. Should the date change, it will be updated here first.
- When is the programme published?
- Times and stages are published once the line-up is complete. Artists are announced continuously in the run-up to the festival.Read more: When is the programme published?
- Where do I buy tickets?
- Tickets are sold at Hoopla. The purchase link is on the tickets page and in the top menu, and opens Hoopla's shop in a new tab.Read more: Where do I buy tickets?
- Can I volunteer?
- Yes. Volunteers set up stages, work the bar, do security and drive artists. A minimum of eight hours earns you a festival pass, with food and drink while you work.Read more: Can I volunteer?
- How do I get to Egersund?
- Train to Egersund station (Jærbanen from Stavanger, Sørlandsbanen from Oslo and Kristiansand), then about a quarter of an hour on foot to the town centre.Read more: How do I get to Egersund?
- How far is it between the stages?
- A few minutes' walk. All the stages are in Egersund town centre.Read more: How far is it between the stages?
- Do I have to collect my ticket at the festival office?
- Yes. Your ticket is exchanged for a wristband at the ticket office. The address and opening hours for 2027 have not been published yet.Read more: Do I have to collect my ticket at the festival office?
- Is there an age limit?
- The answer will be posted here once this is confirmed for 2027.
- Do under-18s need to be accompanied by an adult?
- The answer will be posted here once this is confirmed for 2027.
- Can I pay by card at the festival?
- The answer will be posted here once this is confirmed for 2027.