LowTide 2027, electronic music festival

When
– 2027
Where
Gdańsk shipyard
Stages
Slipway + Plate Hall
Capacity
6,000
Buy tickets

Day pass €69 · Weekend pass €119

Lineup

Two days, twenty-two acts. The Slipway runs in daylight and into the evening; the Plate Hall runs into the night.

Saturday 14 August

  • Rust Cathedral
    • Pilot Whale Sound System
    • Dry Dock Ensemble
    • Kelp Static
    • Sodium Lamp Trio
    • Ferrous Tide b2b Mira Okoń
    • Bosun & Grey
    • Ola Szkwał
    • Halina Wrack
    • Saltmarsh Radio
    • Neap Choir

Sunday 15 August

  • Twelve Gantries
    • Hull 1102
    • Undertow Unit
    • Mira Okoń
    • The Rivet Counters
    • Lanternfish
    • Kaja Ballast
    • Ebb Signal
    • Wavecut Bench
    • Saltmarsh Radio (closing)

Every artist name on this page is fictional and used for design purposes only.

Timetable

Read it like the draft marks on a hull: each big mark is an hour. All times are local (CEST). Set times can still move by a few minutes.

Gates open 14:00 both days.

Saturday 14 August

SlipwayOpen air · 15:00–23:00
Plate HallIndoors · 16:00–04:00
Neap Choir
Halina Wrack
Bosun & Grey
Kelp Static
Rust Cathedral
Saltmarsh Radio
Ola Szkwał
Sodium Lamp Trio
Pilot Whale Sound System
Dry Dock Ensemble
Ferrous Tide b2b Mira Okoń

Sunday 15 August

SlipwayOpen air · 15:00–23:00
Plate HallIndoors · 16:00–02:00
Wavecut Bench
Kaja Ballast
The Rivet Counters
Undertow Unit
Twelve Gantries
Ebb Signal
Lanternfish
Mira Okoń
Hull 1102
Saltmarsh Radio

Tickets

Two kinds of ticket, sold until the shipyard reaches its 6,000 capacity. Prices include VAT and booking fees.

Ticket type

Day pass

€69one day

  • Entry on Saturday or Sunday, gates 14:00
  • Both stages until close
  • Re-entry on the same day

Weekend pass

€119both days

  • Entry on Saturday and Sunday
  • Both stages until close, both nights
  • One wristband, kept on for the weekend

€691 × day pass

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The shipyard

A decommissioned shipyard on the water in Gdańsk. The Slipway stage stands where hulls were launched; the Plate Hall is the old steel-cutting shed.

Schematic site map The walking route runs from Gdańsk Główny station in the south-west to the festival gate, then on to the Plate Hall and the Slipway stage at the water's edge in the east. WATER PLATE HALL SLIPWAY crane Festival gate Gdańsk Główny
Schematic, not to scale. The exact gate location is published with the final site map.

Getting there

  • On foot

    The shipyard sits on the edge of the city centre. From Gdańsk Główny station, follow the yellow signs to the festival gate.

  • Train

    Gdańsk Główny is served by intercity trains and the SKM city rail. Trains from Gdańsk airport reach the city with one change.

  • Tram & bus

    Several tram lines stop near the main station. Check ZTM Gdańsk for night services after the Plate Hall closes.

  • Bike

    Bike parking inside the gate. There is no car park for the festival.

FAQ

What age do I need to be?

Low Tide is 18+. Bring photo ID; it is checked at the gate together with your ticket.

Can I leave and come back?

Yes, on the same day. Your wristband is scanned on the way out and back in.

What happens if it rains?

The Slipway is open air and plays in light rain. If the weather makes the stage unsafe, sets move into the Plate Hall where possible. Bring a waterproof layer: it is the Baltic coast.

Is the site accessible?

The ground is old concrete and steel plate, mostly level. There is a step-free route from the gate to both stages, a viewing platform at the Slipway and accessible toilets. Write to the access team before the festival if you need a companion ticket.

Can I bring food and drink?

Sealed water bottles up to 0.5 l are fine. Free water refill points are next to both stages. Other food and drink is sold on site.

Can I get a refund?

Tickets are not refundable, but you can transfer a ticket to someone else's name until 7 August 2027.

Policies above are drafts for the organisers to confirm before tickets go on sale.