Paléo Festival Nyon 2027
Music in Nyon, 19–25 July 2027.
At a glance
- Dates
- Mon, 19 – Sun, 25 July 2027
- Place
- Plaine de l'Asse, Nyon
- Music
- Music
- Size
- about 250’000 visitors
- With camping
- yes
- Lineup
- to come
In short
The festival reports about 250’000 visitors per edition.
In 2027 it takes place 19–25 July 2027.
Updated 22 October 2026
Lineup 2027
As of 22 October 2026 · Source: yeah.paleo.ch · We check the page every day
The 2027 lineup is not out yet. New acts appear here as soon as the organiser names them.
Book your journey
Straight there by public transport, with the tickets right here.
Saver Day Pass
One day of unlimited travel across the GA area, valid until 5 am the next day. Staying overnight? Then you need one each for the journey there and back.
Up to 6 months ahead and limited: on sale for 19 July 2027 from 19 January 2027.
Book the Saver Day PassSaver ticket
Valid on one particular train and limited. The earlier you book, the cheaper it is.
Ordinary ticket
Fully flexible, valid all day on any train.
Trains on Mon, 19 July
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Saver Day Pass as on our «SBB day passes» page, as of 22 October 2026. The trains and their prices come live from our timetable.
Tips from festival-goers
From forums and reports, checked by us and put in our own words. Every tip names its sources.
Pack a rain jacket and boots, and stretch a tarp over your tent and seating area, guyed down well. In violent thunderstorms, badly anchored tents and tarps blow away, as happened on the campsite in 2013.
On the Plaine de l’Asse, it quickly gets muddy when it rains, and thunderstorms often come unexpectedly.
At Paléo, sold out doesn’t mean it’s over: The official ticket exchange stays open until the end of the festival, and every day 1500 tickets for that same evening go on sale online. Only buy through paleo.ch, the Paléo Shop or Ticketcorner.
The tickets are gone within minutes, and fraud cases are piling up on resale platforms.
Even a single day ticket entitles you to camp for free on the campsite all week. The site opens at 12.00 the day before the festival (a Monday in 2026) and is stormed immediately, so arrive early.
With a single ticket you camp for free all week, and the site fills up on the very first day.
From Nyon station, take the little red NStCM train (departs behind the station, access through the underpass), free with a ticket on concert evenings, or walk the lit half-hour route. For the way back after the last concert on the Grande Scène, allow at least 30 minutes to get to the station.
After the main concert everyone wants to leave at the same time, and the shuttle can’t take everyone in one trip.
If you do come by car: Coming from Lausanne, take the Gland exit, because Nyon is often jammed. Or park in Nyon at the Perdtemps car park (free in the evening) and ride up on the free little train.
At rush hour you’re stuck in traffic for a long time on the motorway and in front of the festival car parks.
Paléo is also a food festival: Go to the stands early, before the long queues build up. Look out for the ‘Top 10 Paléo Selection’ label, which anonymous testers award to the best stands of the previous year.
The later in the evening, the longer the queues at the popular stands.
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