Returning for its largest and most ambitious edition to date, Tahoe Live announces its 2025 artist lineup and a three-day extension. The event now spans an entire weekend at Palisades Tahoe, from December 12 to 14, promising the biggest and most exciting headliners so far. While it continues to evolve, it preserves its boutique, intimate format with a single stage, allowing fans to enjoy every performance without overlaps—a crucial factor when you have a line-up like this year.
Taking to the slopes!
The only electronic music festival in the U.S. hosted at a ski resort, Tahoe Live combines music, snow, and stunning scenery. Known for its top headliners like REZZ and Diplo, this year is no exception. Grammy-nominated producer Porter Robinson and multi-platinum artist Alison Wonderland will hit the slopes to perform. No strangers to snow, Canadian duo Zeds Dead takes the stage, as well as a special guest, DJ Diesel promising an unforgettbale weekend of fresh powder and hard hitting tunes.
Supporting acts include Mexico’s Jessica Audiffred, Peekaboo, San Holo, Sippy, Hairtage, and Zen Selekta, among others. The lineup promises a variety of performers for everyone to enjoy, whether you’re carving fresh powder, relaxing by the fire with hot cocoa, or dancing to top electronic artists. Tahoe Live is a great time for all. Get your rave goggles ready and find your old winter coat, because tickets for this winter wonderland go on sale Monday, August 4th at 10 am PST.
Tahoe Live
Tahoe Live is crafted as a comprehensive destination event, offering a full mountain retreat with on-site lodging and luxury stays. Whether visitors come to ski, snowboard, or enjoy the scenery while listening to top-tier performances, Tahoe Live promises an unforgettable weekend in the Sierra’s heart. For an even more exclusive experience, VIP passes offer expedited entry, private restrooms, heated viewing areas, and access to VIP-only dining and beverage options.
“As we continue to grow Tahoe Live, this year’s expansion to three days marks a turning point,” says Dustin Esson, founder of LIVE