Snow Machine has unveiled its full 2027 lineup, with Duke Dumont, Ben Böhmer and Deep Dish leading a final wave of artists heading to Japan’s Hakuba Valley next March.
The alpine music festival has added 13 acts to its already stacked bill, joining previously announced names including TOKiMONSTA, KETTAMA, Wilkinson, Elderbrook, Patrick Topping, Luude and Sneaky Sound System for a week of electronic music, skiing, snowboarding and après-ski parties in the Japanese Alps.
Leading the latest announcement is British DJ and producer Duke Dumont, whose catalogue includes global dance hits “Ocean Drive” and “I Got U”. He’ll be joined by German producer Ben Böhmer, known for his atmospheric take on melodic house, and Grammy-winning duo Deep Dish, whose influence on house music stretches back more than three decades.
Swedish techno veteran Christian Smith is also among the new additions, alongside Lost Miracle, the collaborative project of producers Sébastien Léger and Roy Rosenfeld.
Japan’s electronic music scene will be well represented, with turntablist DJ KENTARO, Tokyo-based DJ FELINE and returning duo Monochrome joining the bill. Australian artists DJ Piero, Samantha Loveridge, Jarrod Costello and Noy have also been added, alongside YUVIE.
The wider lineup spans house, techno, drum and bass and beyond, with Kanine, Rebūke, STÜM, Torren Foot, William Kiss, Sam Alfred, Arielle Free, Lovebirds and Risa Taniguchi among the other artists confirmed for 2027.
Beyond the artist announcements, Snow Machine has revealed three major Main Arena stage takeovers, with Zamna, ZEROTOKYO and Patrick Topping’s Trick each curating a night of music and entertainment across Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The takeovers will bring three distinct club experiences to the mountains, from Zamna’s internationally recognised electronic music productions to the sounds of Tokyo nightlife institution ZEROTOKYO and Trick’s club-focused programming.
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Returning to Japan following its 2026 Queenstown edition, Snow Machine will spread across eight stages and seven mountains in Hakuba Valley, with six on-mountain stages and two stages in the Main Arena.
The festival’s combination of daytime mountain sets, nightly performances, pop-up parties and snow sports has become its defining drawcard, offering festivalgoers an experience that stretches well beyond the traditional dance floor.
With its first and second release accommodation packages already sold out, Snow Machine will open its final release next week, with packages starting from $1,566 per person.
Packages combine accommodation, lift passes and festival tickets, with five-night options running from March 2–7 and seven-night options from March 1–8. Flexible payment plans are also available, with deposits starting at $899 per person.
The final release pre-sale begins at 5pm AEDT on Tuesday, October 27th, before the general on-sale for packages and tickets opens at 9am AEDT on Wednesday, October 28th.
Snow Machine Japan 2027 takes place from March 2–7 in Hakuba Valley, Japan.
For the full lineup and ticket information, visit Snow Machine’s official website.
