DGTL Amsterdam 2027: Dates, Tickets & Everything You Need to Know DISCOVER MORE: live music festivals amsterdam DGTL Amsterdam is back. One of Europe's best electronic music festivals returns to the NDSM Docklands for another three-day takeover — and if you've been before, you already know what's coming. If you haven't, this is the one. Here's everything confirmed so far for 2027, plus what to expect if it's your first time. Quick navigation Dates & venue Tickets Lineup NDSM Docklands Sustainability Getting there Where to stay FAQs 1. DGTL Amsterdam 2027 — dates & venue DGTL Amsterdam 2027 takes place over three days at the NDSM Docklands in Amsterdam Noord. Dates: Friday 26 – Sunday 28 March 2027 Venue: NDSM Docklands, NDSM-Plein, Amsterdam Friday night: 22:00 – 05:00 Saturday: 12:00 – 23:00 / Night: 23:00 – 05:00 Sunday: 13:00 – 23:00 / Night: 23:00 – 05:00 The festival spans day and night programming across the weekend — so you're not choosing between daytime and dark. You get both. 2. Tickets Tickets for DGTL Amsterdam 2027 are on sale now. Prices are dynamic — they increase as tickets sell out, so buying early is the best way to keep costs down. Book directly at dgtl-festival.com Tickets are digital — no printing needed, scan directly from your phone Resale is available via TicketSwap at a maximum 20% above the original price Bus packages from across the Netherlands available via Partybussen 👉 Get tickets at dgtl-festival.com 3. Lineup The full lineup for DGTL Amsterdam 2027 hasn't been announced yet. DGTL typically releases artists in waves — the first announcement usually drops in autumn of the year before. Follow @dgtlfestival on Instagram for announcements Past headliners have included Bicep, Charlotte de Witte, Adam Beyer, Peggy Gou and Richie Hawtin DGTL focuses on electronic and techno — expect artists from across the full spectrum from house to hard techno We'll update this page as the lineup is confirmed. Check back closer to autumn 2026 for first wave announcements. 4. NDSM Docklands — the venue The NDSM Docklands aren't just a backdrop — they're a big part of what makes DGTL special. A former shipyard in Amsterdam Noord, the site operated from 1946 to 1979 and has since become one of the most creative spaces in the city. DGTL uses the raw industrial architecture — old warehouses, dry docks, container yards — as stages and spaces, making it feel unlike any festival in a field. Located across the IJ river from Amsterdam Central Station Accessible by free GVB ferry — about 15 minutes from Central Station The NDSM hall alone is 20,000 square metres The site has evolved significantly year on year. DGTL 2026 featured a 160m² LED installation — expect the 2027 edition to push production further again. 5. Sustainability — what sets DGTL apart DGTL has been calling itself the world's most sustainable electronic music festival for years — and it backs that claim up. Sustainability at DGTL isn't a PR exercise; it's built into how the festival operates across five areas: resources, energy, mobility, sanitation and food. Food: all food at the festival is plant-based and biologically produced Energy: 100% renewable energy sources — no diesel generators Water: free tap water available at all toilet areas; circular water solutions on site Waste: zero single-use items — no plastic water bottles, balloons or inflatables allowed Mobility: no dedicated car parking; festival actively promotes ferry, bike and bus travel It's one of the few festivals where the environmental commitment is genuinely felt on the ground — not just in the programme notes. 6. Getting to NDSM from Amsterdam The NDSM Docklands are across the IJ from central Amsterdam — but getting there is easy and part of the experience. Ferry: free GVB ferry from behind Amsterdam Central Station — around 15 minutes to NDSM. DGTL runs extra ferries during the festival. Check live times at pontveer.nl Bike: take the ferry to Buiksloterweg and cycle from there — DGTL's recommended option Bus: packages from across the Netherlands via Partybussen — bookable when buying tickets Uber / taxi: drop-off point at Ms. Tarnweg. No parking on site If you're attending the night programme, check the last ferry times before you head in — waiting times increase significantly after the event ends. 7. Where to stay for DGTL Amsterdam 2027 Amsterdam fills up fast around DGTL weekend. Staying central is the smart move — you're a short ferry ride from the NDSM Docklands, and you've got the whole city on your doorstep for the days around the festival. Generator Amsterdam is centrally located and well-connected to Amsterdam Central Station — from there, the DGTL ferry is 15 minutes away Book early — accommodation around festival weekends in Amsterdam sells out fast 👉 Check availability at Generator Amsterdam FAQs about DGTL Amsterdam 2027 When is DGTL Amsterdam 2027? DGTL Amsterdam 2027 takes place Friday 26 to Sunday 28 March 2027 at the NDSM Docklands in Amsterdam Noord. Where is DGTL Amsterdam held? DGTL Amsterdam takes place at the NDSM Docklands — a former shipyard in Amsterdam Noord, accessible by free GVB ferry from Amsterdam Central Station in around 15 minutes. How do I get tickets for DGTL Amsterdam 2027? Tickets are available directly at dgtl-festival.com. Prices are dynamic and increase as tickets sell out, so buying early gets you the best rate. Resale is available via TicketSwap. What kind of music does DGTL play? DGTL focuses on electronic music — primarily techno and house, covering the full spectrum from deep house to hard techno. The festival is known for booking both internationally recognised headliners and emerging artists. Is DGTL Amsterdam suitable for first-timers? Yes — DGTL is well-organised, the NDSM venue is impressive, and the crowd is welcoming. The festival has clear harm reduction policies and an awareness crew on site. Day programming on Saturday and Sunday is a good entry point if you want to experience it without committing to the night sessions. What's the minimum age for DGTL Amsterdam? DGTL Amsterdam is an 18+ event. Check availability for Generator Amsterdam
DGTL Amsterdam is back. One of Europe's best electronic music festivals returns to the NDSM Docklands for another three-day takeover — and if you've been before, you already know what's coming. If you haven't, this is the one. Here's everything confirmed so far for 2027, plus what to expect if it's your first time. Quick navigation Dates & venue Tickets Lineup NDSM Docklands Sustainability Getting there Where to stay FAQs 1. DGTL Amsterdam 2027 — dates & venue DGTL Amsterdam 2027 takes place over three days at the NDSM Docklands in Amsterdam Noord. Dates: Friday 26 – Sunday 28 March 2027 Venue: NDSM Docklands, NDSM-Plein, Amsterdam Friday night: 22:00 – 05:00 Saturday: 12:00 – 23:00 / Night: 23:00 – 05:00 Sunday: 13:00 – 23:00 / Night: 23:00 – 05:00 The festival spans day and night programming across the weekend — so you're not choosing between daytime and dark. You get both. 2. Tickets Tickets for DGTL Amsterdam 2027 are on sale now. Prices are dynamic — they increase as tickets sell out, so buying early is the best way to keep costs down. Book directly at dgtl-festival.com Tickets are digital — no printing needed, scan directly from your phone Resale is available via TicketSwap at a maximum 20% above the original price Bus packages from across the Netherlands available via Partybussen 👉 Get tickets at dgtl-festival.com 3. Lineup The full lineup for DGTL Amsterdam 2027 hasn't been announced yet. DGTL typically releases artists in waves — the first announcement usually drops in autumn of the year before. Follow @dgtlfestival on Instagram for announcements Past headliners have included Bicep, Charlotte de Witte, Adam Beyer, Peggy Gou and Richie Hawtin DGTL focuses on electronic and techno — expect artists from across the full spectrum from house to hard techno We'll update this page as the lineup is confirmed. Check back closer to autumn 2026 for first wave announcements. 4. NDSM Docklands — the venue The NDSM Docklands aren't just a backdrop — they're a big part of what makes DGTL special. A former shipyard in Amsterdam Noord, the site operated from 1946 to 1979 and has since become one of the most creative spaces in the city. DGTL uses the raw industrial architecture — old warehouses, dry docks, container yards — as stages and spaces, making it feel unlike any festival in a field. Located across the IJ river from Amsterdam Central Station Accessible by free GVB ferry — about 15 minutes from Central Station The NDSM hall alone is 20,000 square metres The site has evolved significantly year on year. DGTL 2026 featured a 160m² LED installation — expect the 2027 edition to push production further again. 5. Sustainability — what sets DGTL apart DGTL has been calling itself the world's most sustainable electronic music festival for years — and it backs that claim up. Sustainability at DGTL isn't a PR exercise; it's built into how the festival operates across five areas: resources, energy, mobility, sanitation and food. Food: all food at the festival is plant-based and biologically produced Energy: 100% renewable energy sources — no diesel generators Water: free tap water available at all toilet areas; circular water solutions on site Waste: zero single-use items — no plastic water bottles, balloons or inflatables allowed Mobility: no dedicated car parking; festival actively promotes ferry, bike and bus travel It's one of the few festivals where the environmental commitment is genuinely felt on the ground — not just in the programme notes. 6. Getting to NDSM from Amsterdam The NDSM Docklands are across the IJ from central Amsterdam — but getting there is easy and part of the experience. Ferry: free GVB ferry from behind Amsterdam Central Station — around 15 minutes to NDSM. DGTL runs extra ferries during the festival. Check live times at pontveer.nl Bike: take the ferry to Buiksloterweg and cycle from there — DGTL's recommended option Bus: packages from across the Netherlands via Partybussen — bookable when buying tickets Uber / taxi: drop-off point at Ms. Tarnweg. No parking on site If you're attending the night programme, check the last ferry times before you head in — waiting times increase significantly after the event ends. 7. Where to stay for DGTL Amsterdam 2027 Amsterdam fills up fast around DGTL weekend. Staying central is the smart move — you're a short ferry ride from the NDSM Docklands, and you've got the whole city on your doorstep for the days around the festival. Generator Amsterdam is centrally located and well-connected to Amsterdam Central Station — from there, the DGTL ferry is 15 minutes away Book early — accommodation around festival weekends in Amsterdam sells out fast 👉 Check availability at Generator Amsterdam FAQs about DGTL Amsterdam 2027 When is DGTL Amsterdam 2027? DGTL Amsterdam 2027 takes place Friday 26 to Sunday 28 March 2027 at the NDSM Docklands in Amsterdam Noord. Where is DGTL Amsterdam held? DGTL Amsterdam takes place at the NDSM Docklands — a former shipyard in Amsterdam Noord, accessible by free GVB ferry from Amsterdam Central Station in around 15 minutes. How do I get tickets for DGTL Amsterdam 2027? Tickets are available directly at dgtl-festival.com. Prices are dynamic and increase as tickets sell out, so buying early gets you the best rate. Resale is available via TicketSwap. What kind of music does DGTL play? DGTL focuses on electronic music — primarily techno and house, covering the full spectrum from deep house to hard techno. The festival is known for booking both internationally recognised headliners and emerging artists. Is DGTL Amsterdam suitable for first-timers? Yes — DGTL is well-organised, the NDSM venue is impressive, and the crowd is welcoming. The festival has clear harm reduction policies and an awareness crew on site. Day programming on Saturday and Sunday is a good entry point if you want to experience it without committing to the night sessions. What's the minimum age for DGTL Amsterdam? DGTL Amsterdam is an 18+ event.
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