20–21 NOVEMBER 2027 · MORJIM BEACH, GOA
Thirty-two acts across three stages. Forty kitchens cooking on open fire from noon until the last set. One very long stretch of sand.
Headliners below. The full stage-by-stage lineup and set times land four weeks out.
Saturday headliner, Dune Stage. Nine-piece dub and brass collective out of Mumbai, closing the night at 11pm.
Sunday, Palm Stage. Two guitars, a modular rig, and a sunset slot that sold out their last three shows.
Sunday headliner, Dune Stage. Carnatic vocals over club percussion. First Goa appearance in six years.
Both nights, Sandbar Stage. Back-to-back vinyl sets from midnight, running as late as the licence allows.
Saturday, Palm Stage. Twelve musicians, no setlist, entirely improvised each night. It has never gone the same way twice.
Local acts, touring bands, and four slots we hold back for artists we find at other festivals during the year.
No gas, no induction, no exceptions — it is the one rule we give vendors. Forty kitchens run from noon to midnight, and nothing on site costs more than 400 rupees.
All passes include entry to every stage. Food and drink are paid separately at the kitchens.
One day, all three stages, in and out as often as you like. Pick your day at checkout.
Both days, and the only pass that gets you into the Sandbar late sets. This is the one most people want.
Weekend pass plus a pitch in the dune field, showers, and 6am bakery access. Two hundred pitches only.
