Tahoe Live has unveiled its 2026 lineup.

The three-day electronic festival returns to Palisades Tahoe from 11–13 December 2026, combining skiing and snowboarding during the day with electronic music in the mountains afterwards.

Who is playing Tahoe Live 2026?

The biggest names are GRiZ, Chris Lake and Knock2.

They’re joined by Madeon, Teddy Pain, Walker & Royce, Noizu, YDG, Cole Knight, Daniel Allan, Devault, Mary Droppinz, Nala, Control Freak, HerShe and others.

The Teddy Pain booking is particularly unusual.

The project is T-Pain’s move into electronic music, creating another crossover between EDM and hip-hop culture.

One stage means no clashes

Tahoe Live uses a single-stage setup.

That means fans don’t have to decide between GRiZ and another major artist playing simultaneously — everyone effectively experiences the same festival programme.

It’s a very different approach from giant dance festivals running six or seven stages simultaneously.

A festival next to the ski lifts

Location is another major part of Tahoe Live’s identity.

Palisades Tahoe hosted events during the 1960 Winter Olympics and remains one of California’s best-known ski destinations.

Festival doors open at 3pm each day, with music finishing at 10pm, allowing people to spend the earlier part of the day on the mountain.

When is Tahoe Live 2026?

Tahoe Live takes place from 11–13 December 2026 at Palisades Tahoe in Olympic Valley, California.