Horst Festival 2027 will take place from Thursday May 6 to Saturday May 8, with May 6 being a bank holiday!

The address is Willem Elsschotstraat 19, 1800 Vilvoorde, Belgium.

Tickets for Horst Festival are available exclusively through the official Horst Festival ticketshop here.

You can purchase up to 5 tickets per ticket type, both in first and regular release.

The following tickets will be available, all prices include service costs:‍

Weekend Youth Ticket (born in 2004 or later)* €139
Weekend First Release €199
Weekend Regular Release €209

Thursday First Release €85
Thursday Regular Release €89
Thursday Final Release €95

Friday First Release €85
Friday Regular Release €89
Friday Final Release €95

Saturday First Release €85
Saturday Regular Release €89
Saturday Final Release €95

Weekend Camping €85

*Valid ID is required, as we check identity documents at the entrance. If your ID doesn't show 2004 or later, you will need to pay the difference between the price paid for my Youth Ticket and the standard price applicable.

After purchasing, you’ll receive a confirmation email from Paylogic.

How to access your ticket:

Step 1: Open the order confirmation email from Paylogic.

Step 2: Click the Manage Order button, this will take you to the MyOrder environment where your ticket will appear once available.

Your tickets for Horst Festival will become available in the MyOrder environment 24 hours before the event.

Didn't receive the purchase confirmation email or deleted it by mistake? Check your spam folder for a Paylogic e-mail, just to be sure. You can request a new confirmation email here.

For any questions, contact Paylogic via this page.

You'll be able to view your order status in your MyOrder environment via your Paylogic email.

Step 1: Open the order confirmation email from Paylogic.

Step 2: Click the Manage Order button, this will take you to the MyOrder environment where your ticket will appear once available.

Your tickets for Horst Festival will become available in the MyOrder environment 24 hours before the event.

Yes, resale will be available end of February. You'll be able to view your order status and follow resale options in your MyOrder environment via your Paylogic email.

No, you can’t cancel your ticket. We don’t offer a refund. If you can’t come, you can resell your tickets. More information will be available by end of February. Please note that we cannot guarantee entrance with tickets that are sold or bought on other reselling platforms or other third parties.

We know that ticket prices can be a barrier. This is why we offer a limited number of low income day tickets at a 50% discount. If you are facing temporary or systemic financial difficulties, you are welcome to request one here. The process is simple and without any questions asked; we trust you to make the best use of this ticket.

Please submit your request by Friday 16 April. You will hear from us by Friday, 30 April. Kindly note that if too many people apply for the same day, tickets will be allocated through a random selection process. If we cannot offer you your preferred day, we will do our best to propose an alternative date.

Go to the MyOrder section on the Paylogic platform. First, personalise your tickets. Once they have been personalised, you can request an invoice for your order directly through the platform.

Yes, Horst offers a camping spot. Our camping opens on Thursday 14th of May at 11am and closes Sunday 17th of May at 12:30pm.

Tickets can be bought through our ticketshop.

The address of the camping is Park Rolleveld (entrance Nieuwe Rolleweg 131).

Our camping opens on Thursday 6th of May at 11am and closes Sunday 9th of May at 12:30pm.

Campervans, including VWs, are not permitted on the festival camping grounds. However, there are designated parking areas available near the campsite. Staying overnight in these parking areas is allowed at your own risk, but please note that no facilities such as toilets or electricity are available. Please be aware that sleeping in vehicles is officially not permitted, so we cannot guarantee that you will not receive a fine.

Horst prioritises accessibility for all attendees, we will update our accessibility plan for stages and artworks at the festival mid april. Each sanitary zone across the site is equipped with at least one toilet for people with disabilities. If you would like to receive more information or assistance, please get in touch via info@horstartsandmusic.com.

Collective Care at Horst is rooted in the idea that care is a shared responsibility. It is not a service provided to you, but an environment we build together, both on and off the dancefloor.

This approach draws from practices developed within queer and BIPOC communities, where safer spaces have long been a vital response to exclusion in nightlife. For us, it means actively looking out for one another, being mindful of the space you occupy, and respecting the boundaries of others.

If you want to dive deeper into the origins of our approach, you can read our editorial: Soft Power: Collective Caring for the Club.

The questions below make this approach tangible, so you know exactly what it looks like and how to be part of it.

Collective Care exists in different forms across the festival.

There is a dedicated space where you can step away from the crowd: quieter, lower-stimulation, with room to sit, rest, or talk to someone. Preventive materials are available there, in collaboration with Safe ‘n Sound.

You’ll also find Collective Care team members across the site both roaming and at fixed points. They’re approachable, visible, and there to support.

But Collective Care is not limited to a team or a space it also lives in how we treat each other throughout the festival. This is why we kindly ask you to take part in it yourself.

You can reach out if you experience or witness harassment, racism, transphobia, homophobia, ableism, misogyny, or any form of disrespectful behavior.

If you’re unsure, that’s already a good reason to reach out. Whether you feel overwhelmed, uncomfortable, or simply need a moment to reset, you’re welcome. It’s always better to come for something small than to wait for something to escalate.

Be aware of others, you’re sharing this space. Don’t assume, ask. Respect personal space. Don’t touch, stare, or approach someone in a way that could make them uncomfortable. We do not tolerate any form of discrimination, harassment, or disrespectful behavior. If boundaries are crossed, the Collective Care team may step in.

You can approach the Collective Care team directly, or ask any staff member to connect you with us.

We listen first, and take your experience seriously. Depending on the situation, we offer support, help mediate, or, if necessary, escalate. Removal from the festival is always a last resort, but it remains an option in cases of harmful behavior.

Collective Care starts with you. Check in with others. Respect boundaries. Be aware of your impact. If you see something that feels off, don’t ignore it, you have the agency to act, even in small ways. 

You can approach the Collective Care team directly, or ask any staff member to connect you with us.

You can reach us at collectivecare@horstartsandmusic.com with any ideas, feedback, or concerns. Your feedback helps us evolve and sharpen how we practice care.

Volunteers play a crucial role in bringing the festival to life, offering their invaluable time and skills at various stages—before, during, and after the event.

Visitor shifts will open early spring 2027. We announce through mailing & Instagram.

Horst welcomes and invites (relevant) media representatives to cover the festival. For accreditation send an e-mail to press@horstartsandmusic.com and state the necessary information: name of/link to media, name of the applicant and the type of coverage (reviews, interviews, audio, video, photos, etc).