899 zloty for four days — but only for subscribers: Open'er opens sales for 2027
The Gdynia festival has named next year's dates and two sale dates. A limited pool of passes at a special price goes only to newsletter subscribers.
Open'er Festival has announced the dates of its next edition and opened ticket sales. The festival runs 30 June to 3 July 2027 at the Gdynia-Kosakowo airfield, and the first passes go on sale this August.
This was announced by the festival's newsroom.
The organisers call it the "from Open'er to Open'er" cycle: sales for next year start almost as soon as the previous edition is over.
"Let's go! Open'er 2027 is coming. August 25 is the day for super fans, according to the beloved 'from Open'er to Open'er' cycle. Fan Tix — a limited pool of 4-day passes at the special price of 899 PLN," the festival's announcement reads.
Two dates to remember
25 August is Fan Tix day. This is a limited pool of four-day passes at a special price of 899 zloty plus a 5% service fee. Sales run from noon until the end of the day, or while stocks last, and are open exclusively to people subscribed to the Open'er or Alter Art newsletter. New subscriptions are accepted up to 24 August.
26 August brings Early Bird tickets, this time without the subscription requirement.
What this summer looked like
The 2026 edition brought Florence + The Machine, The xx, Calvin Harris, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, The Cure, JENNIE and Addison Rae to the Orange Main Stage, and Anna Calvi to the Alter Stage. No names for 2027 have been announced yet.
The festival is run by the Alter Art agency, and Open'er passes traditionally sell out long before any line-up is revealed — which is exactly what the early-sales cycle is built on.
As reported earlier by ONE//FM, Lane 8 is coming to Poland for the first time in his career this year — and phones will have to stay out of sight.
Photo: Piotr Tarasewicz
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