Canada’s biggest Après-ski music festival, Altitunes, is heading to Sun Peaks Resort for the very first time. After four sold-out years at Big White Ski Resort, the festival is expanding to Sun Peaks for Easter weekend, April 3rd and 4th, 2026, promising two days of skiing, snowboarding, live music, and sun-drenched après energy.
A History of Big Beats and Powder
Since launching in 2022, Altitunes has brought the ultimate alpine festival experience to the mountains, combining top-tier live performances with ski-village vibes. Each year, thousands of fans have flocked to Big White for unforgettable moments—crowd-surfing in snow jackets, impromptu patio parties, late-night village hangs, and early-morning runs before the lifts open.
Now at Sun Peaks
In 2026, Altitunes will bring its signature high-energy, high-production vibe to Sun Peaks, anchored at the Sun Peaks Centre Stage, Western Canada’s largest outdoor covered entertainment venue. Festival-goers can expect events across the village, on patios, and even on the slopes, combining the perfect mix of daytime mountain adventures with night-time concerts.
Sun Peaks offers world-class skiing and snowboarding across three alpine peaks, a vibrant pedestrian village with restaurants and après spots, and stunning mountain views—the ideal backdrop for a festival built on music, powder, and good vibes. “Having the festival here is a great way to show what our mountain community is all about, with fun, memorable experiences that bring people together,” said Naomi Kerchinsky, Executive Director of Tourism Sun Peaks.
Tickets & Access
Pre-sale passes are on sale now for fans with access codes. Past years have sold out quickly, and accommodations at Sun Peaks are expected to fill fast.
Know Before You Go
Altitunes is a 19+ outdoor event with strict policies to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience:
- Two pieces of ID required for entry, one government-issued.
- Seating is first-come, first-served; bring lawn chairs or blankets.
- Festival tickets do not include lift passes or accommodations.
- Umbrellas allowed, with size restrictions; no outside food or drinks.
- Service dogs allowed; pets otherwise prohibited.
- Security may search attendees; no weapons or fireworks.
- Rain, snow, or shine—tickets are non-refundable, and artist cancellations do not constitute a refund.
- Lewd or disruptive conduct may result in removal.
- Wheelchair accessible areas are available; contact altitunes@denimonthediamond.com for details.
What’s Next
The artist lineup is expected to be announced soon, promising another stacked mix of top-tier acts.
Altitunes organizers says the event continues to redefine Canada’s winter music festival scene—where fresh powder, music, and good times collide for memories that last long after the snow melts.
