NOS Alive Festival 2015

NOS Alive Festival 2015

Thursday 9th to Saturday 11th July 2015
Passeio Maritimo de Alges, Lisbon, Portugal MAP
£102 weekend pass with camping + booking feee

Daily capacity: 50,000

Last updated: Mon 15th Jun 2015

NOS Alive Festival, formerly Optimus Alive!, takes place in Lisbon, the capital of sunny Portugal, from Thursday 9th to Saturday 11th of July 2015.

Line-up

The latest additions are Django Django, Cold Specks, Bear's Den, Etienne De Crecy, and Feadz.

Muse, The Prodigy, Mumford & Sons, Stromae, Alt-J, James Blake, Metronomy, Kodaline, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Róisín Murphy, Jessie Ware, Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals, Young Fathers, Flume, The Ting Tings, Dead Combo, James Bay, Sheppard, Bleachers, The Wombats, Sam Smith, Chromeo, Mogwai, HMB, Djedjotronic , SuperDiscount, Erol Alkan, Miss Kittin, Louisahhh!!!, Riton, Alex Metric B2B Aeroplane, Feadz, Basset Hounds, Cave Story, Light Gun Fire, Los Waves, Tape Junk, Tracy Vandal, Tiga, Ten Walls, Julio Bashmore, Breach, Marmozets, Disclosure, Counting Crows, Sleaford Mods, Azealia Banks, Flight Facilities, and Benji B, and Eclair FiFi. There are still more acts to be announced.

To see who is playing where and when see the NOS Alive line-up page.

Tickets

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A 3 day ticket with camping was priced at £102 with camping or £88 without camping and has sold out. Thursday day tickets have also sold out. A day ticket is priced at £44.50. Prices do not include booking fees.

Entertainment

Now entering its ninth year, the 50,000 capacity festival enjoys sunny weather and a prime location in the heart of Lisbon, a 5 minute drive from the capital's historical landmarks and nightlife. This event is for over 6s only.

With some of Europe's best beaches and surfing spots 10 mins away by train, Nos Alive is very much a 'beach by day, music by night' destination festival - the festival opens at 6pm and goes on until 6am and fans can either book from the huge array of affordable local accommodation, or camp in the festival campsite.

With the Tagus River as landscape to explore the festival has arts, cafes, restaurants, as well as music on offer.

Accommodation

There is camping available (must be purchased with ticket), and also plenty of other accommodation options in the city and festival goers are recommended to book accommodation in Lisbon early.

More information will be here when available.