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    Small-capacity Kygo festival · tiers from GA up to Palm Club tables

    Palm Tree keeps crowds small and sells space by tier, so the line between standing at the rail and watching from a raised table is the decision that counts.

    By the Reserved Seat editorial teamUpdated How we research

    Upcoming Palm Tree Music Festival dates

    Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.

    Rail, lounge or table: the tier call

    Kygo, the Norwegian producer, co-founded Palm Tree Crew, and its festival travels from one upscale resort town to the next with deliberately capped crowds and a dance-pop lineup. Because crowds are capped, what you are really choosing is where you stand, or sit, relative to the stage:

    • General admission (GA) puts you in the standing area by the main stage, with access to bars and vendors. In Aspen it is an on-snow standing zone near the stage.
    • GA+, available at certain stops (Montecito and the Hamptons, for instance), adds priority entry, its own bar and better restrooms.
    • VIP gets you to the front of the stage in a thinner crowd, with hosted or complimentary food and drink, a separate entrance and private restrooms. Aspen's VIP adds a warm indoor lounge away from the snowpack.
    • Palm Club tables seat a party of roughly ten in a raised, reserved section with its own host, its own way in and bottles brought to the table. They are booked directly with the organizer.

    If you want to dance up front, VIP is the strongest view per person. If you are with a group and want a guaranteed place to sit and see, a Palm Club table is the only true reserved seat at this festival.

    Age limits, stop by stop

    Age rules change with the location, so check the event page before you buy for anyone under 21. As published for current editions:

    • Hamptons: GA and GA+ are 18 and over; VIP is 21 and over.
    • Napa: GA is 18 and over; VIP is 21 and over.
    • Aspen: GA and VIP are open to all ages.
    • Montecito: GA and GA+ are open to all ages; VIP is 21 and over.
    • Palm Club: 21 and over wherever an age limit is published.

    Resort-town stops and when they happen

    Each stop has its own site and slot on the calendar. The U.S. lineup as of fall 2026:

    • Hamptons, summer: held on Shinnecock Nation land outside Southampton, New York, where 2026 marked year six.
    • Aspen, February: Rio Grande Park, an easy walk of about five minutes from the town center. The fifth edition is set for February 19–20, 2027, after sellouts in 2025 and 2026, per the festival.
    • Napa, early October: The Meritage Resort and Spa hosts. Year two expanded to a two-day format on October 2 and 3, 2026, with sets running mid-afternoon (about 3 p.m.) until roughly 10 p.m.
    • Montecito, October: October 10 and 11, 2026, on the grounds of the Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club, a Carpinteria club dating to 1911.

    Beyond these four, the brand has posted events in Singapore, Sardinia, Montreal and West Palm Beach, at Heavenly Mountain's Lakeview Lodge in Lake Tahoe, and on St. Barths for New Year's Eve. The roster shifts annually, so confirm before you book flights.

    Kygo and the guest list

    Kygo, the producer credited with taking tropical house mainstream, headlines many editions himself, with supporting acts drawn mostly from mainstream dance and pop-leaning electronic music. A Rolling Stone Australia line on the festival's site notes that, within four years, the parties had already traveled to Croatia, Mexico, Egypt, Aspen, the Hamptons and Hawaii.

    • Hamptons 2025: BLOND:ISH, Mau P, Kygo and Fisher, among others.
    • Napa 2026: Friday paired Disclosure (DJ set) with Zedd; Saturday with Kygo plus Hugel and friends.
    • Montecito 2026: Loud Luxury, The All-American Rejects, Zedd, T-Pain, The Chainsmokers and Kygo.
    • Aspen 2027: Disco Lines, Hugel, Fisher with Chris Lake, and The Chainsmokers, with more to be announced.
    • Elsewhere: Two Friends at Lake Tahoe, The Martinez Brothers and Loco Dice in Sardinia, and Calvin Harris for New Year's Eve in St. Barths.

    Sellouts, waitlists and resale

    With capped attendance, many stops sell through before resale even matters. The 2026 Hamptons event showed every public tier, from GA through VIP, sold out and waitlisted, and a single headliner announcement can swing demand, especially at one-day stops. Late buyers end up on the resale market, where the lowest tier tends to disappear first. Transfer rules differ by event. In Aspen, the published terms say a wristband cannot be transferred and no sale can be undone, so read the stop's terms before you buy. A 100% guarantee covers each order placed through Reserved Seat.

    Parking, shuttles and rideshare at each site

    Most stops are in small towns with little parking, so transport is the main planning problem.

    • Hamptons: charter buses from several pickup points and advance parking passes, both sold out in 2026. Parking opens at 2 p.m. with a 9 p.m. arrival cutoff, entering from Montauk Highway at the West Gate. Few rideshare drivers work the area, so reserve a car in advance.
    • Aspen: no parking at Rio Grande Park. Walk from downtown or take the town's free shuttle.
    • Montecito: buy parking ahead of time; the lots open mid-afternoon and clear out overnight. Rideshare cars drop off by the corner of Nidever Road and Via Real.
    • Napa: the resort sells hotel packages that combine tickets and parking, and only package guests may re-enter.

    Clear bags, cashless bars and ID checks

    Each event sets its own rules. Treat the following as samples from recent event listings; confirm details on the Palm Tree events page.

    • Bags: clear bags are standard. In Aspen and the Hamptons, an opaque bag must be 6 x 8 x 3 inches or smaller. Napa sets a 14 x 6 x 14 inch maximum and turns away backpacks.
    • Payment: no cash at Napa, Montecito or the Hamptons, and Napa takes just two card brands, Visa and Mastercard.
    • Tickets: Hamptons and Montecito tickets are sold through the POSH app, and the Hamptons does not accept paper tickets.
    • Banned items: expect security to refuse glass, weapons, recording equipment, and food or alcohol brought from outside. The Hamptons prohibits video recording, GoPros included.
    • Weather: rain does not stop the Napa show, and Aspen is an outdoor winter event, so dress for cold.
    • ID: every guest is ID-checked in the Hamptons, and 21-and-over areas require government-issued photo ID.

    Frequently asked questions

    Which Palm Tree Music Festival tier has the best view?

    VIP puts you near the front with fewer people around you. For a group that wants to sit, Palm Club tables offer raised, reserved seats looking at the stage.

    How many people does a Palm Club table hold?

    About ten people, give or take. The table comes with a host, a dedicated entrance and bottle service, and everyone must be 21 or older.

    Can kids attend Palm Tree Music Festival?

    At some stops. Aspen (GA and VIP) and Montecito (GA and GA+) admit all ages, but GA in Napa and the Hamptons requires attendees to be 18.

    Is there parking at the Aspen Palm Tree festival?

    No. The park offers no parking at all; walk over from downtown or ride Aspen's free shuttle.

    What Palm Tree events are coming up?

    In October 2026 the schedule showed Napa (October 2–3), Montecito (October 10–11) and Aspen (February 19–20, 2027). Check the event listings on this page for up-to-date dates.

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