Moscow is set to host a vibrant array of music festivals throughout the summer of 2025, offering a diverse range of genres and experiences for music lovers. From electronic music to jazz, and from large-scale events to intimate gatherings, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
The festival season kicks off with Xyears on June 7-8 at DK “Kristall,” celebrating the tenth anniversary of the System 108 label. The lineup includes DJ Stonik1917, Soft Blade, Petar Martic, and many other artists.
“Wild Mint” will take place from June 13-15 in the Tula Region, featuring over 120 concerts and DJ sets. The Hatters, Zoloto, and “Three Days of Rain” are among the performers.
“Afisha Picnic” returns to Kolomenskoye Museum-Reserve on June 21, with rapper Mnogoznaal making a comeback alongside i61, Thomas Mraz, and other artists.
“Stereoleto” will be held on June 21 in the Hermitage Garden, showcasing emerging talents and established artists from rock, indie, rap, and electronic music.
ÖMANKÖ DAY, a summer festival from ÖMANKÖ and “Disco Club,” will occur on June 28 at DK “Kristall,” featuring live performances, DJ sets, a market, and fashion collaborations.
“Archstoyanie” will transform Nikola-Lenivets Art Park in the Kaluga Region from July 25-27, combining contemporary art with live music. Dolphin, Linda, and Antokha MC + LAUD are set to perform.
Outline, a large-scale event, will unfold from July 8-14 in Taldom, with nine stages and a diverse lineup including Omar Souleyman, Nike Borzov, and Mirèle.
Motherland returns to Moscow on July 19–20, featuring four stages and over 40 independent artists at the GPZ-1 bearing plant.
Chess & Jazz will be held on July 26-27 in the Hermitage Garden, featuring Gregory Porter and the GoGo Penguin trio.
Signal, an electronic music festival, will take place from August 14–18 in Nikola-Lenivets Art Park, with Atom™, Nikita Zabelin, and Murcof among the performers.
Random Fest, a hip-hop festival, will be held for the third time on August 16 in Luzhniki, featuring OG Buda, MAYOT, and Toxi$.