Palm Tree Music Festival Returns to West Palm Beach February 6–7, 2027

Palm Tree Music Festival is coming back to West Palm Beach and bringing a bigger weekend with it. Palm Tree Crew, the global entertainment and lifestyle company co-founded by Kygo and Myles Shear, and Related Ross, the developer behind much of West Palm Beach’s recent transformation, announced today that the festival will return to the city’s waterfront on February 6 and 7, 2027, expanding from one day to two following the overwhelming response to its debut.

The inaugural Palm Tree Music Festival West Palm Beach in February 2026 became the largest festival in Palm Tree Crew’s history, drawing 11,000 attendees, selling out more than two months in advance, and generating an 8,500-person waitlist. The 2027 expansion to two days is a direct response to that demand.

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The 2027 festival brings an all-star weekend of music to the West Palm Beach waterfront. The confirmed headliners are The Chainsmokers, FISHER, Zedd, and Gryffin, with more artists to be announced. The full lineup reflects Palm Tree Crew’s position at the intersection of global electronic music culture and the destination-driven hospitality experience the brand has built across its festival portfolio, which includes Palm Tree Music Festivals in Saint Barths, The Hamptons, Aspen, Montecito, and Napa.

General admission includes access to both days of the full festival experience, including intimate live performances, sponsor activations, paid bars, and food vendors. The format is boutique by design, drawing 11,000 attendees rather than the mass-market scale of larger festival formats, with top-of-the-line production and sound. The festival is all ages.

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VIP includes front-row access with a smaller and more intimate crowd, a complimentary hosted bar featuring select sponsor beverages, new gourmet food from the best of West Palm Beach, dedicated entry lines, an upgraded VIP lounge with new and improved seating, and private air-conditioned restrooms.

The festival’s expansion arrives at a moment of significant momentum for the city. New residential, hospitality, dining, retail, arts, and entertainment offerings are reshaping West Palm Beach’s identity, and the Palm Tree Music Festival has positioned itself as one of the signature cultural events anchoring that shift.

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“From the moment we launched Palm Tree Music Festival in West Palm Beach, the response was extraordinary,” said Myles Shear, Co-Founder of Palm Tree Crew. “The city showed us that there is a real appetite for the kind of destination-driven music and hospitality experiences Palm Tree Crew creates, and we’re excited to build on that momentum with a two-day festival in 2027. West Palm Beach is evolving into one of the most exciting destinations in South Florida, and we see a huge opportunity to be part of that growth.”

Stephen M. Ross, CEO and Chairman at Related Ross, framed the partnership in terms of the city’s longer trajectory: “We’re focused on investing in experiences that build on West Palm Beach’s momentum. Partnering with Palm Tree Crew allows us to bring a global music platform to the city’s waterfront. It’s exactly the kind of programming that complements the evolution of West Palm Beach and the dynamic community that continues to grow here.”

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The 2027 festival marks the second year of a four-year partnership between Palm Tree Crew, Related Ross, and the City of West Palm Beach.

General admission and VIP tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday, October 23, 2026 at 10 AM ET. For tickets and more information, visit palmtreemusicfestival.com.

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