Massif Festival returns to Poiana Brasov in early December 2025
Massif, the first major event organized in a mountain resort in Central and Eastern Europe, is preparing for the third edition of the festival in early December 2025.
To ensure a complex, complete, and authentic winter experience, the Massif organizers, together with the Brașov City Hall, have decided to move the festival from March to the end of the year. This change will allow lovers of fun, music, and the mountains to enjoy unforgettable days in Poiana Brașov.
“Since the launch of the Massif project, a festival for those who love both music and the mountains, our goal has been to create an unforgettable experience for fans, allowing them to enjoy incredible days on the slopes and at the festival stages while watching their favorite artists. To enhance the experience, we have decided to hold the third edition of Massif at the beginning of December 2025, ensuring more snow and an atmosphere that will delight the tens of thousands of fans who have already been with us for the past two years,” said Bogdan Rădulescu, Co-Founder of UNTOLD Universe.
“Brașov needs this festival, especially now that Massif has started to make a name for itself on the music festival map and brings added value to Poiana Brașov. I believe the organizers’ decision to move the festival to December is a welcome one, as it will give us enough time to prepare properly, ensure top-level organization, and secure a lineup worthy of the biggest mountain festival,” said Dan Ghiță, Deputy Mayor of Brașov.
Massif is a hub of fun for winter sports enthusiasts and festival-goers. Over its two editions, it has gathered more than 81,000 music, entertainment, and mountain lovers in Poiana Brașov.
The first edition of the Massif festival attracted over 38,000 fans for three days of live shows and concerts in Poiana Brașov, while the second edition welcomed more than 43,000 festival-goers. Both Romanian and international artists, such as Mahmut Orhan, Shimza, Dimitri Vegas, Claptone, and Gordo, electrified the atmosphere on stages set up at the base of the slopes and in partner après-ski venues.
