Tbilisi Open Air
Georgia's largest rock and alternative music festival, held over two days by Lisi Lake on the edge of Tbilisi.
TbilisiPhoto: Alexey Komarov, CC BY-SA 4.0Tbilisi Open Air has run since 2012 and reached its 15th edition in 2026. It mixes international indie, rock and electronic acts with Georgian bands across several stages in the Lisi Wonderland park, about 20 minutes from the centre. The 2026 lineup included Slowdive and Hooverphonic.
Gates open in the afternoon and music runs past midnight. Traffic around Lisi Lake is restricted over the weekend, so plan a taxi or shuttle rather than driving.
- Buy tickets early; two-day passes sell out in some years.
- Pre-arrange a taxi for the way home; ride apps surge after the last set.
- Bring a light jacket: Lisi is breezy at night even in July.
Where to see it
Last checked Oct 2026 by the Maspindzeli team. Mountain conditions change: ask us before you go.
More in July and after
A folk music, craft and food festival held among the historic houses of Tbilisi's open-air ethnographic museum.
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Jul 2027 (day to be announced)Black Sea Jazz Festival (Batumi)Batumi's summer jazz festival, which has brought international jazz, soul and funk names to the coast since 2007.
