Bergenfest secures two of the biggest names in modern pop as Lewis Capaldi and Sigrid head to Bergenhus Fortress in June 2026. All tickets – both day passes and festival passes – are now on sale!
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Bergenfest offers three types of festival tickets: THE FESTIVAL PASS, which gives access to all four festival days to a discounted price, WEEKEND PASS, which gives access to Friday and Saturday, and the ONE DAY PASS, which gives access to all concerts taking place on a given festival day. Festival passes are personal and cannot be picked up on the behalf of others.
The ticket prices (2026) are as follows:
Festival pass (4 days) NOK 4000 + ticket fee
Weekend pass (2 days) 1335 + ticket fee
Wednesday June 10th 2416 + ticket fee
Thursday June 11th 1335 + ticket fee
Friday June 12th 1335 + ticket fee
Saturday June 13th 1335 + ticket fee
U18 TICKET PRICES (20%):
Festival pass (4 days) 1068 + ticket fee
Weekend pass (2 days) 1068 + ticket fee
Wednesday June 10th 1068 + ticket fee
Thursday June 11th 1068 + ticket fee
Friday June 12th 1068 + ticket fee
Saturday June 13th 1068 + ticket fee
Student tickets (10%):
Wednesday June 10th: 1202 + ticket fee
Thursday June 11th 1202 + ticket fee
Friday June 12th 1202 + ticket fee
Saturday June 13th 1202 + ticket fee
Weekend pass (2 days) 2174 + ticket fee
Festival pass (4 days) 3600 + ticket fee
NB! Prices can change without prior notification. Tickets are non-refundable. Bergenfest is a festival and refunds are only given if there is a total cancellation of either the entire festival or a single day at the festival.
You can get your tickets through Ticketmaster or buy a ticket/hotel package through Revy & Teaterservice.
When you get to the festival your original ticket will get changed to a wristband. You must wear this during the festival as it grants you access in and out of the festival area. There are three different wristbands, depending on if you have a one-day pass, weekend pass or a festival pass. If you have the festival pass or weekend pass you only get one wristband during the festival period.
Due to security reasons, there will be body search at the entrance to the concert area. We kindly ask the audience to co-operate so that everyone can be let in as fast as possible. You will only be granted access to the concert area after a body search. If you want to leave the festival area you must wear your festival wristband or you wont be let back in once you have left.
There are no wardrobe options at the festival. If you have brought something with you that are not permitted, we cannot store this for you.
This is not permitted on the festival area:
* If you are using crutches or a cane, you will be allowed access to the festival area.
This will be declined at the entrance. There are no storage facilities at/near the site and Bergenfest is not responsible for equipment being dismissed on or outside the concert area.
In addition to a large selection of direct flights to Bergen, you can also arrive by ferry or cruise, by train from Oslo or Flåm, or by car along the scenic fjords and coast to Bergen. There is also an express bus from Stavanger.
There are daily flights to/from Bergen from/to London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Oslo, Stavanger and Trondheim and several other European cities.
There are several options on how to get from the airport to the city, such as the Airport Bus, Bergen Light Rail as well as taxi. The Airport Bus stops at Bryggen, which is close to the festival and hotels such as the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Thon Hotel Rozekrantz, and Clarion Collection Hotel Havnekontoret.
The festival takes place on the grounds of a medieval fortress and castle, located on the quayside in the city’s historic centre, at the North end of the UNESCO World Heritage site Bryggen in the city centre of Bergen.
If you are interested in covering this year's festival edition, you can apply for press accreditation closer to the festival. More info to come.
Please keep in mind that we have a limited capacity on accreditation and we're unfortunately not able to accommodate all requests.
For other questions and requests, please contact us via info@bergenfest.no. We look forward to hearing from you!
Come and work with us!
Some people say that “dugnad” is the most distinctive of all Norwegian words. It is a tough term to translate with precision, but it means something along the lines of a voluntary team effort – which is exactly what a festival is about. We are a small team and we need your help to make one of Norways biggest music festivals happen!
So, here is the deal: You work a minimum of 20 hours and we’ll give you the entire festival experience for free, as well as lots of new friends, nice prices in the bars and food stalls, and even some festival merchandise.
You have to be 18 years or older by the 10th of June 2026 to volunteer for Bergenfest. No formal qualifications or organizational experience is required.
Our awesome team of volunteers are divided between several sub-groups such as Bar & Serving, Catering, Drivers, Runners, Info, ++. More info and descriptions of each group can be found in the application form.
Would you like to volunteer?
We will open for applications closer to the festival. More information coming soon.
Address: Bergenhus 13, 5003 Bergen
Phone: +47 55215060
E-mail: info@bergenfest.no
Read our policies HERE