Palm Tree Music Festival Expands to Two-Day Extravaganza in West Palm Beach
The Palm Tree Music Festival is officially leveling up. Born from the creative vision of Kygo and his business partner Myles Shear under the Palm Tree Crew banner, the brand has evolved from a boutique concept into a global powerhouse. Having already hosted high-energy gatherings in iconic locales ranging from the Hamptons and Aspen to international hotspots like Singapore and Australia, the festival is now doubling down on its Florida presence. After a successful single-day launch in West Palm Beach in 2026-which featured a massive double-header with Kygo and Calvin Harris-the event is returning to the West Palm Beach Waterfront Landing on February 6-7, 2027, for its first-ever two-day celebration.
A Star-Studded Roster for 2027
The organizers have curated a high-octane lineup for this expanded weekend, leaning heavily into artists who dominate both global charts and mainstage festival circuits. Leading the charge are The Chainsmokers, Zedd, and FISHER.
This selection highlights the festival’s commitment to blending crossover appeal with dance floor credibility:
* The Chainsmokers & Zedd: Both acts have spent over ten years perfecting the art of the “crossover hit,” seamlessly bridging the gap between high-energy EDM and radio-friendly pop anthems. Their inclusion ensures a setlist packed with sing-along moments that resonate with a broad audience.
* FISHER: Representing the house music contingent, the Australian producer has become a cultural phenomenon. With viral tracks like Losing It and Take It Off, he brings a gritty, high-tempo energy that has made him a staple at major festivals worldwide.
By securing these heavy hitters, the festival is building on the momentum established by its inaugural 2026 event, signaling that West Palm Beach is quickly becoming a premier destination for electronic music enthusiasts. As the festival industry continues to see a surge in demand for multi-day destination events, this expansion reflects a broader trend of fans prioritizing “vacation-style” festivals that offer both top-tier production and scenic coastal backdrops.
