Ougrée, Liège ― 30-31 August 2025
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NoName proudly presents the second edition of Hors-Piste Festival (2025)—a two-day, daytime ritual of electronic music.
A new space. A renewed journey. Dance among looming sheds and towering chimneys, the very industrial cradle where workers once toiled amidst raw materials and mechanical sounds.
Two days. Two floors. From noon to midnight, a resolute multidisciplinary experience for passionate electronic music lovers only.
Rave & club culture. Hors-Piste beckons those who yearn to join the beat of the worker souls that still resonate within these walls.
Transformational. Driven by the vision to reclaim abandoned spaces and inject new life into their foundations.
Gathering. The call to rave echoes our collective desire for a shared trance.
Sharing. Hors-Piste honors a community built on connection and respect.
Inclusivity. From participants and artists to staff members, it is everyone’s duty to uphold club culture values, creating an open, welcoming environment for all.
GUIDELINES
Opening Hours
Saturday from noon to 00:00
Sunday from noon to 23:00
Minimum Age
The minimum age to enter the festival is 18 years. If you haven’t reached the age of 18, the access will be denied. The ticket will not be refunded.
Young children, 3 to 10 years old, accompanied, supervised, and under the full responsibility of their parents are accepted as long as they are under the full responsibility of their parents, that they wear hearing protection and that they are declared at the festival entrance.
Food & Drinks
Several bars & foodtrucks will be present during the whole weekend and will offer you the nicest drinks and food !
Free Water
Potable water will be available free of charge at several places on the site. Water tanks will allow you to quench your thirst and refill your cups and water bottles.
Remember water is precious; use it wisely
Pets
Pets are not allowed on the festival site or on the campsite.
Transport & Parking
How to get there?
– by tram – line 1: Standard station, and then you just need to cross the bridge (10min walk). Schedule soon !
– by train: from Liège Guillemins train station to Ougrée train station (only 8 minutes). Last train back to Liège at 22:45 !
– by bus: bus lines 2, 3, 25, 9 from public service TEC. Last bus going to Liege Guillemins or the city center at 00:00 from rue de la Barge SCLESSIN !
– carpooling/hitchhiking: connect with the community and organize carpooling.
– by car: location here.
In an effort to continually improve the sustainability and carbon footprint of the festival, we strongly recommend to use the public transport and carpooling. It is a first step to meeting the community you are sharing this adventure with as well as taking the strain off the car park and reducing your carbon footprint. Hors-Piste tends to take you to the heart of a social journey, which starts at your doorstep.
Car & bike parkings are free and close to the entrance of the festival site. Do not leave valuables in your cars. We decline all responsibility in the event of theft.
Prohibited on the festival
Alcohol, bottle/container or any other glass and plastic object (except for the reusable cups), metal can, weapon or sharp, blunt or dangerous object (even fake), food (except from the festival foodtrucks), bulky bag, animals (except guide or companion dogs), illegal substances, drugs, non-degradable glitter and confetti.
In / Out
In = In; Out = Out. Day visitors won’t be able to leave and come back on the festival site. Once you’ve walked away, you won’t go in anymore.
Weekend visitors will be able to go out and come back on the festival site.
Inclusivity & Respect
At Hors-Piste, we aim to integrate inclusiveness into everything we do. Not only by the artists we host but also by our partners and collaborators.
Participants, artists, staff, it is everyone’s responsibility to safeguard the values of the festival and club culture by creating an inclusive environment for all.
Everyone, regardless of ethnicity, nationality, migration status, social class, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, sexuality, religion, age, physical condition or ability, has the right to perform at a festival and to enjoy music and party in an environment free from bullying, harassment or discrimination of any kind.
We strive each year to take additional steps beyond the status quo to ensure equality and foster spaces that allow everyone to feel comfortable and safe. Spaces that will enable everyone to feel welcome and to be themselves.
If you feel unsafe or disrespected at any time, please speak to the badge-wearing organisers. We will be there to help and support you.
Intimacy & Privacy
There is no harm in taking a few shots of your time at Hors-Piste with your smartphone, and we take that as a compliment, but we strongly advise you to leave it out as often as possible. Avoid taking videos, especially when they capture the faces of your surroundings. It is vital that everyone feels free during the festival and does not have to worry about being posted on social networks afterwards. Moreover, it often hinders the artists from building their vibe.
Thank you for being so understanding.
Safety
When you arrive, look for the first aid point and emergency exits on the map in case you or someone you know needs them during the festival. Bring a small first aid kit if you can. Of course, our teams will be able to help people with physical or psychological problems at any time. There are quiet places to relax and rest.
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