FAQ

Ypsilon is a music festival that takes place in the city park in Drammen during Elvefestivalen.  

Ypsilon is held in the city park in Drammen, just a short train ride from Oslo.

 Artists like Will Smith, Trippie Redd, Galantis, Sigrid, Marstein, Ka2, Bausa and many more will be on stage this summer! Here you can see which artists are playing at Ypsilon. 

Yes! Without food and drink, the hero is not good. At Ypsilon there is a large selection of food services - stay tuned for the launch.

Yes, we have made arrangements to ensure that the festival area is accessible to everyone.

Mobile cameras are allowed, but all professional camera equipment must be left at home.

Various types of transportation will be set up in connection with the festival. Trains also run regularly.

We do our best to reduce food waste, single-use plastic and general consumption. As part of this initiative, we use fixed electricity instead of generators, and we have measures around source separation in force throughout the festival. Stay tuned for more information about our environmental efforts!

 Elvefestivalen in Drammen takes place at the same time as Ypsilon. Read more about the activities and program at Elvefestivalen here.  

 Tickets can be purchased here.  

 Buy tickets here.  

No, the name on the ticket is not binding. However, useful information will be sent to the email address used for purchase - this cannot be changed.

No. Persons with disabilities must purchase a ticket and present a valid companion certificate. Companions do not need to pay for admission.

 With Ypsilon Premium you get free access to the festival area and your own premium area. Read more about what you get with a premium ticket here.  

There is an 18 year age limit at Ypsilon.

No, to enter Ypsilon you must be 18 years of age or older.

 Artists like Will Smith, Sigrid, Marstein, Ka2, Bausa and many more will be on stage this summer! Here you can see which artists are playing at Ypsilon. Stay tuned for more stars.  

 Here you can see which artists are coming to Ypsilon.

No, Ypsilon does not have a camp.

Ypsilon is located in the heart of Drammen city. There are a number of hotels near the festival.

 Click here to read more about how you can become a volunteer and what it involves.  

Yes, please contact dugnad@ypsilon.no for more information about volunteering for associations and the like.

If Ypsilon must be cancelled, 100% of the ticket cost, excluding the ticket provider's ticket fee (for example Ticketmaster), will be refunded to the customer within 60 days from the date Ypsilon was to be held.