Nos Alive’21
7 Jul - 10 Jul
NOS Alive Festival is one of Europe’s most respected indie, rock and alternative music festivals and takes place on the western outskirts of Lisbon. Famed for its consistently outstanding lineups, the festival attracts artists and music fans alike from across the globe.
Now one of Portugal’s biggest and most popular festivals, NOS Alive has been consistently curating forward-thinking lineups since 2007, mixing all-time greats with newfound talent in one of Europe’s most vibrant cities.
Recent NOS Alive lineups have included the likes of The Cure, The Chemical Brothers, Bon Iver and Grace Jones, who all wowed festival-goers on the beautiful banks of the Tagus River.
NOS Alive 2020 was cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak. Purchased tickets remain valid for the 2021 edition. More info at the the festival’s official website here
NOS Alive 2021 Lineup
Headliners
The Strokes
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Da Weasel
alt-J
HAIM
The War on Drugs
Two Door Cinema Club
Angel Olsen
Fontaines D.C.
The Lumineers
Tom Misch
Faith No More
Wed 7 July 2021
Black Pumas / Fontaines D.C.
Thu 8 July 2021
Red Hot Chili Peppers / alt-J / The Lumineers / Nothing But Thieves / Seasick Steve
Fri 9 July 2021
Tom Misch / Angel Olsen / Moses Sumney / Hobo Johnson & The Lovemakers / Sea Girls
Sat 10 July 2021
The Strokes / Da Weasel / Faith No More / HAIM / Two Door Cinema Club / Caribou / La Roux / Parcels / Alec Benjamin / Manel Cruz
Accommodation
The city of Lisbon offers a wide range of accommodation options. Book your stay for Nos Alive Festival using the map below or visit booking.com
Travel Info
BY CAR
BY PLANE
If you’re flying into Lisbon Airport, it’s around a 50-minute journey to the festival venue. Take a Metro Line Vermelha to Alameda, before boarding a Metro Verde to Cais do Sodré, and lastly a CP train to Alges. From here the festival is just a 5-minute walk away, and will be clearly signposted.
BY COACH
Return Trips by bus are available from Badajoz, Madrid, Badajoz, Salamanca, Aveiro, Coimbra, Porto, Santa Maria da Feira, Albufeira, Braga, Faro and Guimarães. Tickets will be announced soon.
BY TRAIN
Once you are in Lisbon, take the Metro to Cais do Sodré before taking another train to Alges.
BY BUS
The festival site is served by the following bus routes:
15E (Tram – Praça Figueira – Algés)
723 (Desterro – Algés)
729 (Bº P. Cruz – Algés)
750 (Estação Oriente – Algés)
751 (Campolide – Linda-a-Velha)
201 (night bus – Cais Sodré – Linda a Velha)
1 (Alfragide – Algés)
2 (Queluz de Baixo – Algés)
6 (Queluz de Baixo – Algés)
10 (Alfragide – Algés)
12 (Estação Monte Abraão – Algés)
20 (Amadora – Algés)
114 (Amadora – Algés)
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