You can also reach Pervomayskiye Prudy by taxi or public transport: buses No. 231, 301Ch, and 240 go there. Your stop is “ST Ardager – Veteran,” from which it’s less than a 10-minute walk to the festival.

Shuttles depart from Baikonur metro station (parking area opposite the Baluan Sholak Sports Palace — intersection of Baitursynov Street and Abay Avenue) and return to the same point after the festival.

This year, express shuttles will once again run between Almaty and Pervomayskiye Prudy, and back.

Buses depart as they fill up from 14:00 to 20:00 on September 4 and 5, and from 11:00 to 19:00 on September 6 and 7. Tickets are divided into two-hour time slots to ensure that every guest can get to the event.

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September 4

19:40

A legend of the British music stage and the voice of several generations, Robbie Williams is a former member of the iconic boyband Take That and one of the most successful solo artists in the history of pop music. His tracks "Angels," "Feel," and "Rock DJ" became the anthems of the early 2000s and continue to resonate at stadium shows, films, and playlists of lovers. The "Intensive Care" tour entered the Guinness World Records, selling 1.6 million tickets in just one day.

In 2025, Robbie Williams is coming back with the album "Britpop," inspired by the golden era of British music in the 90s. The first single, "Rocket," featuring Tony Iommi, has already become a hit and is sure to be heard at Park Live Almaty festival.

September 4

18:00

The legend of British trip-hop, combing downtempo, soul, and groove into their signature sound for nearly 30 years. Their hits "The Sea," "Rome Wasn’t Built in a Day," and "Otherwise" have become classics. In 2025, the band released the new album, "Escape the Chaos," featuring fresh voices while maintaining their recognizable style. At Park Live Almaty, Morcheeba will bring the music where the past and future meet in a single rhythm.

September 4

16:45

One of the most vibrant voices in Kazakhstan's new music scene, Ayau made her debut in 2022 on the label "Closed Club." Her track sybyrlaiyn <3 became a viral hit and a symbol of the new wave of local sound. Her music combines together R&B, soul, and national motifs, transforming into a delicate, atmospheric fabric. Ayau represents both the present and the future of the Kazakhstan’s music scene.

September 5

20:30

A mask, a hoodie, and a hypnotic beat. This is how Alan Walker, the Norwegian electronic producer who took the world by storm with his track "Faded," emerged in 2015. Today, he boasts over 50 billion streams, collaborations with Sia, Ava Max, and Hans Zimmer, and has performed at Coachella, Tomorrowland, and, of course, his own global tour, Walkerverse.

September 5

19:00

One of the brightest artists of the new school of hip-hop, a member of the duo Rae Sremmurd, and the creator of iconic tracks like "Unforgettable" with French Montana and "Sunflower" with Post Malone—one of the most streamed songs in Spotify history. He has collaborated with Madonna, Tyga, Lil Wayne, Skrillex, and Pharrell Williams, been nominated to Grammy and got tens of millions of monthly listeners worldwide.

September 5

18:00

Two vibrant representatives of the new wave of Kazakhstan’s hip-hop, merging deep lyrics, bold beats, and a unique sound. De Lacure will kick off the set, performing tracks that combine emotional vocals with an extraordinary sound experience. Following him will be V $ X V PRiNCE — a charismatic and expressive rap artist who has gained popularity in the depths of the web, gaining millions of views on YouTube and selling out huge venues. Their duet is a chemistry on stage, with honest lyrics and music that resonates in harmony with the streets of Almaty.

September 6

21:00

One of the most controversial, glamorous, and ambiguous artists in the history. Marilyn Manson has shocked, provoked, and created art "on the edge" since the early '90s. His albums have become the soundtracks of generations, and his hits are forever etched in musical history.

September 6

19:30

A Mongolian sensation that combines thousand-year-old culture with modern rock. The Hu plays traditional Mongolian instruments such as the morin khuur and tovshuur, incorporating throat singing to create their unique style—hunnu rock. Their tracks are featured in movies and TV series, while their concerts draw crowds on arenas around the world.

September 6

18:00

Indian metal band from New Delhi that has redefined the genre. Bloodywood started with YouTube covers and today is storming the biggest festivals. Their music is an explosive mix of folk, nu-metal, and rapcore, featuring lyrics in Hindi, English, and Punjabi. In 2025, the band released new album "Nu Delhi".

September 6

16:50

The creators of extraordinary art punk hymns, who are constantly experimenting and gathering thousands of people around the world. Their live performances transcend the boundaries of ordinary concerts and resemble contemporary art practices. Challenging the conventional music concerts system, Shortparis performs in unconventional spaces, from abandoned industrial buildings to grocery stores.

September 6

16:00

Kazakh ethno-folk ensemble that transforms ancient Turkic music into contemporary art: throat singing, rare folk instruments, powerful energy, and an authentic visual style.

September 7

For over two decades, the Norwegian duo Röyksopp has been shaping the sound of Scandinavian electronics. They change their masks, sounds and moods, yet remain among those who create music with the atmosphere of the future. Their debut album, "Melody A.M.," brought them international recognition and collaborations with Robyn, Lykke Li, and Susanne Sundfør, solidifying their status as genre innovators. Röyksopp's live performances are a synthesis of visual artistry, costumes and an immersion into another reality.

September 7

British singer-songwriter and producer who has become the voice of a new wave in electronic music: his hit track "Cola" topped charts worldwide and received a Grammy nomination, while collaborations with Jungle, Diplo, and RÜFÜS DU SOL highlighted the artist's exceptional talent.

September 7

The Amsterdam duo Weval creates music mixing electronics, funk, and cinematic melodies. Their tracks are described as a dance of emotions and groove, and their live performances resonate at the biggest festivals around the world. At Park Live Almaty, they will present their new release "Changed For The Better" — an honest and uplifting electronic sound.

September 7

The most well-known voice of Eastern European synth-pop and electronic music. The key song of Yana Kedrina, better known by her stage name Kedr Livanskiy, are infused with the energy of iconic British rave and the melancholy of 90s pop music. Kedr Livanskiy has performed at such big festivals as Primavera, Flow, and Pitchfork, and has released music on the American label 2MR.

September 7

Edigee is an artist who transcends the boundaries of a single genre while preserving a distinctive style. His sets are vibrant, infused with energetic percussion and Eastern influences, embodying the richness of Central Asian sound. He finds inspiration in the cultural heritage of the region, blending traditional elements with contemporary musical trends.