Bright sunshine, cloudless skies, plenty of fresh snow and international beats: at the “Top of the Mountain Easter Concert” on 5 April 2026, the Idalp in Ischgl was transformed into a spectacular open-air stage. Around 22,000 visitors celebrated the launch of “Spring Blanc” – and with it the start of an enjoyable, musical spring in the Alps – with Robin Schulz and the Joker Popart Club amidst perfect slope conditions.
Around 22,000 winter sports enthusiasts and music fans enjoyed a rhythm-filled “Top of the Mountain Easter Concert” on Easter Sunday at the Idalp in Ischgl. The Joker Popart Club kicked things off with an energetic set and visual highlights. The group blends pop with international influences and presented reimagined mashups of well-known songs in a modern, danceable style. The band impressed not only musically but also with their eye-catching, pop art-inspired outfits, perfectly setting the mood for the main act.
Next up, star DJ Robin Schulz took to the stage, stepping onto the Ischgl Stage in high spirits and immediately winning over both the stage and the crowd as he climbed onto the DJ booth and transformed the Idalp, at an altitude of 2,300 metres, into a vibrant open-air party zone. With international hits such as “Speechless”, “Prayer x A Feeling”, “Flames” and “What’s a Girl to do in 25”, as well as his signature sounds blending deep house, electro and pop, he created a pulsating festival atmosphere right in the heart of the ski resort.
Against the stunning Alpine backdrop of the Silvretta, a captivating interplay of music, panoramic views and spring sunshine unfolded, keeping the audience enthralled well into the afternoon. Time and again, the DJ sought to connect with the fans, allowing the energy to flow freely back and forth between the stage and the audience. The beats echoed across the snow-covered slopes, whilst winter sports enthusiasts and concert-goers alike became part of this extraordinary moment. Even after the final tracks, the euphoric atmosphere lingered for a long time, making the concert an unforgettable highlight
Powder, sunshine, firn: fantastic conditions included
Easter Sunday was at its very best: fresh snow from the previous days, glorious sunshine and mild temperatures created the perfect conditions. The slopes of the Silvretta Arena were in top condition, offering ideal conditions for a wonderful day’s skiing. The combination of skiing in the sunshine and a highlight concert made the event a thoroughly enjoyable experience set against a unique Alpine panorama.
