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B.C.’s mountain music festival AltiTunes returns to Sun Peaks Resort

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Source: West Kootenay Advertiser

For its sixth year, AltiTunes Music Festival will be returning to one of B.C.’s mountain resorts. Thick as Thieves Entertainment announced that AltiTunes will be held at Sun Peaks Resort on April 2 and 3. Pre-sale tickets are now available at altitunesmusicfest.com. The lineup has yet to be announced but in years past the festival has been host to artists such as Loud Luxury, Milky Chance, Lost Frequencies, James Hype, Elderbrook, and the Arkells. Jules Quesnel the marketing director for Thick as Thieves Entertainment, anticipates more than 4,500 people will travel from across B.C. for the event, which means hotels will fill up fast. “There’s something special about this festival and the community that has grown around it,” said Quesnel. “It’s about getting your friends together, escaping to the mountains and making the kind of memories that keep people coming back.” AltiTunes began at Big White Ski Resort, where it ran for its first four years, and moved to Sun Peaks in 2026.

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