Tbilisi Open Air is an annual international music festival, with the emphasis on electronic and rock music, first held in Tbilisi, Georgia, on 15–17 May 2009. After that the festival is organized each year and is widely considered as the biggest music festival in Caucasus region. The festival mainly maintains several-day outdoor event format.

As the organizers of Tbilisi Open Air clarify, the defining idea behind the festival is freedom. This is freedom from stress, clichés, social controls, freedom to create and express, freedom to experience what is valued by every single one of us as individuals.

Tbilisi Open Air

It was first held in 2009 as an alternative to the Eurovision Song Contest 2009, which Georgia was disqualified from because of the political message of their song, "We Don't Wanna Put In".

Tbilisi Open Air

2023

The 2023 edition was held on the 23-25th of June period.

Tbilisi Open Air

23 June

Main Stage

Tom Odell

Bedford Falls

She Past Away

Tamada

Eye Stage

Etapp Kyle

Mattheis

Yanamaste

Le Violet

Zion Garden

Liquid Soul

Skizologic

AcidWave

Soyl B2B Ancient Om

Singer Stage

Tornike Gagoshvili

Reso Kiknadze Quartet

Kay G

Singer Jazz Foundation Jam

24 June

Main Stage

Kaleo

Rejjie Snow

Circus Mircus

Lua

Eye Stage

Ben Klock

Audrey Danza

OTHR

Zesknel (Live)

Zion Garden

Dirty Saffi

DJ Nuky

Psymmetrix

Katana

Singer Stage

Mechanical Rainbow

Dini Virsaladze Quartet

Sabina Chantouria

On The Road

Alexander Kharanauli

Process

Jam Session By Sandro

Nikoladze

25 June

Main Stage

Moderat

Imany

Ara

4D Monster Lobsters

Skazz

Eye Stage

Margaret Dygas

Rhadoo

OTHR

Gio Shengelia

Zion Garden

Braincell

Oogway

DM3

Stultitia

Chikovani

Singer Stage

Bacho Jikidze & Misi Wonderband

Pelargonia

Kemtet

Maikeru

Leftside Story and Ekoterine

Ducktape

2022

The 2022 edition was held on the 24-26th of June period and it was attended by more than 80 000 people. That broke the previous record and TOA 2022 became the most attended commercial music event of all time in the history of Georgia. The festival showed heavy support to Ukraine in the Russo-Ukrainian war that broke out that year - through donating part of the ticket and merch sales to the Ukrainian cause, supporting Ukraine through all media and communication channels, inviting pro-Ukrainian acts, etc.

24 June

Main Stage

Cigarettes After Sex

Bedford Falls

Konoba

Kordz

4D Monster Lobsters

Meme

Eye Stage

Acid Pauli

Robag Wruhme

Jennifer Cardini

Bacho

Garden Stage

Giuseppe

Sashi

DM3

Chikovani

Dimitree

Ellarge

Singer Stage

Dini Virsaladze Quintet

Salome Tsulukidze & Band

Erekle Getsadze & Bad Habitz

Luka Topuria Quartet

Pelargonia

25 June

Main Stage

Alt-J

Moku Moku

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Killages

The Black Marrows

Eye Stage

Konstantin

Map.Ache

Chloe

Tomma

Garden Stage

Ajja

Oogway

Katana

Acnient Om

Kaya Matu

Singer Stage

Bacho Jikidze & Band

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Reso Kiknadze Quintet

Zaza Marjanishvili Quartet

Melqo

Process

26 June

Main Stage

Okean Elzy

Rhye

Molchat Doma

Eko & Vinda Folio

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Nash Albert

Eye Stage

Petre Inspirescu

Barac

Gio Shengelia

Vako T

Zion Garden

Fungus Funk

Additivv

Ramyjin & Sukoharaa

Acidwave

Obri

Kassra

Marcuss

Infest

Holo

Singer Jazz Stage

Tornike Gagoshvili

Blinkroot

Levan Japaridze & Killer Band

Uma & Tuomas

Guja Mardini Quartet

Adikashvili & Gabadze

Papuna Sharikadze Quartet

2020-2021

In 2020, Tbilisi Open Air was set to held through 26 June to 28 June, but due to the covid pandemic, it was cancelled.

In 2021, TOA denied holding the concert once again.