By: Mitchell Treend

New Year's Eve is always the biggest party night of the year. But it's difficult to decide how to spend those waning moments of 2015. How about a ski trip? How about some gamblin'? Cards and dice are always a fun distraction. It's nice to be out in nature, though, breathe some crisp air. But you want to go to a concert. No, not just any ordinary concert, a really blowout show.

Have no fear--we've got just the right New Year's experience for you...

This December, SnowGlobe Music Festival returns to the sparkling shores of South Lake Tahoe in northern California. Entering its fifth year of providing a creatively curated NYE experience, Snowglobe has compiled an incredibly diverse lineup that should set the tone for one hell of a countdown December 29-31.

Headliners include none other than; brace yourselves, Jack U, Kaskade, Dillon Francis, Chet Faker, G-Eazy, Eric Prydz, Duke Dumont, and newly reunited Ghostland Observatory.

That is only the beginning. This year’s lineup also features a staggering support cast of heavy hitting names like Run The Jewels, Claude Vonstroke, Justin Martin, Cashmere Cat, What So Not, Cut/Copy and surprisingly enough, E-40. Regardless of your particular tastes, there is something for everyone at this year’s festival along with a treasure trove of artists you can stumble across to fall in love with.

For attendees checking out SG for the first time here are a few words of advice. Tahoe is cold AF during the winter, the festival is, and mostly outdoors and warm boots/coats are definite must. With the proper attire and the warmth of good vibes and even better tunes, you will not regret a trip to the lake this NYE.

Make sure your shuttle game is on point. It makes sense to snag an all-access shuttle pass so you can quickly get between the festival grounds and the various lodging spots, all conveniently located within a mile of the pick-up zones. There are all sorts of travel packages and lodging options to choose from, so do a little research and make sure you dont' get left out in the cold.

For ticket info and the complete lineup of music and other experiences, check out snowglobemusicfestival.com to see what it is all about.