Party & Music
What to bring to a festival? All essentials at a glance!
What should you bring to a festival? With our handy checklist, you’ll be sure not to forget any festival must-haves!
How to Choose Party Earplugs for Festivals, Concerts, and Clubs
Concert and festival noise reaches 90–120 dB. This guide breaks down the difference between Alpine PartyPlug (19 dB SNR, nonlinear filter), PartyPlug Pro (21 dB SNR, linear filter), and Tune...
Discover the new PartyPlug and PartyPlug Pro
The original Alpine PartyPlug was introduced in 2010. Since then, these earplugs have become the most popular choice for festivals and music events. We're delighted to introduce you to the new...
The Ultimate Festival Packing List: Festival Earplugs and Everything Else You Need
Festival noise can hit 100 dB or more. This complete packing list covers one-day and multi-day festival essentials including hearing fitness: Alpine PartyPlug (19 dB SNR), PartyPlug Pro (21 dB...
Hearing Protection at Festivals: How Loud Is the Music and When Do High Noise Levels Become a Concern?
Concerts regularly hit 90–120 dB. This guide explains how loud festivals get, what the 85 dB threshold means for hearing protection, how safe exposure time drops at higher volumes, and...
Why Do Musicians Use Hearing Protection Products?
Stage volumes regularly exceed 100 dB. This guide explains why musicians use hearing protection, the difference between in-ear monitors and earplugs, and how to choose between Alpine MusicSafe (19 &...