Kinetic Field EDC 2025 // Photo Credit: Koen Ten Holter for Insomniac Events

Launch Guide: EDC Las Vegas 2026

Let the countdown begin. We are now about a week away from the biggest electronic music festival of the year, EDC Las Vegas. With this being the 30th anniversary of the Electric Daisy Carnival, Insomniac has pulled out all the stops. From a Day 0 parade on the Las Vegas strip open to the public and B2Bs all over the lineup to new stage designs and lots of exciting surprises, this is going to be an event you won’t want to miss. Here’s our Moon Lvnding Launch Guide to ensure you make the most of your time under the Electric Sky!

Day 0 World Party Parade

For the first time, Insomniac has partnered with the city of Las Vegas to shut down part of the strip and turn it into a full-blown rave parade. With 30+ art cars, 100s of performers, and moving renegade sound systems, this will be an historic event. The parade starts at 6 pm between Sahara Blvd and Genting Blvd. Get there early to secure your spot and to kick off EDC with an event like no other.

B2B Madness

EDC is known for its massive lineup with international artists playing a range of EDM genres. It is hard to make your schedule without missing someone. Below are some acts I’ve identified as highlights, broken down by day.

Day 1:

  • Max Dean B2B Luke Dean to open the event at Cosmic Meadow at 5 pm
  • Nico Moreno at Circuit Grounds at 9 pm
  • Walker & Royce B2B VNSSA at Cosmic Meadow at 9:55 pm
  • Levity at Circuit Grounds at 11:15 pm
  • Wooli at Circuit Grounds at 12:25 pm
  • Fisher at Kinetic Field at 1:47 am
  • Adventure Club Throwback Set at Basspod at 2:30 am
  • Holy Priest at Circuit Grounds at 2:30 am
  • Porter Robinson at Kinetic Field at 3:01 am
  • San Pacho at Cosmic Meadow at 4:02 am
  • Level Up at Circuit Grounds at 4:30 am

Day 2:

  • Fallen with MC Dino at Basspod at 7 pm
  • AVELLO B2B Dennett at Basspod at 7:50 pm
  • HAYLA at Kinetic Field at 8 pm
  • Sub Focus at Kinetic Field at 9 pm
  • OMNOM at Stereo Bloom at 10:00 pm
  • Sammy Virji at Circuit Grounds at 10:45 pm
  • Noizu at Stereo Bloom at 11:15 pm
  • Lady Faith B2B LNY TNZ at Wasteland at 11:30 pm
  • The Prodigy at Cosmic Meadow at 11:35 pm
  • Polar Bears at Forest House at 12 am
  • Wax Motif at Stereo Bloom at 12:30 am
  • John Summit at Kinetic Field at 12:32 am
  • BUNT. at Cosmic Meadow at 12:40 am
  • Eptic B2B Space Laces at Basspod at 1:30 am
  • Peggy Gou B2B KI/KI at Circuit Grounds at 1:45 am
  • Subtronics at Kinetic Field at 1:47 am
  • Doctor P B3B Flux Pavilion B3B Funtcase at Basspod at 2:30 am
  • Josh Baker B3B KETTAMA B3B Prospa at Neon Garden at 3:30 am
  • Above & Beyond Sunrise Set at Kinetic Field at 4:15 am

Day 3:

  • Sippy at Basspod at 7:50 pm
  • Ship Wrek at Kinetic Field at 8:00 pm
  • EAZYBAKED at Basspod at 8:40 pm
  • INFEKT B2B Samplifire at Basspod at 9:30 pm
  • San Holo Wholesome Riddim Set at Cosmic Meadow at 10:00 pm
  • Griz B2B Wooli at Kinetic Field at 11:19 pm
  • Tinlicker (DJ set) at Quantum Valley at 12 am
  • Alison Wonderland at Cosmic Meadows at 12:05 am
  • Chris Lorenzo B2B Bullet Tooth at Stereo Bloom at 1:00 am
  • Seven Lions at Cosmic Meadows at 1:05 am
  • AHEE B2B Liquid Stranger at Basspod at 1:30 am
  • Martin Garrix at Kinetic Field at 1:47 am
  • Whethan at Basspod at 2:30 am
  • Cloonee at Kinetic Field at 3:01 am
  • Black Tiget Sex Machine at Cosmic Meadow at 3:20 am
  • Boogie T B2B Distinct Motive at Basspod at 3:30 am
  • Klangkuenstler at Neon Garden at 4:10 am
  • Nico Moreno B2B Holy Priest at 4:30 am to close out EDC

With so many artists and so many stages, it is almost impossible not to have a conflict. Look at the lineup, then plan and strategize with your group to make the most of your weekend.

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New Additions

With the 30th anniversary being a big one, there are also big changes happening. Building on the immersive worlds of past themes like kineticBLOOM (2022), kineticAWAKENING (2023), and kineticMETROPOLIS (2025), this year’s theme, kineticJOURNEY, is a tribute to the past. There are brand new stage designs for Kineitc Field, Basspod, Circuit Grounds, Cosmic Meadows, Neon Garden, Quantum Valley, Stereo Bloom, and Wasteland. So many of the main stages you knew from past EDCs will be getting a full rework! Make sure you get there early to experience all the new stage designs, and be sure to share the PLUR at each stage.

EDC is much more than just the music; it is an immersive world. Be sure to take time to see all it has to offer: Downtown EDC, YeeDC, the art carts, Ferris wheels, and rides. If you’re lucky, you’ll find the hidden speakeasy, and there will be plenty of performer parades throughout the festival. Be sure to get there early and explore around the festival grounds to see and experience all EDC has to offer.

Whether it’s your first EDC or your 30th, be sure to hydrate before, during, and after the event. It is going to be around 100 degrees all weekend, giving the OG headliners PTSD from the fire-spitting octopus that used to roll around the site when it was scheduled in June. If you see someone in trouble, check in with them and/or seek out medical help for them. Taking care of each other is the PLUR thing to do!

EDC 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most memorable festivals of the year on the occasion of its 30th anniversary. Be sure to plan ahead so accommodation and transportation are sorted to make sure you can maximize your time at EDC. Set up your squad with a meet-up spot in case anyone gets lost, and enjoy all the amazing selections of food and drink around the speedway. For all the vibes and none of the distractions, put your phone away and let the vibe of the night take you away. I look forward to seeing you under the electric sky next week!

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Lift Off: Camp Alderwild 2026

Back for its second year, Of The Tree’s Camp Alderwild Festival returns to the beautiful San Juan Mountains in Telluride, CO on August 28 + 29, 2026. Now with the Phase 2 lineup drop, Camp Alderwild is shaping up to build on last year’s success with an intimate, nature-forward gathering.

Features of the 2026 lineup include an epic B2B between Detox Unit & Koan Sound, Esseks & tyedye ky performing as SurfTeam, EAZYBAKED, Cool Customer, Bad Snacks, and Yoko. The Phase 2 announcement highlights an already impressive lineup of headliners, Of The Trees and Daily Bread. Both artists will perform a closing set and a daytime set, delighting fans with double the beats.

The new lineup also introduces a first-time collaboration between Detox Unit and Koan Sound, two highly technical artists in the experimental bass realm. Their performance will be enhanced by a live VJ show from visionary visual artist Android Jones, marking their first collaboration and offering an immersive audio-visual experience that blends sound, art, and technology.

Camp Alderwild 2026 phase two line-up
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ALDERBAKED!

Joining the lineup are the ever-popular Super Hash Bros, EAZYBAKED. Fresh off their “The Bake Out” event series, these two Florida natives are poised for a big festival season with highlights at massive events like EDC Las Vegas and Bonnaroo.

Further additions include the glitch god himself, Cool Customer. The fast-rising stylings of Cool Customer have garnered attention from the likes of Zeds Dead, Tape B, Subtronics, and many more. Adding to this diverse Phase 2 lineup is SurfTeam (Esseks x tiedye ky), offering a rare collaborative performance focused on psychedelic and experimental sounds. Bad Snacks brings her genre-blending production to the forest along with Yoko, an emerging artist from Denver who blends glitch hop and neuro bass.

Beyond performances at Telluride Town Park, attendees can enjoy curated late-night events throughout downtown Telluride, as well as opportunities to hike, explore, and take in the area’s famed outdoor scenery. Camp Alderwild welcomes all ages, offering camping options for those eager to fully engage with the experience. You can book your tickets and packages for Camp Alderwild 2026 to start your journey to the mountains, and use the links below to keep up with all the latest announcements.

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Mission Success: Ubbi Dubbi 2026

Set beneath the backdrop of a warm Texas weekend, this year’s Ubbi Dubbi festival, Into The Abyss, lived up to its dreamlike, aquatic roots. This year’s intillations were top-notch with the ever-popular portal ring leading into the underwater world. My personal favorite was the giant Ubbi Dubbi fan spread open, providing the perfect picturesque background for you and your rave fam!

While wandering through the festival grounds, it was nice to see so many crews embrace this year’s aquatic theme. I saw a plethora of top-notch jellyfish outfits that looked so intricate they must’ve taken months to sew. I was even pleased to see a few Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy from the hit series, SpongeBob. Outfits aside, it was time to set coordinates for Dubbi’s Stage and go find the music!

Day One

I decided to kick off day one with local favorites Deluluz, and let me tell you, I see why they have been making major waves within the scene lately. Chock-full of charisma and big, bouncy dubstep drops, they got my blood pumping instantly. After enjoying their set, I cruised around for a bit, grabbed a quick and easy slice of pizza, and made my way to the Zoom Room. I stumbled upon SLAMM performing and was stopped dead in my tracks. Groove-laden house beats filled the air, and I began to enjoy my food with a soft bounce. Not on my radar for the day, they are a playlist add for all my house heads!

Making my way towards Ubbi’s stage (main stage), I wanted to get in a good position for Alesso’s sunset set. Not before being caught off guard by OMNOM’s performance first. OMNOM brought the heat to Texas! His set was powerful and sexy, main stage vibes with a warehouse feel. A wonderful precursor to Alesso’s set. Transporting me back to the golden era of 2010’s dance music, Alesso’s sunset set was sick! Tons of pyro and a spectacular firework show to match, this jam-packed performance had us dancing into the night full steam ahead!

Land Ho!

After this beautiful time capsule concluded, I made my way to Dubbi’s stage, located at the back, to catch Whethan’s performance. Jam-packed with gritty hip-hop bangers, Whethan did not disappoint! I’ve been trying to catch his set for quite some time now. Finally, the barnacles aligned, and I got lost in the euphoric wubs and gritty baselines that are Whethan. After washing back up on land, it was time to make a mad dash back to the main stage for Tape B. X marks the spot as Dubbi’s stage came into view.

Yo Tape B! Show ’em how it’s done!

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With huge LED cassette tape aesthetics surrounding the decks, this bass master consigliere began his work. Ripping through heavy-hitting collabs and signature Tape B tracks, this Florida native commands the center of attention. I’ve noticed at other multi-genre events that it doesn’t matter who you are or what genre you’re primarily into; fans always flood a Tape B set. “Yo Tape B” screeches through the speakers as massive green lasers blast through the night sky. The city skyline was illuminated when a blast of lasers and/or pyro exploded with the beats. This set was headline material for sure.

Lastly, I remained in place to catch Kx5 (Deamua5 & Kaskade ). A pleasant nightcap to a wonderful evening of bass, wubs, and beats. Their set was magnetic. Witnessing these two legends of the game was a perfect way to end night one!

Day Two

After a hearty breakfast and plenty of electrolytes, I was off to the races on Day two! Making a mad dash to Dubbi’s stage, I wanted to check out Tinykvt first and see what this cvntstep was all about! Her performance was legendary, from ripping open Pokémon packs on stage to grabbing the mic and singing her own edits and remixes. Tinykvt opened up day two with precision. After that, I enjoyed half of Canvas’ gritty ATL-driven bass set, then made my way back to the front of the venue.

After wading around in front of the venue for a while, I cast my line towards Dubbi’s stage to catch Blanke. I love his drum and bass stuff, so I just had to see what “normal” Blanke set was like! Melodic and packed with heavy bass, Blanke was a pleasant surprise for me on day two. One could only reach for a buoy from all the waves he was making on Dubbi’s stage. Then came LAYZ…

Watch out for the Aftershock!!!

LAYZ has been on my radar to catch live for quite some time now. I was super stoked to witness her glory in person for the first time! Known for massive hits like “Shockwave” and lightning-style graphics, she began to fit the backdrop a little too well. Her commanding riddim and high-energy set blazed an illuminating trail in the beckoning thunderstorm overhead. Getting hungry, I decided to go grab some Island Noodles from the nearby food truck when the announcement struck. “Please make your way to the parking lot and safely evacuate the premises.”

Alas, the party was over. As some attendees remained bitter, I didn’t mind leaving early. The safety of the festival-goers, artists, and everyone involved is always number one. A Texas spring can be finicky, with hail, heavy winds, and even tornadoes. Disco Presents made the right call in closing early; no amount of music is worth risking people’s lives. I said goodbye to some friends and made my way back to my truck. Until next year, Ubbi Dubbi!

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Lift Off: Freaky Deaky “The Revival “ 2026

Disco Donnie spared nothing in amassing this colossal list of artistry for the return of Texas’ Freaky Deaky. Taking place at the Travis County exposition center on October 30th and 31st, true Halloween weekend. Leading this spooktacular weekend are some of electronic music’s most in-demand artists, such as ILLENIUM, Disco Lines, Liquid Stranger, Odd Mob, WHETHAN, and EDM’s power couple Alleycvt & Crankdat.

This year’s theme, “The Revival,” transports attendees to a dystopian laboratory where science and sound merge. Freaky Deaky is crafting an otherworldly sonic experience that develops throughout each stage and environment. Spanning three stages—The Reactor, The Circuit, and The Lab—attendees will move through a reanimated environment of evolving visuals, immersive production, and shifting design elements that blur the line between science fiction and the dancefloor. 

A two-day gathering with enough bass and house to wake the dead.” Billboard

Let Him Cook!

Illenium’s emotionally charged moments sweep across the grounds like a hallowing wind deep into the night. Heavyweights SLANDER and Whethan guide the energy as the light begins to fade and night comes crawling in. A triple dose of weird enters the lab when Liquid Stranger, Boogie T, and Zingara cast their spell upon the crowd with their primal frequencies. Disco Lines, Odd Mob, and Mary Droppinz deliver high-energy sets within immersive, industrial-inspired environments. Lastly, late-night performances from Interplanetary Criminal, DJ Heartstring, and Hannah Laing carry the energy into the festival’s darker crevices across the spectrum.

Building on its legacy since debuting in Houston in 2018, Freaky Deaky has evolved into one of the nation’s largest and most unique Halloween dance music festivals. This year’s Austin edition will once again feature multiple stages, large-scale installations, roaming performers, and a crowd that turns the venue into a vibrant Halloween celebration. Sign up to be notified when tickets go on sale and be entered for a chance to win backstage passes.

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Same Same But Different Unveils Massive Phase One Lineup For 2026

After a sold-out 2025 edition and a year marked by innovation, Same Same But Different Festival (SSBD) is set to return to the picturesque shores of Lake Perris, CA, from September 25 to 27. One of the few fan-owned festivals in the world, SSBD delivers a massive Phase One lineup yet again. Notable headliners such as Of The Trees, LSDREAM, Tape B, and Gramatik will grace the stage this coming year. Accompanying them are an eclectic mix of house and bass music producers, including Ship Wreck, KLO, Effin, Steller, Kasablanca, Wonky Willa, and many more.

Beyond the music, SSBD offers wellness workshops, including the return of LSDREAM’s Lightcode. This fan-favorite experience combines sound, meditation, and healing. Attendees can visit the Family Garden’s creative workshops and all-ages activities, participate in the community 5K, or enhance their weekend with VIP wellness experiences, including saunas, cold plunges, and recovery amenities. Nakey Island, SSBD’s exclusive boat-access-only retreat, also makes a comeback, featuring secluded beaches and open-air dance floors, making it one of the festival’s most popular attractions.

BUTWOOD STYLE!

Same Same But Different Festival (SSBD) recently announced “Butwood” as the 2026 theme for its “But” stage. Inspired by the Golden Age of Hollywood, the festival is turning into an interactive experience where attendees become part of the show. The grounds are reimagined as a living film set with a red carpet atmosphere, featuring prompts that allow fans to shape the weekend by developing characters and influencing the festival’s visual identity. This fan-forward-thinking, immersive touch invites attendees to be part of the magic, rather than just witness it.

Following a sold-out 2025 and 33% growth, SSBD emphasizes its community-first approach. It pioneered fan ownership, raising over $700,000 from fans and letting attendees become part-owners while maintaining independence. With 7,500 attendees, SSBD provides an intimate alternative to mega-festivals focused on connection, creativity, and shared ownership.

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Liftoff: Showcation 2026

Nestled in the woods of Darlington, MD, Showcation returns to Camp Ramblewood for its third consecutive year. This three-day adult summer camp meets music festival draws an intimate crowd of 1,000 campers from across the Northeast. Attendees live onsite in cabins, are assigned to camp teams, and gather in a communal dining hall each day. They spend their days moving between music, comedy, and 20+ other activities spread across the campgrounds.

Think of your fondest camp memories, reimagined as an adult version with a modern twist. Showcation brings back that nostalgic summer camp feel, coupled with underground festival energy and the spontaneity of NYC nightlife. Crafting a choose-your-own-adventure for the weekend, where the experience goes far beyond the stages. 

First and foremost in the music. Showcation shines a spotlight on emerging artists who are making their mark in pop culture and on stage. This year, talented femme house artists like Mayv and UNIIQU3, as well as the NYC indie-rock trio Chanpan, are featured. Also on the lineup are some of the hottest names in electronic music, including Super Future, Daniel Allan, Baauer, and In Parallel.

With so much room for activities, campers will be assigned to a team upon arrival (Fluffernutter, Laserface, Ramblesquawk, or Snugglebug). Each team competes in daily competitions such as dodgeball, kickball, canoeing, arts & crafts, and even Mario Kart! Some activities will earn your squad points, while others are just for pure enjoyment. By the end of the weekend, teams compete in a playoff championship that’s a perfect combination of competitive and absurd.

Let the absurdity begin!

On Saturday, the pool transforms into a massive Wet Hot American Summer-themed pool party. With float races and plenty of underwater fun, this unhinged pool party is exactly what you need to cool off in the summer sun. Campers also have the opportunity to be pulled into the Clown Cult. It’s exactly what it sounds like… We’ll let your imagination do the rest.

Project X’s house party delivers a rager reminiscent of an early 2000s movie scene. Packed with DJs, beer pong, and hundreds of partiers moving from room to room, your high school and college years will flood the memory bank. Guests will also get to enjoy the acclaimed Beatbox House crew (featured on America’s Got Talent) performing live sets with their insane vocal talents. Be prepared to laugh your head off at the Comedy Club happening in the Barn on Saturday night with virtual comedian Charlene Kay (as featured on Netflix Is A Joke Fest).

A retrofitted school bus doubles as a stage, parked right in the middle of the camp. When Baauer drops “Harlem Shake,” or Super Future unleashes the “Grove St. Party” remix, the crowd is sure to erupt with youth-filled intensity. Lock in your cabin now, brush off that 7th-grade social anxiety, and let’s get back to pure summer camp nostalgia. Tickets for this year’s Showcation are available here.

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Zombie Apocalypse Releases Phase 3 Lineup Including Subtronics

Zombies are taking over the Queen Mary in Long Beach, CA, on June 19 + 20. Zombie Apocalypse Fest enters its third year in SoCal and has been a haven for bassheads and the undead alike. This festival brings the full spectrum of bass music from dubstep and riddim to drum and bass, guaranteeing high energy and crazy production all night long. This year’s lineup features the biggest names in the game, plus some new B2Bs that you won’t want to miss.

Lineup Preview

During Phases 1 and 2 of the lineup release, up-and-coming artists like Avello, Hvdes, Phvra, Nimda, and Richard Finger were announced. Complementing them are experienced OGs like Borgore, Kompany, Level Up, Sullivan King, and Zomboy.

Phase 3 dropped earlier this week, and the current king of bass music, Subtronics, was added to the roster. He is coming off his most impressive showing yet, breaking records at Coachella’s Sahara Tent with performances over both weeks. It’s the B2Bs, however, where this lineup steps it up a notch!

lineup reveal

B2B Craziness

One surefire way to add to the excitement of an already stacked lineup is to add some novelty B2Bs. But Zombie Apocalypse went above and beyond with 15 B2Bs. That’s right, FIFTEEN!

Topping the lineup is a combo that has bassheads around the world on notice: Excision b2b Wooli, plus a bunch of side projects too, special combinations like S.Y.N (Nimda, Svdden Death, and YVM3), and Skull Machine (Black Tiger Sex Machine and Kai Wachi). There’s also a throwback to the OG dubstep sound with Caspa b2b Peekaboo, Infekt b2b Samplfire, and a b3b of Bladerunner b3b DJ SS b3b Document One. There are still too many to name here, so be sure to check out the rest of the lineup to see who else commands your attention.

The summer of zombies is almost here already, so be sure to get in on the madness and grab your tickets. It will be hot in June, so please be sure to stay hydrated to enjoy your weekend. As always, headbang the night away and be kind to each other. To keep up with everything happening with Zombie Apocalypse, use the handy links below.

Summer Smash Enters New Era With Genre-Blending Lineup

Summer Smash, the largest and most well-known rap festival in Chicago, has announced its 2026 lineup. Started in 2018 as a one-day hip-hop festival, it has since grown to one of the largest festivals within the genre. It now welcomes over 100,000 attendees per year across three full days of music.

For the first time in the festival’s history, it has expanded to other genres. World-renowned DJ and producer Skrillex is headlining on Saturday night. Skrillex is known for his unique take on dubstep and electronic music that took over the early 2010s. He produced the Grammy-winning album Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites and received another nomination for his latest album F*ck U Skrillex You Think Ur Andy Warhol but Ur Not!! <3. Known for high-energy performances and unpredictable sets, his presence marks a major shift in Summer Smash’s identity and its expansion into other genres. 

Also performing Saturday night are ISOxo and Whethan. ISOxo is known for his upbeat bass music and hit songs such as “SMACK TALK” and “THRASH (PARTY STARTER)”. He is also the co-founder of the San Diego festival Niteharts alongside DJ and producer Knock2. Hyper pop artist 2Hollis is also included on the lineup. This diverse lineup shows how Summer Smash is pushing boundaries by blending multiple styles of music together.

These electronic artists will be performing alongside major hip-hop headliners Lil Uzi Vert, Playboi Carti, and Chief Keef. This mix of genres creates an amazing experience for fans and highlights how the lines between rap and electronic music continue to blur, especially in festival settings.

Every year Summer Smash takes place in Bridgeview, Illinois, at SeatGeek Stadium. This year, the three-day festival will take place from June 12-14th. Tickets start at $399, grab yours using the link below before they sell out!

Lift Off: Space City Wubfest

Houston, prepare for lift off! Set in the heart of Houston, Texas, AHC Productions launches its first bass-driven music festival, Space City Wubfest , on Saturday, June 20th, 2026. Dedicated to the thriving underground bass scene in Houston, Space City Wubfest boasts four dynamic stages, a Texas-sized line-up, special guests, art, vendors, and rooftop vibes. Running from 11 am-11 pm at Raven Tower in downtown Houston, this all-day multi-stage madness is set to kick up major dust in its inaugural year.

Festival headliners include leading forces in the underground, such as Mport, Star Monster, Ozztin, STAR SEED, and Gallium. With over 50 artists spread across four stages, this all-day affair is sure to deliver a festival experience Houston has never seen before. As a bass festival, there are two stages dedicated to wub-heavy bass, packed with dubstep, experimental, and low-end chaos. The riddim stage brings the filth and high-energy madness. If bass isn’t your vibe, there is a more chill house stage for those smooth, groovy, rooftop-style moments.

Space City Wub Fest 2026 line up

Attendees can expect live flow performances throughout the day, plus a flow arts workshop. Here you can learn, spin, and level up your skills. Wander through the vendor village featuring local artists and creatives selling food (yes, options for everyone), clothing, handmade goods, trinkets, and all kinds of fun festival finds. Expect face painters, message tables, tie-dye bars, interactive vendor booths, and immersive community energy all day long.

Enhance your departure here!

For an elevated experience, attendees may purchase Space City’s VIP package. Enjoy exclusive access to the VIP section with a private bar, comfortable seating, and complimentary gifts from select vendors—plus prime vibes all day and night. GA and VIP packages are available for purchase here.

This 21-and-up event is sure to land its place in bass music history with its year-one launch. This isn’t just a show, it’s the start of something bigger for Houston’s bass scene. Twelve hours. Four stages. One city coming together for the wubs. Grab your tickets while you still can! 

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Launch Guide: Ubbi Dubbi 2026 ‘Into the Abyss’

With less than two weeks remaining, Disco Presents’ Ubbi Dubbi Festival is gearing up for its seventh edition, plunging deep into the abyss April 24th and 25th, 2026. Combining immersive production with one of the most extensive, multi-genre line-ups yet, Into The Abyss transforms Panther Island Pavilion into a glowing underwater landscape. You may be wondering where to begin in this bioluminescent world of bewonderment? Fear not, my little barnacle, in this guide, we will usher you to every pinnacle moment of this translucent water world.

With official by-day set times released, we must first begin with the music. 

Must-see sets

  • Alesso (Sunset Set): One of the weekend’s defining moments. Pairing euphoric, melodic anthems with golden hour energy at Panther Island Pavilion.
  • Kx5 (Deadmau5 + Kaskade): A rare collaborative performance since 2023 from two of dance music’s most influential names.Bblending progressive house and cinematic production.
  • San Holo (Wholesome Riddim Set): A fan-favorite concept set, merging emotional songwriting with bass-driven drops in a uniquely immersive format.
  • Of The Trees: Known for deeply textured, nature-inspired bass and one of the most visually immersive live shows in the scene.
  • Cloonee: A global force in tech-house, delivering infectious, groove-heavy sets built for peak dancefloor moments.
  • Space Laces: A master of sound design and one of bass music’s most technically innovative performers. Known for high-impact, precision-built sets.
  • Twinsick: Rapidly growing duo delivering melodic, crossover dance records.
  • Riordan: Emerging name gaining traction across the underground circuit
  • Marie Vaunt: Rising force in the international techno scene
  • Whethan: Genre-blurring producer bridging electronic, indie, and crossover audiences
  • Wilkinson: U.K. electronic heavyweight making a rare U.S. festival appearance

More than just the music, a community

Beyond just the music, Ubbi Dubbi 2026 offers an exciting new layer of interactive and lifestyle experiences! Fans can enjoy a festival-wide treasure hunt to discover hidden prizes, along with a carefully chosen selection of food, shopping, and wellness activities. Delicious highlights include beloved local favorites like Al Forno Pizza, Island Noodles, and Festi Bowls. You’ll also find fantastic retail vendors such as Cosmic Energy, Dreamland Studios, and Morphis Art, which features live painting. It’s all designed to make your festival experience even more engaging and memorable!

The festival continues its focus on health and community efforts, featuring on-site mental health and harm reduction partners such as OUTLET, Amplified Minds, and End Overdose. VIP guests enjoy enhanced amenities, including hair braiding, IV hydration, and glitter makeup stations. Additionally, an official charity partnership with Americares supports global health initiatives and disaster relief.

The official site Map can be found here:

ubbi dubbi 2026 site map

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