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Decibel Easter Festival has unveiled its full 2026 set times, locking in three days of relentless techno at Florence’s Mandela Forum across 4th - 6th April, 2026. The Italian event continues to cement its reputation as a heavyweight Easter weekend destination, blending underground favourites with global icons across tightly curated daily schedules.

Day one on Saturday, 4th April, sets the tone with a deep and driving progression. Fantasm delivers an extended three hour set, while a powerful closing B2B from Vieze Asbak and Kruelty promises intensity into midnight. Support across the afternoon comes from Karah B2B Klofama, NVNS and Zioner, building momentum from the opening hours.

Sunday, 5th April, leans into star power with a headline B2B between Carl Cox and Nicole Moudaber, alongside solo sets from both artists. Chris Liebing, Anna Tur and Fabio Neural round out a polished, high-energy programme, while Mouth Water brings a live element earlier in the day.

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Closing on Monday, 6th April, the festival returns to its harder edge with I Hate Models, Holy Priest and Novah leading the charge. Jazzy B2B Jowi and Luca Agnelli guide the night to its finale, ensuring Decibel Easter Festival 2026 ends on a relentless high.

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Decibel Easter Festival 2026 reveals complete schedule for 4th - 6th April, 2026 featuring Carl Cox, Fantasm and I Hate Models.

Rise Festival has unveiled its Phase 1 lineup for 2026, confirming the first wave of artists set to take over Les Deux Alpes from 5th - 12th December, 2026. Returning to the French Alps for a week-long snow and music experience, the festival continues to blend high-energy electronic music with one of Europe’s most iconic ski destinations, with packages on sale now.

Leading the initial announcement is Sub Focus, bringing his signature drum and bass sound to the mountains, alongside A Little Sound and Sota. The first drop leans heavily into bass-driven energy, setting the tone for late-night sets and high-altitude parties across the resort.

House and techno are also well represented in the Phase 1 reveal, with Chris Stussy and East End Dubs locked in, while Oppidan and K Motionz add further versatility to the lineup. Rising names including Harriet Jaxxon, Locklead and Badger ensure a strong mix of established favourites and emerging talent.

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With Hannah Laing and Jazzy rounding out the first announcement, anticipation is already building for what’s to come. As more artists are expected in future phases, Rise Festival 2026 is shaping up for another standout edition on the snow.

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Rise Festival 2026 confirms Sub Focus, Chris Stussy and more for 5th - 12th December in Les Deux Alpes.

We Out Here Festival has expanded its 2026 lineup with 26 new additions, further strengthening its genre-spanning identity ahead of its return to Wimborne St Giles, Dorset from 20th - 23rd August, 2026. With tickets now on sale, the beloved UK festival continues to blend jazz, soul, hip hop and electronic music across one of Europe’s most diverse outdoor programmes.

Leading the latest announcement are Thundercat and Peven Everett, two artists whose boundary-pushing sounds align perfectly with the festival’s ethos. They join an already rich lineup featuring Arthur Verocai with Nu Civilisation Orchestra, Mulatu Astatke, Stereolab and Joy Crookes, alongside rising names and global underground talent.

The new wave of acts deepens the festival’s sonic palette, with highlights including Steam Down, Channel One, Ivy Lab and Trojan Sound System. From live instrumentation to heavyweight soundsystem culture, the additions reinforce We Out Here’s reputation for curating immersive musical journeys that move seamlessly between eras and styles.

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Further names such as Oscar Jerome, Tom Skinner, Audrey Powne and Greentea Selecta add to the festival’s forward-thinking edge, while organisers have teased that more DJ and electronic artists are still to be revealed. With its community-driven atmosphere and ever-evolving lineup, We Out Here Festival 2026 is shaping up to be one of the summer’s most essential gatherings.

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We Out Here Festival expands 2026 Lineup with Thundercat, Peven Everett and more for 20th - 23rd ahead of August event.

Love Saves The Day has revealed its second wave of artists for 2026, adding a huge list of new names ahead of its return to Ashton Court, Bristol across 23rd - 24th May, 2026. With tickets set to go back on sale Friday 27th March at 10am for sign-ups, followed by general sale at midday, anticipation is continuing to build for one of the UK’s most vibrant early summer festivals.

The latest additions bring serious weight across drum and bass, UKG, grime and bass music, with Kanine, Flowdan and Breakage leading the charge. They join an already stacked lineup featuring Sub Focus, Sammy Virji, Joy Orbison, Goldie and Katy B, reinforcing the festival’s reputation for delivering high-energy, genre-spanning lineups.

Elsewhere, names like Sir Hiss, Capo Lee and Tim Reaper highlight the underground edge of the new wave, while Manara, MC GQ and Killa P add further depth across soundsystem culture and MC-led performances. The additions also spotlight rising talent including Charlotte Plank, Douvelle19 and Kirollus, ensuring a balance between established acts and emerging voices.

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With even more artists now confirmed and tickets about to return, Love Saves The Day 2026 is shaping up as a must-attend weekender for UK dance music fans. From heavyweight headliners to grassroots selectors, the Bristol favourite continues to champion the full spectrum of contemporary club culture.

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Love Saves The Day 2026 confirms new additions including Flowdan, Charlotte Plank and Kanine ahead of 23rd - 24th May return.

Nibirii Festival has officially revealed its full 2026 lineup, locking in a massive roster for its return to Dürener Badesee, Germany from 28th - 30th August, 2026. Following months of anticipation, the final artist drop completes one of the festival’s most expansive programmes to date, with organisers hinting that a few surprise acts may still be on the way.

The completed lineup spans hard techno, trance, drum and bass and bass music, with headline names including Klangkuenstler, Vini Vici, I Hate Models and Dax J. They are joined by a global mix of heavy hitters such as Dimension, Wilkinson, Marlon Hoffstadt and Hannah Laing, alongside underground favourites and fast-rising talent across multiple scenes.

The final wave of additions brings even more depth, with Netsky, Muzz and Fox Stevenson strengthening the drum and bass offering, while Felix Kröcher and Anna Reusch add further weight to the techno spectrum. Elsewhere, artists like Reaper, Neonlight and Vampa contribute to a high-energy programme built for late summer intensity.

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With its full lineup now confirmed, Nibirii Festival 2026 is shaping up as one of Germany’s biggest electronic gatherings of the season. From relentless warehouse sounds to festival-scale anthems, the event promises three days of non-stop energy, with more surprises still potentially to come.

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Nibirii Festival 2026 confirms full programme featuring Klangkuenstler, Wilkinson and Marlon Hoffstadt.