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O Days Festival has officially unveiled its 2026 lineup, confirming the electronic and alternative-focused event will return to Sonder Hoved at Refshaleoen in Copenhagen from 30th July - 1st August, 2026. Known for its cutting-edge curation and intimate industrial setting, O Days continues to position itself as a must-attend summer festival for forward-thinking dance music fans across Europe.

Leading the 2026 bill is Disclosure, set to deliver a DJ set alongside heavyweight selectors and live electronic favourites. Joy Orbison, Mall Grab and Nia Archives bring a powerful blend of club culture, bass and breakbeat energy, while The Dare and Yaeji both appear in DJ set formats. The announcement signals a strong emphasis on dancefloor-driven programming, with a clear focus on contemporary electronic sounds.

The lineup also features a deep supporting cast including Bremer/McCoy, Courtesy, Elsked, Jodie Harsh and Mona Moroni, alongside Rose Gray, Swank Mami, Swimming Paul, Tripolism, Von Quar and Σtella. With more artists still to be announced, the initial drop highlights O Days’ commitment to showcasing both internationally recognised names and emerging talent from across the electronic spectrum.

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Three-day tickets for O Days 2026 are already on sale, giving fans the chance to lock in their spot early for the Copenhagen summer event. With its first lineup reveal now live and further announcements on the way, O Days is shaping up for another standout edition in 2026.

Disclosure, Mall Grab, and More: O Days Festival Reveals 2026 Lineup

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O Days Festival locks in Disclosure alongside Joy Orbison and Mall Grab for its 2026 edition at Refshaleoen.

Don’t Let Daddy Know is officially landing in Colombia for the first time, with the globally recognised dance music brand announcing its debut Colombian edition on 1st May, 2026. The inaugural event will take over Bogota’s Movistar Arena, marking a major milestone for the festival series as it continues its expansion across Latin America. Known for its high-impact production and big-room energy, the Colombian debut is shaping up as one of the country’s most anticipated electronic events of the year.

Leading the 2026 lineup are EDM heavyweights Axwell and Steve Aoki, bringing proven festival firepower to the capital. They are joined by supergroup HALŌ, featuring members of Third Party, Matisse & Sadko and DubVision, alongside Dutch duo Nervo. Rounding out the bill are Dezko, Cato Anaya and Kaiser, delivering a balanced mix of international names and rising talent for the debut edition.

The Bogota show forms part of the wider Don’t Let Daddy Know World Tour, a brand synonymous with explosive visuals, cutting-edge stage design and peak-time anthem selections. Hosting the event at Movistar Arena positions the festival firmly within Colombia’s growing large-scale electronic music market, signalling confidence in the local appetite for premium EDM experiences.

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With this being the first-ever Don’t Let Daddy Know event in Colombia, demand is expected to be high. Fans are encouraged to register now for access to tickets ahead of general sale, as organisers prepare to introduce the iconic festival atmosphere to Bogota for the very first time.

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Axwell, Steve Aoki and Nervo lead Don't Let Daddy Know Colombia on 1st May, 2026 in Bogota.

Kilby Block Party has confirmed a lineup update ahead of its 2026 return, with Nilüfer Yanya unfortunately withdrawing from the festival due to changes to her touring schedule. The three-day event is set to take place from 15th - 17th May, 2026 at the Utah State Fairpark, with organisers moving quickly to address the change as planning continues for one of the US indie calendar’s most anticipated weekends.

The festival has announced Smerz as the latest addition to the 2026 lineup, stepping in following Nilüfer Yanya’s cancellation. The Norwegian duo bring a left-of-centre electronic and experimental pop sound that fits neatly within Kilby Block Party’s genre-spanning approach. Their inclusion strengthens an already expansive bill led by Lorde, The xx, Turnstile and Hayley Williams, alongside a deep undercard of indie, alternative and emerging artists.

Nilüfer Yanya’s withdrawal affects only a portion of her upcoming tour, with Kilby Block Party among the impacted dates. While her absence will be felt, the broader lineup remains largely unchanged, continuing to feature a wide range of international acts, cult favourites and breakout performers across the weekend. Organisers have indicated that further details around daily lineups are still to come.

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Single-day tickets and day-by-day artist splits are expected to be announced soon, adding another layer of anticipation ahead of May. With Smerz now confirmed and more information on the way, Kilby Block Party 2026 remains firmly on track as a standout multi-day destination for indie and alternative music fans.

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Nilufer Yanya Pulls Out of Kilby Block Party 2026

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Smerz added to the Kilby Block Party 2026 lineup following Nilufer Yanya cancellation.

CLOUT Festival has officially announced the first wave of artists for its 2026 edition, confirming its return to Warsaw across 10th - 11th July, 2026. The two-day hip hop and trap-focused event will once again take over Lotnisko Bemowo, continuing its rise as one of Europe’s most influential platforms for contemporary rap culture. This initial lineup drop sets a strong tone for what is shaping up to be a major summer gathering.

Leading the announcement is Destroy Lonely, whose rapid ascent has made him one of the most in-demand names in modern trap. He is joined by Nine Vicious and Molly Santana, both bringing a darker, underground edge to the bill. Global heavyweight Wiz Khalifa adds mainstream firepower, while Don Toliver rounds out the first five acts with his genre-blurring sound and chart-topping credentials.

The announcement reflects CLOUT Festival’s ongoing commitment to showcasing both cutting-edge artists and established international stars. By blending emerging voices with globally recognised names, the festival continues to carve out a distinct identity within Europe’s crowded summer festival circuit. More artist announcements are expected in the coming months as the 2026 lineup continues to take shape.

Two-day tickets for CLOUT Festival 2026 are already on sale, giving fans the chance to lock in their spot early. With the first five artists now confirmed and plenty more still to come, anticipation is building fast for another high-impact edition in Warsaw next July.

CLOUT Festival Announces First 5 Artists for 2026

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Destroy Lonely and Wiz Khalifa lead first lineup drop for CLOUT Festival 2026 on 10th - 11th July.

Up In The Sky has officially confirmed its return for 2026, locking in dates for its second-ever edition at the stunning Buttermilk Ski Resort in Aspen, Colorado. The boutique mountain festival will take place across 7th - 8th August, 2026, once again blending live music with alpine scenery. Following a strong debut year, the announcement signals continued momentum for one of North America’s most visually striking summer festivals.

The event first launched in 2025, marking the inaugural edition of Up In The Sky and immediately positioning itself as a premium destination experience. Last year’s lineup featured a diverse mix of global and emerging talent, including Rufus Du Sol, Kacey Musgraves, Glass Animals and SG Lewis performing live, alongside Suki Waterhouse, Glass Beams and Role Model. The debut edition helped establish the festival’s crossover appeal between alternative, electronic and pop audiences.

While the 2026 lineup is yet to be revealed, expectations are already building based on the calibre of artists booked in its first year. Organisers have confirmed that further announcements will follow, with the second edition expected to expand on the festival’s curated approach rather than dramatically scale up. The focus remains on high-quality performances, immersive surroundings and a carefully selected artist roster.

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With dates now locked in, fans are encouraged to mark their calendars as planning begins for another summer escape in the Rockies. More details around artists, tickets and on-sale information are expected in the coming months as Up In The Sky prepares to build on its successful debut with a highly anticipated 2026 return.

Up In The Sky Music Festival Locks In 2026 Aspen Dates

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The second edition of Up In The Sky Music Festival will take place 7th - 8th August, 2026 in Aspen.