EDC Thailand 2026 Lineup Is Here and It Is One of the Most Stacked Bills the Festival Has Ever Brought to Asia

EDC Thailand just dropped its lineup for the December 2026 edition and the bill is wide, deep, and genuinely exciting across every genre it covers.

The festival's third edition takes place December 18-20, 2026 at Rhythm Park in Phuket, perfectly timed for the weekend following Tomorrowland Thailand, making it one of the most stacked back-to-back festival weeks Southeast Asia has ever seen. Over 100 DJs will perform across multiple stages spanning techno, house, drum and bass, hardstyle, bass music, and more

The Names You Already Know

Martin Garrix needs no introduction. The Dutch DJ and producer who broke through at 17 with Animals in 2013 has held the number one spot on DJ Mag's Top 100 DJs multiple times and has collaborated with Dua Lipa, Ed Sheeran, and Khalid. His sets are built around progressive house designed specifically for festival moments. If you know only a handful of EDM songs, you probably know his.

Dom Dolla is the Australian DJ and producer who has been on the most consistent upward trajectory of anyone in electronic music over the past few years. Grammy-nominated and with over a billion streams across tracks like Miracle Maker, Rhyme Dust, and Saving Up, his brand of tech house and house is energetic, dynamic, and impossible not to move to.

Green Velvet B2B Steve Angello is the booking that stands out for its rarity. Green Velvet is a Chicago house and techno legend with over 30 years in the game. Steve Angello is a member of Swedish House Mafia and founder of Size Records. The two of them playing back to back is not something that happens often and it is the kind of set that defines a festival memory.

Charlotte de Witte is the Belgian techno icon who has held the top spot in DJ Mag's techno rankings for multiple years and became the first female artist to close the Tomorrowland Mainstage. Her label KNTXT is one of the most respected in underground techno. Her sets are dark, raw, and relentless from start to finish. If you like it heavy, she is not optional.

The Underground Names Worth Knowing

I Hate Models is the French DJ and producer known for industrial-influenced techno with roots in 90s rave culture. He has broken into the DJ Mag Top 100 and his sets combine violence and emotion in a way that sets him apart from most techno acts touring at this level.

Funk Tribu is a Colombian DJ now based in Berlin and one of the leading names in the rapidly growing NU-Trance movement. His music blends fast techno with trance elements, creating something that feels retro and forward-thinking at the same time. His track Phonky Tribu has passed a million streams and he has already played Tomorrowland. He is one of the hottest names in this sound right now.

Jamie Jones is a Welsh house music legend, founder of Hot Creations and the Paradise party series that became one of Ibiza's most beloved annual events. He has held the number one DJ position on Resident Advisor and was the highest charting house DJ in DJ Mag Top 100. His sets are warm, disco-tinged, and built for a journey rather than just peak-time impact.

The Full Lineup

Mainstream and house: Above and Beyond, Andrew Rayel, Tiesto, Kaskade, James Hype, Vintage Culture, Sofi Tukker, Mau P, and Paul van Dyk.

Techno and underground: Carta, ATLiens, Jamie Jones, Loco Dice, Space 92, Miss Monique, VTSS, and WhoMadeWho in a Hybrid DJ Set.

Hard dance: Coone, Da Tweekaz, Darren Styles, Sickmode, Showtek in a Hardstyle Set, Lil Texas, and Anderex.

Bass and drum and bass: Subtronics, Andy C, Hamdi, and more.

More artists are still to be announced by Insomniac.

Why December Changes Everything

Insomniac founder Pasquale Rotella explained the shift to December by noting that January posed challenges for some attendees who had just returned from holiday and New Year breaks. December aligns the festival with a time when many people already have time off, and he teased a vision for Thailand to become a premier destination for music enthusiasts much like Ibiza.

EDC Thailand December is also perfectly positioned as the weekend following Tomorrowland Thailand, giving electronic music fans in the region the opportunity to close out one of the most remarkable festival months Southeast Asia has ever experienced.

Tickets are on sale Thursday June 11 at megatix.in.th/events/edc-thailand-dec-2026?aid=EDMADDICTS