EDC Colombia 2026 Ropes in Armin van Buuren, Miss Monique and More for Festival Debut

The Electric Daisy Carnival makes its long-awaited debut with BLOND:ISH, Alesso, Chase & Status, and more.

Over a year after announcing its debut, EDC Colombia has shared the line-up for its highly-anticipated inaugural festival. In addition to its flagship event EDC Las Vegas, Electric Daisy Carnival has expanded to Mexico, Brazil, India, and South Korea, with Thailand being its latest addition. Now, Colombia is set to make an entry into the EDC realm. More than ninety electronic music acts will be gearing up to ignite the crowd in Colombia during the holiday weekend at Unidad Deportiva Atanasio Girardot, a sports complex in Medellín, on October 10-11, 2026. 

Dance music mammoths Armin van Buuren, deadmau5, Miss Monique, Above & Beyond, and Boris Brejacha will kick off the very first edition of EDC Colombia with their unique skills. American DJ/producer and songwriter Illenium, Ukrainian melodic techno and progressive house maven Korolova, Chicago-born Kaskade, English DJ/producer duo CamelPhat, and Kyiv-based Artbat are among the performers at this electronic music mega-event in Medellin. 

Classically trained jazz pianist and house artist LP Giobbi will be hitting the EDC Colombia stage alongside Brazil’s Vintage Culture, house music veteran Armand Van Helden, Haitian Afro-house and tech-house giant Francis Mercier, genre-defying Turkish-Italian DJ Carlita and French techno powerhouse Nico Moreno.

Elsewhere, the line-up features Philadelphia-born dubstep act Subtronics, Brazilian techno export ANNA, Honeyluv, ‘Brazilian bass’ pioneer Alok, ALLEYCVT, Spanish DJ/producer duo MËSTIZA, Scottish DJ/producer Hannah Laing, Ahmed Spins, Funk Tribu, Aisha, Dezko, Beltran, Goldie, Luch, Pachanga Boys, Vini Vici, Stavroz, Wakyin, and many more.

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