Electric Daisy Carnival returns to Florida from November 6–8, 2026, bringing three days of electronic music to Tinker Field with an international lineup featuring David Guetta, Martin Garrix, Hardwell, Mau P, Klangkuenstler, Nico Moreno and many more.

One of North America’s most recognized electronic music festivals is preparing to return as EDC Orlando 2026 takes over Tinker Field for another three-day celebration of dance music and rave culture.

Organized by Insomniac, the festival will once again transform Orlando into a destination for electronic music enthusiasts, combining large-scale stage productions, immersive installations, carnival attractions and performances from artists across multiple genres.

This year’s lineup brings together established international superstars and emerging underground talent, offering everything from mainstream EDM and progressive house to tech house, hard techno, trance and bass music.

David Guetta, Mau P and Alesso Lead Friday’s Lineup

The opening day, Friday, November 6, features an impressive selection of electronic music artists.

David Guetta, who recently secured his sixth World No. 1 DJ title in DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs 2026, will be among the major names performing.

Afrojack and Alesso are also scheduled to appear, with Alesso presenting a special sunset set.

House and tech house fans will have plenty to look forward to, with performances from Mau P, Chris Lorenzo, Joshwa, Josh Baker and Prospa.

One of Friday’s special collaborations will see Prospa join Josh Baker for a back-to-back performance.

The lineup also includes Interplanetary Criminal, KREAM, Azzecca, MALUGI and HAYLA, alongside bass music artists such as Wooli and Adventure Club.

The diversity of Friday’s program highlights EDC Orlando’s growing interest in presenting different areas of contemporary electronic music.

Saturday Brings Kaskade, Nico Moreno and Dennis Cruz

Saturday, November 7, continues with another extensive selection of international performers.

Kaskade, Steve Aoki, Alan Walker and Alison Wonderland are among the day’s headline attractions.

For fans of underground house and tech house, the program includes Dennis Cruz, Franky Rizardo, Max Dean, Luke Dean, Rossi. and Miguelle & Tons.

Nico Moreno will also perform, bringing his high-energy approach to harder techno sounds.

Additional appearances include Disco Lines, AYYBO, ChaseWest, Roddy Lima and an exclusive back-to-back performance from ACRAZE and CID.

The day also features a variety of bass music performers, including Ray Volpe, LAYZ and Skull Machine, the collaborative project from Black Tiger Sex Machine and Kai Wachi.

Martin Garrix, Klangkuenstler and KI/KI Close the Festival

Sunday, November 8, will conclude the festival with another major lineup.

Martin Garrix and Hardwell lead the final day’s mainstream electronic music programming, alongside MEDUZA and Alok.

The techno and harder electronic music lineup is particularly notable.

Klangkuenstler, I Hate Models, KI/KI, Holy Priest and SHDW are all scheduled to perform.

Marlon Hoffstadt will also appear with a special sunset set, bringing his contemporary interpretation of trance and rave-inspired electronic music to Orlando.

One of the most distinctive performances of the weekend will see Boys Noize join Brutalismus 3000 for a back-to-back set.

The combination of established techno artists and contemporary hard dance performers reflects the increasing prominence of faster, more intense electronic sounds within major international festivals.

Five Festival Stages and Immersive Experiences

Beyond the lineup, EDC Orlando is recognized for its extensive production and immersive environments.

The 2026 festival features several distinctive stage concepts, including kineticFIELD, circuitGROUNDS, neonGARDEN and stereoBLOOM.

Each environment represents a different musical atmosphere.

Neon Garden focuses on underground house and techno, while Stereo Bloom explores genres ranging from house to trance and bass music.

The festival also features CASA BACARDÍ, a dedicated party environment with additional DJ performances and interactive experiences.

Alongside the music, visitors can explore carnival rides, illuminated art installations and elaborate stage designs.

EDC Orlando Continues Its International Expansion

EDC Orlando forms part of Insomniac’s global Electric Daisy Carnival brand, which also operates events in Las Vegas, Mexico, Thailand and other international destinations.

The festival has developed into an important part of Florida’s electronic music calendar, attracting both local audiences and international visitors.

For 2026, the combination of mainstream headliners, underground talent and special back-to-back performances offers an extensive program for fans of different electronic music styles.

EDC Orlando 2026 takes place from November 6 to 8 at Tinker Field in Orlando, Florida.

Three-day and single-day passes are available in General Admission, GA+ and VIP categories.