Written by: Kai Eldridge, Music Discovery Editor, OnesToWatch
Key Takeaways
- EDC Orlando 2026 runs November 6–8 at Tinker Field and features over 100 EDM artists across five stages, with headliners including Martin Garrix, David Guetta, Kaskade, Hardwell, Steve Aoki, Afrojack, Alesso, and Alison Wonderland.
- The festival’s 15th edition leans into back-to-back collaborations across house, techno, bass, drum and bass, and hard dance, plus multiple sunset sets timed for golden hour.
- Factory 93, Bassrush, and the Insomniac Records Takeover stages each carry focused programming, while rising acts like Mau P, Disco Lines, Of The Trees, Levity, and KI/KI showcase the next wave of electronic talent.
- Tickets start at $138.87 for single-day GA passes and $303.99 for 3-day GA, with all purchases required through Front Gate Tickets to reduce the risk of scalpers and scammers.
- For deeper coverage of the rising artists performing at EDC Orlando 2026 and beyond, explore OnesToWatch for curated editorial, playlists, and yearly artist selections.
EDC Orlando 2026 Lineup Overview
EDC Orlando returns to Tinker Field for its 15th anniversary edition this November, marking a milestone year with some of its most ambitious programming yet. OnesToWatch has pulled together what fans can expect across the three days, with a roster that spans five distinct stages, including Factory 93, Bassrush, and the Insomniac Records Takeover. Genre coverage stretches from house and hard techno to bass music, drum and bass, and hard dance, with each stage built around its own sound.
A major programming focus at EDC Orlando 2026 is the heavy presence of back-to-back collaborations that cut across house, techno, bass, drum and bass, and hard dance. These pairings are designed to create fresh combinations that feel different from standard solo sets. The weekend also features multiple sunset performances that take advantage of golden hour at Tinker Field, giving artists a visually dramatic setting for their sets.
Who Is Performing at EDC Orlando in 2026
The confirmed headliners and major acts for EDC Orlando 2026 come from Insomniac’s official announcement and additional reporting on the full roster. These names reflect the festival’s mix of global stars, high-profile B2B sets, and fast-rising club favorites.
- Martin Garrix
- David Guetta
- Hardwell
- Kaskade
- Afrojack
- Alesso
- Alan Walker
- Steve Aoki
- Alison Wonderland
- SLANDER
- Mau P
- Boys Noize B2B Brutalismus 3000
- Deorro B2B DJ Diesel
- ACRAZE B2B CID
- Prospa B2B Josh Baker
- Max Dean B2B Luke Dean
- Bou B2B Kanine
- Bullet Tooth B2B Sidney Charles
- Benda B2B Vastive
EDC Orlando 2026 Day-by-Day Lineup: What’s Confirmed So Far
Insomniac has not yet released full day-by-day artist assignments for EDC Orlando 2026. The table below shows the limited scheduling details available as of publication, which currently include two confirmed B2B sets with specific days. Full stage-by-stage times and daily lineups will arrive closer to the event through the official EDC Orlando site.
| Day | Headliners / Major Acts | B2B Sets | Sunset Sets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday, Nov 6 | Bullet Tooth B2B Sidney Charles | ||
| Saturday, Nov 7 | |||
| Sunday, Nov 8 | Boys Noize B2B Brutalismus 3000 |
Note: Day-by-day artist assignments are based on available pre-event reporting. Official confirmed set times will be published at orlando.edc.com.
EDC Orlando Tinker Field Schedule and Stages
EDC Orlando 2026 uses a multi-stage layout at Tinker Field to support its wide range of genres. Five stages, including Factory 93, Bassrush, and the Insomniac Records Takeover, run programming across all three days so fans can move between different sounds without leaving the grounds. Each stage focuses on a specific lane within electronic music, which helps the festival serve house, techno, bass, and hard dance crowds at the same time.
- Sunset sets run across all three days, with artists such as Alesso, Alan Walker, Malugi, Rossi., Brunello, Devault, and others slotted into golden hour windows.
- These B2B performances are distributed across the weekend, with dedicated slots on the house, techno, bass, and drum and bass stages.
- Factory 93 carries the deeper house and techno programming, including Chris Lorenzo, Disco Lines, I Hate Models, KI/KI, and Klangkuenstler.
- Bassrush focuses on bass music and hosts acts such as Levity, Jessica Audiffred, and Of The Trees.
- The Insomniac Records Takeover stage highlights label-affiliated artists throughout the weekend.
- Full set times and stage assignments will be confirmed at orlando.edc.com ahead of the event.
EDC Orlando 2026 Ticket Options and Pricing
All EDC Orlando 2026 tickets must be purchased exclusively through Front Gate Tickets to reduce the risk of scalpers and fraudulent resellers. The event is 18+ and requires valid identification at entry. EDC Orlando uses all-in pricing, which shows the total cost with fees before applicable taxes and delivery charges, so buyers see a clear final price. Available ticket tiers include the following options.
- 3-Day GA Experience Pass: $303.99 ($276.99 + $27.00 fees), with a $19.99 deposit option available. This tier includes festival entry, free water refill stations, food and beverage access, and bar access.
- 3-Day GA+ Experience Plus Pass: $369.99, with a $19.99 deposit option available. This pass adds expedited entry and air-conditioned restrooms to the standard GA amenities.
- 3-Day VIP Elevated Experience Pass: $659.66, with a $19.99 deposit option available. VIP includes expedited entry, dedicated viewing areas, exclusive food and beverage options, a merch tent, VOLTA Beauty Bar access, a kandi-making station, grab-and-go essentials, and complimentary WiFi.
- 1-Day Friday GA Pass: $149.22.
- 1-Day Saturday GA Pass: $149.22.
- 1-Day Sunday GA Pass: $138.87.
- Friday VIP Pass: $241.37 (available).
- Saturday VIP Pass: Sold out.
- Sunday VIP Pass: $231.02 (available).
Emerging Artists at EDC Orlando 2026
EDC Orlando 2026 also shines a spotlight on a strong group of rising electronic acts across house, techno, and bass music. These artists sit just below the top line of the poster but are building serious momentum and are worth planning your schedule around at Tinker Field.
- Mau P – One of the most prominent rising house acts on the EDC Orlando 2026 bill, Mau P has built a reputation for high-energy tech house sets that have quickly raised his festival profile.
- Disco Lines – A fast-rising house artist confirmed for EDC Orlando 2026, Disco Lines brings a playful, sample-driven style that has earned him a rapidly growing fanbase.
- Of The Trees – Of The Trees is a bass music artist known for organic, atmospheric productions that stand apart from harder bass styles and offer a more textural, immersive experience.
- Levity – Where Of The Trees leans atmospheric, Levity represents a more high-impact side of the Bassrush sound, with energetic sets that have made this project one of the most-watched rising names in the ecosystem.
- KI/KI – A hard techno artist confirmed for EDC Orlando 2026, KI/KI has become one of the most talked-about names in the genre’s current wave of emerging talent, especially among fans of faster, rave-ready sets.
- Prospa B2B Josh Baker – This pairing brings together two of the UK’s fastest-rising house acts for a collaborative set that ranks among the most anticipated B2B slots of the weekend.
- Max Dean B2B Luke Dean – Brothers who have become must-see artists in today’s underground scene, Max and Luke Dean use their EDC Orlando B2B to showcase tight sibling chemistry in a live festival setting.
- Jessica Audiffred – A bass music performer confirmed for EDC Orlando 2026, Jessica Audiffred stands out as one of the most prominent rising female artists in the genre and a key name on the Bassrush lineup.
- Klangkuenstler – A hard techno act on the EDC Orlando 2026 bill, Klangkuenstler has built a strong following in Europe and is now gaining significant traction across North American festival circuits.
- Devault – Confirmed for a sunset set at EDC Orlando 2026, Devault produces melodic electronic music that bridges mainstream appeal and underground credibility, which fits the golden hour atmosphere.
For a deeper look at rising artists shaping 2026 across genres, explore OnesToWatch’s Top Artists To Watch in 2026 and discover who else is breaking through this year.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are EDC Orlando 2026 tickets sold out?
Not entirely. As of current availability, Saturday VIP passes are sold out, but Friday and Sunday VIP passes remain available, as do GA and GA+ passes for all three days. All remaining tickets must be purchased through Front Gate Tickets only, where a $19.99 deposit option is available for every tier still in stock.
How many days does EDC Orlando 2026 run, and what are the dates?
EDC Orlando 2026 runs for three days, from Friday, November 6 through Sunday, November 8, 2026, at Tinker Field in Orlando, Florida. Single-day passes are available for each individual day, alongside 3-day passes for fans who want the full weekend.
How many artists are performing at EDC Orlando 2026?
The full lineup includes more than 100 artists across five stages, including Factory 93, Bassrush, and the Insomniac Records Takeover stage. The roster spans house, techno, bass music, drum and bass, and hard dance, giving fans a wide range of styles to explore.
What are the B2B sets at EDC Orlando 2026?
EDC Orlando 2026 features seven confirmed back-to-back pairings: ACRAZE B2B CID, Deorro B2B DJ Diesel, Bou B2B Kanine, Luke Dean B2B Max Dean, Bullet Tooth B2B Sidney Charles, Prospa B2B Josh Baker, and Boys Noize B2B Brutalismus 3000. These sets span multiple genres and are spread across the three-day schedule.
Is EDC Orlando 2026 an all-ages event?
No. EDC Orlando is an 18+ event, and attendees must present valid identification to enter the festival at Tinker Field.
Many of the emerging acts at EDC Orlando appear on OnesToWatch’s Top Artists To Watch in 2026, which offers a broader view of who is breaking through this year.
Conclusion: What the 2026 Lineup Means for Fans
EDC Orlando 2026 at Tinker Field delivers one of the most genre-diverse lineups in the festival’s 15-year history, with over 100 artists covering house, techno, bass, and more across November 6–8. The mix of global headliners, stacked B2B collaborations, and carefully chosen sunset sets shows how Insomniac is shaping the next era of the festival. From established stars to emerging acts earning their first major festival slots, the roster captures where electronic music is heading in 2026 and gives fans plenty of reasons to explore beyond the main stage.
For fans who want to go deeper on the rising artists confirmed for Tinker Field and beyond, OnesToWatch offers curated editorial coverage, playlists, and yearly artist selections that connect discovery to the live music experience. Spend some time with the platform before November and you may find your next favorite artist before they reach the top line of the poster.