Afrojack, Dimitri Vegas, R3hab and More Confirmed for DWP26

Djakarta Warehouse Project has revealed the first names confirmed for its 2026 edition, bringing together a wide-ranging selection of electronic music artists for its return to Jakarta from December 11–13, 2026.

The opening lineup is led by a special Axwell B2B Sebastian Ingrosso performance. The two Swedish House Mafia members will join a first phase that includes global festival favourites Afrojack, Alok, Dimitri Vegas and R3hab.

With more artists still to be announced, the initial lineup already covers several corners of the dance music world. Dutch producers Afrojack and R3hab, Belgian star Dimitri Vegas and Brazilian artist Alok will bring high-energy mainstage performances, while Axwell and Sebastian Ingrosso add a major house music moment to the festival’s return.

DWP26 will also feature a strong selection of artists from the harder and more underground sides of electronic music. Lilly Palmer and Maddix are confirmed to perform, bringing driving techno and rave-focused sounds to the Jakarta event.

Trance fans will be represented by German duo Cosmic Gate, Australian artist MaRLo and Belfast breakout Billy Gillies. Meanwhile, the UK’s Dimension will deliver his acclaimed drum & bass sound, adding a fast-paced bass music element to the weekend.

London duo Eli & Fur, known for their atmospheric and vocal-led electronic productions, are also included in the first announcement. Tye Turner, a Filipino-Australian artist, completes the initial artist list, while SYBER will take on stage hosting duties.

DWP26 First Phase Lineup

• Afrojack
• Alok
• Axwell B2B Sebastian Ingrosso
• Billy Gillies
• Cosmic Gate
• Dimension
• Dimitri Vegas
• Eli & Fur
• Lilly Palmer
• Maddix
• MaRLo
• R3hab
• Tye Turner
• Stage hosting by SYBER

The announcement comes after Djakarta Warehouse Project’s landmark 2025 edition at Bali’s GWK Cultural Park. The festival attracted 70,000 guests and featured performances from Calvin Harris, Skrillex, Charlotte de Witte and FISHER.

For 2026, the festival will return to Jakarta, the city where it began 18 years ago. DWP has grown from its origins as a local club night into one of Asia’s most recognised electronic music festivals, attracting audiences from across the region and around the world.

A central feature of the 2026 experience will be Garuda Land, a large-scale mainstage inspired by Indonesia’s national emblem. The production will combine Indonesian symbolism and craftsmanship with modern festival technology, including advanced lighting, pyrotechnics and immersive visuals.

The festival experience will extend beyond the music stages. Guests can explore immersive areas between performances, browse a market featuring independent designers from across the region and enjoy a culinary programme that ranges from traditional warung favourites to dishes created by Jakarta’s new generation of chefs.

DWP26 will also offer international fans a new way to plan their trip. Through MOVETIX, AirAsia MOVE’s event platform, festivalgoers can purchase the DWP MOVE PASS, which combines a three-day general admission pass with flights from Kuala Lumpur to Jakarta. The package starts from MYR 1,300, subject to availability and applicable terms and conditions.

Current ticket and travel options include:

• GA Early Entry 3-Day Pass: from IDR 1,700,000 / USD 96
• GA Presale 3-Day Pass: from IDR 1,900,000 / USD 107
• VIP Presale 3-Day Pass: from IDR 3,900,000 / USD 220
• GA Group Package: from IDR 9,000,000 / USD 507
• Travel Packages: from IDR 7,200,000 / USD 406, including passes for two, hotel and breakfast

Additional artists are expected to be announced in the coming weeks. With its Jakarta homecoming, international lineup and Indonesian-inspired production, Djakarta Warehouse Project 2026 is set to become one of the region’s key electronic music events of the year.

Djakarta Warehouse Project 2026
December 11–13, 2026 | Jakarta, Indonesia

Tickets and travel packages are available at www.dwpfest.com. Follow @dwpfest for future announcements.