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Djakarta Warehouse Project has announced the first artists for its 2026 festival, confirming a diverse international lineup ahead of its return to Jakarta from December 11–13, 2026.
The first phase of DWP26 features major names from across the electronic music spectrum, including Axwell B2B Sebastian Ingrosso, Afrojack, Alok, Dimitri Vegas, R3hab, Cosmic Gate, Dimension, Lilly Palmer and Eli & Fur.
The announcement arrives as Djakarta Warehouse Project prepares for another major chapter in its history. Eighteen years after beginning as a Jakarta club night, the festival has developed into one of Asia’s most prominent electronic music events, attracting visitors from across the region and around the world.
Among the most anticipated performances on the 2026 bill will be the back-to-back set from Axwell and Sebastian Ingrosso. As two key figures in Swedish House Mafia and influential artists in modern house music, the duo’s appearance is expected to be one of the weekend’s standout moments.
The festival’s first announcement also includes several leading mainstage artists. Dutch producer Afrojack, Brazilian star Alok, Belgian dance music heavyweight Dimitri Vegas and Dutch-Moroccan artist R3hab will bring a selection of high-energy performances and global festival anthems to Jakarta.
DWP26 will offer plenty of variety beyond the mainstage. Lilly Palmer and Maddix will represent the festival’s harder techno and rave-inspired sounds, while trance fans can look forward to sets from Cosmic Gate, MaRLo and Billy Gillies.
UK drum & bass producer Dimension joins the lineup with his melodic and high-impact sound. London duo Eli & Fur will bring a more atmospheric approach through their blend of deep, vocal-led and after-dark house music. Tye Turner is also confirmed, with SYBER taking on stage hosting duties.
The first DWP26 lineup includes:
- Afrojack
- Alok
- Axwell B2B Sebastian Ingrosso
- Billy Gillies
- Cosmic Gate
- Dimension
- Dimitri Vegas
- Eli & Fur
- Lilly Palmer
- Maddix
- MaRLo
- R3hab
- Tye Turner
- SYBER, stage host
More artists are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.
A major part of the 2026 edition will be Garuda Land, the festival’s new mainstage concept inspired by Indonesia’s national emblem. The design will combine Indonesian symbolism and craftsmanship with large-scale lighting, pyrotechnics and contemporary audiovisual technology.
Garuda Land is intended to reflect DWP’s connection to Indonesia while giving the festival a bold visual centrepiece. The stage will be surrounded by an expanded festival environment featuring immersive areas, spaces to explore between performances, a market for independent regional designers and a food programme highlighting Jakarta’s diverse culinary culture.
The 2026 edition follows DWP’s landmark 2025 festival at Bali’s GWK Cultural Park. That event welcomed 70,000 attendees and featured performances from Calvin Harris, Skrillex, Charlotte de Witte and FISHER.
For its return to Jakarta, DWP is also making it easier for international fans to plan their visit. The festival has partnered with MOVETIX, AirAsia MOVE’s event platform, to launch the DWP MOVE PASS. The package combines a three-day general admission ticket with flights from Kuala Lumpur to Jakarta, subject to availability and applicable terms and conditions.
Ticket options currently include GA early-entry passes from IDR 1,700,000, GA presale passes from IDR 1,900,000 and VIP presale passes from IDR 3,900,000. Group packages and travel options are also available, including packages with festival passes, hotel accommodation and breakfast.
With its first wave of artists confirmed and further announcements still to come, Djakarta Warehouse Project 2026 is already shaping up to be a major destination for electronic music fans across Asia.
Djakarta Warehouse Project 2026
December 11–13, 2026
Jakarta, Indonesia
Tickets, group deals and travel packages are available at www.dwpfest.com.
