ULTRA Europe 2026 reveals final line-up for biggest edition ever in Split

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SPLIT, 12 June 2026 – Organisers of ULTRA Europe have unveiled the final artists for this year’s festival, completing what is set to be the largest edition in the event’s history.

Taking place from 10 to 12 July at Park Mladeži in Split, ULTRA Europe 2026 is expected to attract tens of thousands of visitors from more than 140 countries. With record international demand and strong ticket sales, organisers say this year’s festival is on course to become one of the most significant editions since the event first arrived in Croatia.

The 2026 edition is headlined by the festival debut of Calvin Harris, marking the first time the globally acclaimed artist will perform at ULTRA Europe. He joins a line-up that already includes some of the biggest names in electronic music, including Martin Garrix, Hardwell, Armin van Buuren, Afrojack, DJ Snake, John Summit, FISHER and Dom Dolla.

The final wave of artists adds several new names to the programme. German producer BUNT., known for blending melodic house with emotional storytelling, will perform on the Main Stage. Joining him is Plastik Funk, a long-established figure on the international electronic music scene.

Festival favourite MYKRIS will also return to Split, while bass music fans can look forward to a special back-to-back performance from American artists Ray Volpe and Sullivan King. Long-time ULTRA attendees will also welcome the return of trance star Dash Berlin, whose previous performances have been among the festival’s most memorable moments.

The RESISTANCE stage, dedicated to underground electronic music, has also expanded its line-up. Cuban producer Malóne Morez, recognised for combining house music with Afro-inspired rhythms, will perform alongside Deer Jade, whose melodic sets have earned her appearances at major festivals around the world.

Further additions have been announced for the UMF and Oasis stages, both of which continue to showcase emerging talent and diverse electronic music styles. This year, organisers are introducing significant upgrades to the UMF stage, including a larger footprint, enhanced production and improved visitor facilities.

The expanded UMF programme will feature artists from across Europe and beyond, including D. Lacrux, Nils Van Zandt, Pette, Charles B, Yamatomaya, TwoFace and Block & Crown. Organisers say the international mix of performers reflects ULTRA Europe’s continued commitment to showcasing both established acts and rising talent from around the world.

Alongside the line-up announcement, a limited allocation of one-day regional tickets has been released. General Admission day tickets are available from €69, while VIP day tickets start at €109. Three-day regional passes are currently priced at €135, with three-day VIP passes available from €299.

Tickets are available on Entrio.