Best DJs to Book for Festivals in 2026

What Festival Organizers Should Know

Booking a festival lineup is not about stacking the biggest names you can afford. It is about putting together a program that sells tickets, keeps people on site all day, and gives them a reason to come back next year. We work with festival organizers across Europe and these are the acts that are moving the needle right now.

R3HAB

Billions of streams, constant touring, and sets that work on any main stage. R3HAB knows how to play to a festival crowd. His mix of progressive house, future bass, and pop-crossover tracks hits a wide audience, which is exactly what you want from a headliner. He is professional, reliable, and always delivers.

Alok

Alok brings something different to a European festival lineup. His Brazilian bass sound stands out in a sea of similar-sounding EDM acts, and his production is massive. He consistently ranks in the DJ Mag Top 100 for a reason. If your festival wants to stand out with a booking that feels fresh rather than predictable, he is a strong pick.

Sam Feldt

Perfect for daytime stages, beach festivals, and that golden hour sunset slot. Sam Feldt's tropical house and melodic sound creates the kind of atmosphere that people associate with their best festival memories. He also cares about sustainability, which matters if your festival brand leans that direction.

INNA

INNA is not a typical festival DJ booking, and that is exactly the point. Her live show with dancers and choreography brings a visual element that pure DJ sets cannot match. Her catalog of dance-pop hits works across Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East, making her a strong headliner for mixed-genre festivals or as a crossover act that connects different audiences.

Start Booking Now

If you are planning a 2026 festival and have not locked in your headliners yet, you are running late. Top acts book 6-12 months out, and summer availability goes fast. Working with an agency that has direct relationships with multiple artists speeds things up. One conversation instead of chasing ten different agents.