Asia’s leading dance music gathering, Djakarta Warehouse Project, has announced the first artists for its 2026 edition, confirming a heavyweight selection of international electronic music talent for its return to Jakarta.

Taking place from December 11–13, 2026, DWP26 will welcome fans from around the world for three nights of music, production and culture in Indonesia’s capital. The first wave of names spans a wide range of electronic styles, from global mainstage anthems and melodic house to hard techno, trance and drum & bass.
At the top of the announcement is Axwell B2B Sebastian Ingrosso, bringing two iconic members of Swedish House Mafia together for a special back-to-back set. The pair’s appearance adds a major moment to DWP26’s opening lineup, with both artists remaining at the forefront of global house and festival culture.
Also confirmed are mainstage powerhouses Afrojack, Alok, Dimitri Vegas and R3hab. Afrojack’s catalogue of festival records and collaborations has made him one of dance music’s most enduring headliners, while Alok continues to bring his Brazilian-rooted sound to audiences worldwide. Dimitri Vegas arrives with his signature high-energy festival presence, while R3hab adds another internationally recognised Dutch name to the bill.
The first phase goes far beyond mainstage sounds. German techno favourite Lilly Palmer and Dutch producer Maddix are set to represent the harder end of the spectrum, offering DWP fans driving, high-impact sets built for peak-time crowds.
Trance is also strongly represented with Cosmic Gate, MaRLo and Billy Gillies. Cosmic Gate’s longstanding influence on the genre has made the German duo a fixture on trance festival lineups around the world, while MaRLo’s energetic sound and Billy Gillies’ fast-rising profile bring further range to the weekend’s programme.
UK artist Dimension joins the lineup to fly the flag for drum & bass. Known for combining big melodic hooks with high-energy bass production, Dimension’s inclusion underlines DWP’s continued commitment to programming sounds from across the electronic music spectrum. Meanwhile, Eli & Fur will bring their acclaimed blend of deep, melodic and vocal-driven house, with Tye Turner completing the first list of performing artists. SYBER has been announced for stage hosting duties.
Confirmed DWP26 Artists
- 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
The 2026 event will introduce Garuda Land, a visually striking mainstage inspired by the Garuda, Indonesia’s national emblem. The design is expected to bring together local creative references with modern festival technology, including large-scale lighting, pyrotechnics and immersive production elements.
DWP has become one of the most recognisable festival brands in Asia since emerging from Jakarta’s club scene 18 years ago. Its 2025 edition in Bali set a new benchmark for the event, attracting 70,000 people to GWK Cultural Park for a lineup featuring Calvin Harris, Skrillex, Charlotte de Witte and FISHER.
Returning to Jakarta in 2026, the festival aims to build on that momentum with expanded production, interactive areas, regional designer markets and a food programme that connects traditional Indonesian dishes with Jakarta’s growing modern dining culture.
Fans can now secure tickets, group offers and travel packages through the official DWP website. For the first time, the festival is also available through MOVETIX, AirAsia MOVE’s new event platform. The DWP MOVE PASS combines a three-day general admission ticket with flights from Kuala Lumpur to Jakarta, making it easier for international visitors to plan their DWP26 experience.
Three-day general admission passes start from IDR 1,700,000, with VIP passes beginning at IDR 3,900,000. Travel packages for two people, including hotel accommodation and breakfast, start from IDR 7,200,000.
Djakarta Warehouse Project 2026 takes place in Jakarta, Indonesia, from December 11–13, 2026.
For tickets and more information, visit www.dwpfest.com and follow @dwpfest.

