Festival lineups

CheckTheLineUp is a mobile-first app that turns a festival's bill into a swipe deck, builds your personal schedule from what you liked, and flags conflicts when two sets you love overlap. Below are the 43 festivals currently in the catalogue.

• EDC Las Vegas — Under the Electric Sky

  May 15–17 · Las Vegas Motor Speedway · 238 artists

  Nine epic stages, three nights, 238 artists — the definitive EDM ritual in the Nevada desert.

• Lightning in a Bottle — The Transformational Festival

  May 20–24 · Buena Vista Lake, CA · 126 artists

  Five days of music, art, wellness, and unfiltered creativity on the shores of Buena Vista Lake. Bass-heavy headliners, deep house all night, and a programme that spans techno, live electronica, global sounds, and transformative workshops.

• Coachella — Valley Music & Arts Festival

  Apr 10–19 · Empire Polo Club, Indio, CA · 47 artists

  Two weekends, seven stages, and an eclectic bill that spans pop, hip-hop, and electronic. Coachella's Sahara + Yuma stages remain the desert's most legendary EDM rooms.

• Ubbi Dubbi — Texas's home for bass + house

  Apr 24–25 · Panther Island Pavilion, Fort Worth TX · 20 artists

  Disco Presents' flagship Texas festival — two days spanning bigroom, bass, and house with Kx5 (Deadmau5 + Kaskade), Alesso, and Zedd headlining.

• Forbidden Kingdom — 100% bass music

  Apr 25–26 · Central Florida Fairgrounds, Orlando FL · 24 artists

  Insomniac's all-bass Florida destination — dubstep, riddim, and the heaviest B2Bs in the game.

• Movement — Detroit Electronic Music Festival

  May 23–25 · Hart Plaza, Detroit MI · 33 artists

  The annual Memorial Day pilgrimage to Detroit — techno's birthplace, three days, six stages, and a roll call of pioneers from Carl Craig to Richie Hawtin.

• Electric Forest — Sherwood after dark

  Jun 25–28 · Double JJ Ranch, Rothbury MI · 32 artists

  Four nights deep in a Michigan forest turned wonderland. Jamtronica, bass, livetronica, and the annual Sherwood Forest rave cathedral.

• Beyond Wonderland at The Gorge — Down the rabbit hole

  Jun 27–28 · The Gorge Amphitheatre, WA · 21 artists

  Insomniac's Alice-in-Wonderland spectacle under the Gorge sky — two days, three stages, house on one side, bass on the other.

• Paradiso — The Gorge's signature mainstage party

  Jun 19–20 · The Gorge Amphitheatre, WA · 18 artists

  USC Events' weekend takeover of The Gorge — bigroom, melodic bass, and house across the iconic Washington amphitheatre.

• HARD Summer — LA's hybrid EDM + hip-hop blowout

  Aug 1–2 · Hollywood Park, Inglewood CA · 18 artists

  Two days at Hollywood Park fusing rap crossovers, bigroom tech house, and techno: Zedd × Knock2, DJ Snake, Charlotte de Witte, RL Grime.

• Bass Canyon — Excision's bass cathedral

  Aug 14–16 · The Gorge Amphitheatre, WA · 16 artists

  Three days of heavy bass at The Gorge, curated by Excision. Solo sets, B2Bs, and a downtempo Detox side-room — this is where dubstep goes to church.

• Lost Lands — A prehistoric headbangers' pilgrimage

  Sep 18–20 · Legend Valley, Thornville OH · 18 artists

  Three days of dinosaur-themed dubstep at Legend Valley, founded by Excision. The heaviest rotation of riddim, bass, and melodic dubstep on the continent.

• Tomorrowland — People of Tomorrow

  Jul 17–26 · De Schorre, Boom, Belgium · 45 artists

  The world's most famous EDM festival returns to Boom for two identical weekends across 16 stages. Calvin Harris makes his Belgium debut alongside David Guetta, Martin Garrix, Armin van Buuren and 500+ artists.

• Ultra Music Festival — Miami, FL

  Mar 27–29 · Bayfront Park, Miami, FL · 61 artists

  Three days of waterfront bigroom on Biscayne Bay. Swedish House Mafia's Ingrosso × Angello, Carl Cox, Eric Prydz, Armin van Buuren and John Summit headline the 2026 return.

• Creamfields — UK's 20th edition

  Aug 27–30 · Daresbury, Cheshire, UK · 48 artists

  Four days and 250+ artists marking 20 years at Daresbury: Calvin Harris, Swedish House Mafia, Disclosure, Martin Garrix, Armin van Buuren and Tiësto headline the Arc, APEX and Steel Yard.

• Awakenings Festival — Europe's techno temple

  Jul 10–12 · Beekse Bergen, Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands · 34 artists

  Three days in the Dutch woods dedicated entirely to techno. Awakenings is the continent's definitive techno festival, where Area V's main-stage peaks and Area Z's hard-techno warehouse both hit equally hard.

• Lollapalooza Brasil — São Paulo

  Mar 20–22 · Autódromo de Interlagos, São Paulo, Brazil · 38 artists

  Three days at Interlagos blending global pop, rock, hip-hop and electronic headliners with a deep bench of Brazilian artists — roughly half the 72-act bill is homegrown.

• Ultra Japan — Tokyo

  Sep 19–20 · Odaiba Ultra Park, Tokyo, Japan · 4 artists

  Ultra Worldwide returns to Tokyo's Odaiba harbour for two nights of big-room, tech house and RESISTANCE techno against the bay skyline.

• Parookaville — The Festival City

  Jul 17–19 · Airport Weeze, Germany · 17 artists

  Germany's fictional festival city welcomes 225,000 citizens for three days of mainstage EDM, hardstyle, techno, and trance at Airport Weeze. Expect Charlotte de Witte, Armin van Buuren, The Chainsmokers, and Hardwell holding court.

• Lollapalooza — Chicago

  Jul 30 – Aug 2 · Grant Park, Chicago, IL · 46 artists

  Four days on the Chicago lakefront with 170+ artists across eight stages — a multi-genre blowout of pop, rock, hip-hop, and Perry's-stage EDM headlined by Charli XCX, Lorde, Tate McRae, and The Smashing Pumpkins.

• Primavera Sound — Barcelona

  Jun 4–6 · Parc del Fòrum, Barcelona, Spain · 42 artists

  Barcelona's seaside flagship: three nights at Parc del Fòrum weaving indie rock, pop, and left-field electronic across six stages that run until sunrise.

• EDC Mexico — Under the Electric Sky

  Feb 20–22 · Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Mexico City · 27 artists

  Insomniac's Mexico edition takes over the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez for three nights of kineticFIELD fireworks, techno in neonGARDEN, and wasteLAND hardstyle under the electric sky.

• Stagecoach — Country Music Festival

  Apr 24–26 · Empire Polo Club, Indio, CA · 30 artists

  Indio's biggest country music festival, taking over Coachella's Empire Polo Club with headliners Cody Johnson, Lainey Wilson, and Post Malone.

• Welcome to Rockville — World Center of Rock

  May 7–10 · Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL · 39 artists

  Four days of hard rock and metal at the Daytona speedway: Guns N' Roses, Foo Fighters, Bring Me The Horizon, and My Chemical Romance headline a stacked 2026 bill.

• Rolling Loud — Orlando — the loudest hip-hop festival

  May 8–10 · Camping World Stadium, Orlando, FL · 29 artists

  Three days of rap at Camping World Stadium: Playboi Carti, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, and Don Toliver headline a bill stacked with trap, Southern rap, and Opium-era heat.

• Governors Ball — NYC's summer kickoff

  Jun 5–7 · Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens, NY · 32 artists

  Three days in Queens with Lorde, A$AP Rocky, and Stray Kids headlining a pop / hip-hop / indie blend: Kali Uchis, Jennie, Katseye, Doechii, Clipse, Ethel Cain.

• Rock am Ring — Nürburgring rock & metal weekend

  Jun 5–7 · Nürburgring, Nürburg, Germany · 42 artists

  Three days of rock, metal, and metalcore at the Nürburgring: Linkin Park, Iron Maiden, Limp Bizkit headline alongside BABYMETAL, Bad Omens, Architects, and Volbeat.

• Bonnaroo — Music & Arts Festival

  Jun 11–14 · The Farm, Manchester, TN · 44 artists

  Four days on The Farm in rural Tennessee. Bonnaroo's sprawling tent city spans What/Which/This/That/The Other stages — a multi-genre summer tradition covering indie, electronic, hip hop, jam, bluegrass, and pop.

• Primavera Sound Porto — Porto edition

  Jun 12–14 · Parque da Cidade, Porto, Portugal · 34 artists

  The Porto edition of Primavera: three nights in Parque da Cidade mirroring Barcelona's left-field pop, indie, and electronic bill with an Atlantic-coast twist.

• Download Festival — Donington's rock & metal mecca

  Jun 12–14 · Donington Park, Castle Donington, UK · 33 artists

  Three days of rock and metal at Donington Park headlined by Limp Bizkit, Guns N' Roses, and Linkin Park — with Bad Omens, Architects, Trivium, Mastodon, and Tom Morello across five stages.

• Hellfest — Open Air Extreme Metal

  Jun 18–21 · Clisson, France · 37 artists

  Four days in the Loire countryside for Europe's biggest extreme metal pilgrimage: Bring Me The Horizon, Iron Maiden's Run For Your Lives, Limp Bizkit, The Offspring, plus Korn, Gojira, Ghost, Emperor and the full hardcore/black-metal underground.

• Summerfest — Milwaukee's 9-day music marathon

  Jun 18 – Jul 4 · Henry Maier Festival Park, Milwaukee, WI · 36 artists

  The self-proclaimed World's Largest Music Festival sprawls across three weekends on Milwaukee's lakefront (Jun 18-20, 25-27, Jul 2-4). Everything from country and pop to hip hop, rock and R&B across the amphitheater and a half-dozen ground stages — days 1-9 here collapse the three weekends into a contiguous run.

• Rock in Rio — Lisboa 2026

  Jun 20–28 · Parque Tejo, Lisbon, Portugal · 27 artists

  Two weekends on the Tejo riverside: stadium pop, classic rock, Brazilian superstars, and a late-night electronic tent. Palco Mundo is the main-stage monster; Galp and Super Bock fill the middle tier.

• Roskilde Festival — Denmark's non-profit music week

  Jun 27 – Jul 4 · Roskilde Festival Ground, Roskilde, Denmark · 32 artists

  Northern Europe's largest non-profit music festival — eight days, eight stages, and a famously eclectic bill that swings from stadium headliners to experimental composers and underground electronics.

• Montreux Jazz Festival — 60th edition · Lake Geneva

  Jul 3–18 · Montreux Music & Convention Centre, Montreux, Switzerland · 31 artists

  60th anniversary on Lake Geneva: RAYE, PinkPantheress, Lewis Capaldi, Nick Cave, Sting, Deep Purple, The Roots and Tyla across the Auditorium Stravinski, Jazz Lab, Jazz Club and Lake Stage.

• Fuji Rock Festival — Naeba mountain weekend

  Jul 24–26 · Naeba Ski Resort, Yuzawa, Niigata, Japan · 33 artists

  Three days in the Naeba mountains blending global indie/rock/electronic with Japanese legends: The xx, Khruangbin, Massive Attack, Fujii Kaze, Mitski, Susumu Hirasawa plus Ejin.

• Wacken Open Air — Holy Ground · 35 years of metal

  Jul 29 – Aug 1 · Wacken, Germany · 38 artists

  Four days of metal pilgrimage in a tiny North German village: Sabaton, Judas Priest, Def Leppard and Powerwolf headline W:O:A's 35th edition.

• Outside Lands — Golden Gate Park weekend

  Aug 7–9 · Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA · 36 artists

  San Francisco's marquee music weekend: three days in Golden Gate Park that mix arena pop, indie rock, hip-hop, and a notoriously deep electronic bill at the House by Heineken.

• Sziget Festival — Island of Freedom · Budapest

  Aug 11–15 · Óbuda Island, Budapest, Hungary · 37 artists

  Five days on an island in the Danube. Sziget packs pop-rock headliners onto the Main Stage, serves indie + hip-hop across Freedom and Colosseum, and runs techno all night at Dance Arena with global sounds at Afro-Latin and Magic Mirror.

• Summer Sonic — 25th anniversary · Tokyo + Osaka

  Aug 14–16 · ZOZO Marine Stadium + Makuhari Messe, Chiba (Tokyo) & Expo '70 Park, Suita (Osaka), Japan · 26 artists

  25th anniversary edition: three days of city-festival rock + pop across Tokyo (ZOZO Marine + Makuhari Messe) and Osaka (Expo '70 Park), headlined by The Strokes, David Byrne, L'Arc-en-Ciel, JENNIE, and YOASOBI.

• Reading & Leeds Festival — UK's bank-holiday rock weekend

  Aug 27–30 · Richfield Avenue, Reading + Bramham Park, Leeds, UK · 30 artists

  The UK's bank-holiday rock rite of passage, staged simultaneously at Reading's Richfield Avenue and Leeds' Bramham Park. 2026 is headlined entirely by British and Irish acts for the first time in a quarter-century, spanning guitar bands, grime, drum & bass, and pop.

• Aftershock Festival — West Coast's largest rock & metal festival

  Oct 1–4 · Discovery Park, Sacramento, CA · 43 artists

  Four days on the Sacramento riverfront for hard rock, metal, and post-hardcore: My Chemical Romance, Tool, Limp Bizkit, Queens of the Stone Age, BABYMETAL, Pierce The Veil.

• Shaky Knees — Atlanta's rock & indie fest

  Sep 18–20 · Piedmont Park, Atlanta, GA · 34 artists

  Three days of rock, indie, and alternative in Piedmont Park: Twenty One Pilots, The Strokes, Gorillaz headline alongside LCD Soundsystem, Wu-Tang Clan, Pavement, and Turnstile.