Axwell B2B Sebastian Ingrosso, Afrojack and Alok Lead DWP26

Djakarta Warehouse Project has kicked off the campaign for its 2026 edition with a first phase lineup packed with international electronic music talent. Returning to Jakarta from December 11–13, 2026, the festival will once again bring together fans from across Indonesia, Asia and the wider global dance music community.

The opening announcement is led by Axwell B2B Sebastian Ingrosso, a standout booking that reunites two of Swedish House Mafia’s most influential members behind the decks. Their set will be one of the marquee moments of DWP26, placing a pair of modern house music icons at the centre of the festival’s Jakarta homecoming.

They will be joined by a series of artists built for large-scale festival moments. Afrojack, Alok, Dimitri Vegas and R3hab are all confirmed, giving the initial lineup a formidable mainstage presence. With each artist carrying a catalogue of global hits, club records and festival anthems, DWP26 is expected to deliver high-energy performances from the moment its gates open.

The event’s first wave also offers substantial variety for fans looking beyond big-room sounds. Techno fans can expect appearances from Lilly Palmer and Maddix, while the trance side of the programme will feature Cosmic Gate, MaRLo and Billy Gillies.

Meanwhile, UK producer Dimension brings drum & bass to the DWP26 lineup. Widely respected for his melodic, crossover-minded approach to the genre, Dimension’s set is likely to be one of the fastest and most bass-heavy moments of the weekend. London duo Eli & Fur will offer a contrasting dose of atmospheric, vocal-forward house, while Filipino-Australian artist Tye Turneradds another international voice to the bill. The festival has also confirmed SYBER for stage hosting duties.

DWP26 First Phase Lineup

Afrojack, Alok, Axwell B2B Sebastian Ingrosso, Billy Gillies, Cosmic Gate, Dimension, Dimitri Vegas, Eli & Fur, Lilly Palmer, Maddix, MaRLo, R3hab, Tye Turner.
Stage hosting by SYBER.

The 2026 edition follows an especially significant year for Djakarta Warehouse Project. In 2025, the festival staged a huge event at Bali’s GWK Cultural Park, attracting 70,000 attendees to see Calvin Harris, Skrillex, Charlotte de Witte, FISHER and more.

Now, the event returns to the city where the DWP story began nearly two decades ago. Since growing from a Jakarta club night into a globally recognised festival, Djakarta Warehouse Project has become a key destination for dance music fans travelling through Southeast Asia.

For DWP26, organisers are preparing an enhanced experience centred around Garuda Land. Inspired by the Garuda, Indonesia’s national emblem, the mainstage concept will merge large-scale music festival technology with Indonesian creative identity. Festivalgoers can expect a spectacular visual environment featuring modern lighting systems, pyrotechnics and immersive design details.

The wider event will also include spaces to explore away from the music, with independent designers from the region featured in a dedicated market and a food programme designed to reflect both traditional warung culture and Jakarta’s flourishing contemporary dining scene.

Tickets, group deals and travel packages are available now through www.dwpfest.com. Three-day GA early-entry passes begin at IDR 1,700,000, while GA presale passes start at IDR 1,900,000. VIP presale tickets are available from IDR 3,900,000.

International attendees can additionally access the new DWP MOVE PASS, available through AirAsia MOVE’s MOVETIX event platform. Starting from MYR 1,300, the bundle includes a three-day general admission ticket alongside flights from Kuala Lumpur to Jakarta, subject to availability and terms.

With more names still to be announced, Djakarta Warehouse Project 2026 is already positioning itself as one of the year’s essential electronic music festivals in Asia.

Djakarta Warehouse Project 2026
December 11–13, 2026 | Jakarta, Indonesia

For tickets and information, visit www.dwpfest.com or follow @dwpfest on social media.