Ubbi Dubbi 2026 Dives Deeper with Its Most Expansive Lineup to Date

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Returning April 24 & 25 to Panther Island Pavilion in Fort Worth, the seventh edition of the festival invites fans “Into the Abyss”, a glowing underwater world of bioluminescent reefs, immersive production, and a lineup that continues to stretch across the full spectrum of electronic music.

What began in 2019 as a Texas spring gathering has grown into one of the state’s defining festival weekends. Produced by Disco Presents, Ubbi Dubbi has carved out its own identity: a dual-world concept where house and techno (Ubbi) collide with dubstep and bass (Dubbi), creating a weekend built on contrast and community.

And in 2026, that contrast feels bigger than ever.

Phase 1 already made noise with major names leading both worlds.

On the Ubbi side:

Kx5 (the collaborative project of Deadmau5 and Kaskade)
Alesso (sunset set)
Zedd
Loud Luxury
TroyBoi
BUNT.
Cloonee
Tape B

On the Dubbi side:

Ganja White Night
San Holo (Wholesome Riddim Set)
Kai Wachi
Of the Trees
Jade Cicada

Kx5 alone brings a rare, melodic-meets-progressive energy that feels tailor-made for open-air Texas nights, while Alesso and Zedd are expected to deliver the kind of euphoric, mainstage moments that define festival season.

Meanwhile, Ganja White Night, Of The Trees, and Kai Wachi anchor the heavier end with cinematic bass and immersive sound design.

Phase 2 Pushes It Even Further

The newly announced additions make 2026 the most expansive Ubbi Dubbi yet.

Joining the lineup:

Space Laces
Blanke
Wilkinson
HoneyLuv

Alongside them are LAYZ, RayRay, Obskür, Omar+, Joyhauser, TRYM, Marie Vaunt, DØMINA, Alyssa Jolee, and Tinykvt — a mix of rising names and underground favorites spanning bass, drum & bass, hard techno, and house.

Space Laces headlines the new bass wave with his technical, explosive production style. Blanke brings melodic intensity following a major U.S. tour run, and Wilkinson makes a rare U.S. appearance representing drum & bass at a time when the genre continues to surge in popularity.

On the house and techno side, HoneyLuv arrives after a breakout year, joined by Obskür and Omar+ bringing club-driven heat. Joyhauser, TRYM, and Marie Vaunt add a hard-techno edge, showing that Ubbi’s identity isn’t limited to one lane.

The result is a lineup that feels intentionally wide. Chart-toppers, innovators, and underground staples all sharing the same weekend.

Production has always been a defining part of Ubbi Dubbi, and this year’s underwater theme is expected to transform Panther Island Pavilion completely. Organizers are promising LED bubble tunnels, glowing reef sculptures, projection-mapped oceans, and neon sea creatures woven throughout the grounds.

It’s immersive, but it’s also symbolic.

Ubbi Dubbi has always been about two worlds coexisting; Ubbi’s love for house and techno, Dubbi’s devotion to bass and trap. Seven years in, that idea has grown into something bigger than a concept. It’s a community marker for Texas ravers. The weekend that signals the start of festival season.