Djakarta Warehouse Project Confirms December 2026 Jakarta Dates

Djakarta Warehouse Project has opened its 2026 campaign with a major first artist announcement, confirming an international lineup for its return to Jakarta from December 11–13, 2026.

The festival’s opening phase is led by a special Axwell B2B Sebastian Ingrosso performance, bringing two members of Swedish House Mafia together for one of the most anticipated bookings of the weekend. The pair will be joined by festival favourites Afrojack, Alok, Dimitri Vegas and R3hab.

The first announcement also highlights DWP’s broad musical direction. Rather than focusing on one sound, the three-day event will bring together artists from mainstage house, techno, trance, drum & bass and melodic electronic music.

Harder styles will be represented by Lilly Palmer and Maddix, while trance artists Cosmic GateMaRLo and Billy Gillies will bring their respective sounds to the Jakarta programme. UK producer Dimension will add a drum & bass presence, while London duo Eli & Fur will deliver their atmospheric blend of house and electronic music.

The first phase is completed by Tye Turner, with SYBER confirmed 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

More artists will be announced in the coming weeks.

DWP26 will mark the festival’s return to Jakarta after its landmark 2025 edition at Bali’s GWK Cultural Park. The 2025 event attracted 70,000 guests and featured performances from Calvin Harris, Skrillex, Charlotte de Witte and FISHER.

The move back to Jakarta is a significant homecoming for Djakarta Warehouse Project. The festival began as a club night in the city 18 years ago and has since grown into one of Asia’s most prominent electronic music events, welcoming fans from across the region and beyond.

For 2026, the festival’s production will be centred around Garuda Land, an ambitious mainstage concept inspired by Indonesia’s national emblem. The design will combine Indonesian symbolism and craftsmanship with state-of-the-art festival technology, including advanced lighting, pyrotechnics and immersive visual elements.

Garuda Land will provide a distinct visual identity for the Jakarta edition, placing Indonesian creativity at the centre of a globally focused dance music event. The festival will also feature immersive spaces, a marketplace highlighting independent designers from across the region and a culinary programme covering everything from warung classics to dishes from Jakarta’s emerging chefs.

International visitors will have the option to arrange festival tickets and travel through MOVETIX, AirAsia MOVE’s event platform. The DWP MOVE PASS bundles a three-day general admission ticket with flights from Kuala Lumpur to Jakarta, with prices starting from MYR 1,300, subject to availability and applicable terms and conditions.

Other ticket options include:

  • GA Early Entry 3-Day Pass: from IDR 1,700,000 / USD 96
  • GA Presale 3-Day Pass: from IDR 1,900,000 / USD 107
  • VIP Presale 3-Day Pass: from IDR 3,900,000 / USD 220
  • GA Group Package: from IDR 9,000,000 / USD 507
  • Travel Packages: from IDR 7,200,000 / USD 406, including passes for two, hotel and breakfast

With its first wave of artists now confirmed and additional names still to come, Djakarta Warehouse Project 2026 is building toward a major three-night celebration of electronic music, culture and creativity in Jakarta.

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

Tickets, group packages and travel options are available at www.dwpfest.com. Follow @dwpfest for future announcements.

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