Coachella 2026: The Ultimate Guide to Every Electronic Artist Descending on the Desert

The official lineup for the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2026 is here, and the top lines are dominated by modern pop artists. Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, and Karol G are set to draw large crowds to the main stage. Their headlining status cements Coachella’s position as a cultural barometer, reflecting the sounds that define the contemporary mainstream. Yet, beyond the marquee names, a different narrative emerges from the festival’s undercard. The story of Coachella 2026 is told through its electronic music, with 4/4 rhythms, powerful basslines, and distinct melodies. The festival has assembled one of its most ambitious electronic music rosters to date.  ¹

The lineup includes pioneering legends, contemporary artists with global audiences, and technological spectacles that could redefine the live music experience. From genre-fusing collaborations to the world premiere of an audiovisual show, the electronic offerings in Indio are not just a supporting act. They are a headline event.  

This guide is a passport to navigating the sonic landscape. It offers a day-by-day, artist-by-artist breakdown with context on each performance. This is a resource for planning a weekend in the desert, whether you are a fan of house, techno, bass music, or new to electronic sound.

Part I: The Marquee Experiences – Four Unmissable Electronic Spectacles

While the entire lineup is stacked with talent, four specific bookings stand out from a typical festival set. These are high-concept performances and collaborations. They are not just DJ sets. They are cultural moments.

Anyma presents Æden: The “Post-Sphere” Era of Live Performance Arrives at Coachella

At the top of the Sunday billing is Anyma presents Æden, a name that represents the edge of live entertainment. Anyma is the solo project of Matteo Milleri, one-half of the melodic techno duo Tale of Us. His performance is not just a set. It is the world premiere of a new audiovisual show. This booking is a signal of where live electronic music is heading.  

Anyma’s residency at the Las Vegas Sphere, titled Genesys, became a global phenomenon. It set a new benchmark for an immersive concert. Using technology like Unreal Engine 5 ²for real-time CGI rendering, AI-driven generative art, and spatial audio, Milleri created a narrative spectacle. It was part DJ set, part sci-fi film, and part art installation. The show explored themes of humanity and technology through visuals of cybernetic beings and digital landscapes.  

The debut of Æden at Coachella represents the next chapter in this journey, designed as a “festival-first audiovisual concept”. Coachella has a history of platforming electronic performances, including Daft Punk’s pyramid set in 2006, which changed the expectations for a live dance act. By hosting the world premiere of Æden, the festival is positioning itself as the launchpad for this next step. This performance will test how the immersive experience of the Sphere can be translated to the open-air environment of the Empire Polo Club. The influence of this approach is clear. Other artists like REZZ have stated their ambitions to evolve their own shows after seeing Anyma’s success, signaling a shift in the industry. For attendees, Æden is an opportunity to witness history and experience the future of live performance art.

An Industrial-Techno Collision: The Sheer Power of Nine Inch Noize

Appearing on Friday’s lineup is Nine Inch Noize, a collaboration between Trent Reznor’s industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails and the German techno artist Boys Noize (Alex Ridha). This is not a remix project but an integrated performance that blurs the lines between a live band and a DJ set.  

The partnership was solidified with their work on the Challengers soundtrack. Boys Noize deconstructed and reassembled Reznor and Atticus Ross’s film score into a continuous club mix. This synergy has been explored on Nine Inch Nails’ “Peel It Back” world tour, where the Nine Inch Noize segment is a highlight. The tour’s two-stage setup allows for a main stage performance of the band’s hits. This is followed by a B-stage set where Boys Noize joins the band, blending live instrumentation with DJ hardware for remixes and deep cuts.  ³

It represents a hybridization of genres designed to create an “only at Coachella” moment. The fusion of Nine Inch Nails’ industrial sound with the textures of Boys Noize’s techno appeals to different but overlapping fanbases. It breaks down the silos between rock and electronic music, drawing audiences from both worlds to a single performance. This booking underscores a theme of the 2026 festival. Coachella is using its cultural capital as an incubator for musical experiments, challenging the definitions of a “rock” or “electronic” performance.  

Trance Meets Techno: The Legendary Union of Armin van Buuren & Adam Beyer

Sunday’s lineup features a pairing billed as Armin van Buuren x Adam Beyer. It is a back-to-back (B2B) set that unites two influential figures in electronic music. This performance is more than a DJ collaboration. It is a meeting between the flag-bearers of two subcultures within the dance music world.  

Armin van Buuren is the global ambassador of trance music for millions. Through his A State of Trance radio show and his decades of producing anthems, he has become one of the most recognizable DJs on the planet. On the other side is Adam Beyer, the founder of Drumcode Records and a figure in the techno scene. His sound is powerful and percussive, defining the sound of warehouses and festival stages worldwide.  

While both artists are in electronic music, their genres of trance and techno have catered to different sensibilities, tempos, and fan communities. This collaborative set, which they have workshopped under the “Techno Trance” banner at events like Junction 2, is an experiment in finding a common sonic language. It speaks to a trend of genre fluidity in electronic music and caters to an audience that appreciates the nuances of both styles. For festival-goers, it offers a spectacle: a chance to witness two masters of their craft pushing each other into new territory.  ⁴

Decoding the Mystery: The Bunker Debut of Radiohead Kid A Mnesia

A line at the bottom of the 2026 poster has sparked speculation: “The Bunker Debut of Radiohead Kid A Mnesia”. It is crucial to clarify that this billing does not confirm a live performance by the band Radiohead themselves. Instead, it refers to a project celebrating the 20th anniversary of their albums Kid A (2000) and Amnesiac (2001). This anniversary was marked by a reissue compilation and the Kid A Mnesia Exhibition. This is an interactive digital experience, part video game and part art installation, created with Epic Games.  ⁵

The keywords “Bunker Debut” are evocative and chosen. They reference the lyrical themes of paranoia, isolation, and societal collapse in the Kid A album, particularly the line “Who’s in a bunker?” from the track “Idioteque”. The likely interpretation is that Coachella will host the first physical manifestation of this digital exhibition. Festival-goers can expect a walk-through art installation on the Empire Polo grounds. It will be a space where the artwork of Stanley Donwood and the music of these albums come to life. This booking transforms a musical legacy into a tangible environment, offering an artistic counterpoint to the festival’s dance stages.  

Part II: Your Day-by-Day Electronic Itinerary

Planning is essential with a lineup this deep. This guide breaks down every electronic artist performing and provides context to curate your festival weekend.

The Complete A-Z Guide to Electronic Artists at Coachella 2026

For quick reference, this table provides a comprehensive overview of every electronic act on the lineup.

Artist	Performance Day	Primary Genre(s)	Key Track to Know
Adriatique	Saturday	Melodic Techno, Deep House	“Miracle”
Anyma	Sunday	Melodic Techno, Progressive House	“Welcome to the Opera” (with Grimes)
Armin van Buuren x Adam Beyer	Sunday	Trance, Techno	“This Is What It Feels Like” (AvB) / “Your Mind” (AB)
Arodes	Friday	Melodic House, Afro House	“Reborn”
AYYBO	Saturday	Tech House	“HYPNOSIS”
AZZECCA	Sunday	House, Tech House	“I’ve Been Waiting”
Bedouin	Saturday	Desert House, Deep House	“Wastelands”
Ben Sterling	Saturday	Tech House, House	“Mind Control”
Boys Noize	Saturday	Techno, Electro, Acid House	“Mvinline”
BUNT.	Sunday	Electronic Folk, House	“Clouds” (feat. Nate Traveller)
Carlita	Sunday	Indie Dance, House	“The Way You Say” (with DJ Tennis)
Chloé Caillet x Rossi	Friday	House, Electro, Dance-Rock	“NYWTF” (feat. Mikhail Beltran)
Dabeull (Live Band)	Friday	Funk, R&B, Disco	“You & I”
Disclosure	Friday	UK Garage, House, Dance-Pop	“Latch” (feat. Sam Smith)
Duke Dumont	Sunday	House, Dance-Pop	“Ocean Drive”
fakemink	Friday	House, Techno	N/A
Genesi	Saturday	Techno, House	N/A
Gordo	Friday	Tech House, Latin Tech	“Hombres y Mujeres” (with Feid)
Green Velvet x Ayybo	Saturday	Chicago House, Tech House	“La La Land” (GV)
Groove Armada	Friday	House, Big Beat, Funk	“Superstylin'”
Hamdi	Friday	Dubstep, Grime, UK Garage	“Skanka”
HUGEL	Friday	Latin House, Tech House	“Morenita”
Josh Baker	Sunday	House, Minimal	“To The Top”
Kaskade	Sunday	Progressive House, Big Room	“Eyes” (feat. Mindy Gledhill)
Kettama	Friday	House, Techno	“Kilt”
LE YORA	Sunday	Melodic House, Techno	“Chasing”
Levity	Friday	Bass Music, Future Bass	“Flip It”
Mahmut Orhan	Saturday	Deep House, Nu Disco	“Feel” (feat. Sena Sener)
Major Lazer	Sunday	EDM, Dancehall, Moombahton	“Lean On” (with DJ Snake)
Marlon Hoffstadt	Friday	Trance, Eurodance, House	“It’s That Time”
Max Dean x Luke Dean	Friday	House, Tech House	“The Future Is Bright”
Max Styler	Friday	Tech House	“Resist”
MÉSTIZA	Sunday	Flamenco Tech, House	“EL FLAMENCO”
Mind Enterprises	Saturday	Italo Disco, Synth-Pop	“Idol”
Moby	Friday	Electronica, Ambient, Techno	“Porcelain”
Mochakk	Sunday	Tech House, House	“Da Fonk” (feat. Joni)
Model/Actriz	Sunday	Industrial, Noise Rock, Dance-Punk	“Mosquito”
Nine Inch Noize	Friday	Industrial, Techno, Electro	“Closer (Boys Noize Remix)”
Ninajirachi	Friday	Experimental Pop, Club	“Dracodraco”
Prospa	Friday	House, Breakbeat, Rave	“WANT NEED LOVE”
REZZ	Saturday	Midtempo Bass, Industrial	“Edge”
Riordan	Saturday	Trance, Techno	“Needle on the Record”
Röyksopp	Sunday	Synth-Pop, Downtempo, Ambient	“Eple”
Solomun	Saturday	Melodic House & Techno	“Home”
Sosa	Saturday	Tech House	“DFCW”
Subtronics	Sunday	Dubstep, Riddim	“Griztronics” (with GRiZ)
WHATMORE	Saturday	House, Tech House	N/A
WhoMadeWho	Sunday	Indie Dance, Techno	“Abu Simbel”
Worship	Sunday	Drum & Bass	N/A
¥ØUUK€¥UK1MATU	Saturday	Experimental, Techno, Industrial	N/A
Zulan	Saturday	Techno, Hard Dance	N/A

Friday, April 10 & 17: A Masterclass in House, Funk, and Electronic Heritage

Friday’s lineup is a journey through the history and future of groove-based electronic music. It’s a day that pays homage to the pioneers while showcasing modern innovators. From the rhythms of UK garage to the energy of trance and the joy of analog funk, Friday is for the dancers.

• Disclosure: The return of Guy and Howard Lawrence to the desert is a booking for fans of house music. As architects of the 2010s house and UK garage revival, Disclosure brought a song-centric approach to dance music that resulted in global success. Their debut album,   Settle, is a modern classic. It produced anthems like the Sam Smith-featuring “Latch” and the AlunaGeorge collaboration “White Noise”. Having earned multiple Grammy nominations and a reputation for live shows, their performance will be a display of pop-infused house music.  
• Moby: Richard Melville Hall, known as Moby, is a legend. He was one of the figures who brought electronic music to a mainstream audience in the 1990s. He blended techno, ambient, and house with samples from blues, gospel, and soul. His 1999 album   Play was a cultural landmark. His catalog is filled with tracks that have been featured in films and television shows. His live performances are known for their eclecticism, often incorporating live instrumentation with electronic elements. His set is a pilgrimage for any student of dance music history.  
• Marlon Hoffstadt: Get ready for joy. The Berlin-based DJ, also known as DJ Daddy Trance, is a champion of the sounds of 90s Eurodance and trance. Hoffstadt’s sets are a breath of fresh air. They are unpretentious, fun, and designed for the dancefloor. With hits like   “It’s That Time” and “I Got You,” he has cultivated a following for his high-BPM sound. Expect synth riffs, kick drums, and an energy that will be hard to resist.  
• Dabeull (Live Band): This is one of the unique electronic-adjacent bookings on the lineup. Dabeull is a Parisian artist dedicated to reviving the sounds of 70s and 80s funk, R&B, and disco. His Coachella performance is with a   full live band that operates under an ethos: only vintage analog and FM gear, with no computers or pre-programmed sequences. This commitment to   analog authenticity promises a live experience that will stand in contrast to the digitally-driven sets elsewhere, offering a display of musicianship.  
• Friday’s Undercard Gems: The depth continues with Groove Armada, a legacy UK act known for hits like “Superstylin'”. Irish producer Kettama will deliver a dose of raw house, while UK duo Prospa will bring their breakbeat-infused rave sound. Bass music is represented by Hamdi and the trio Levity. The house sound is covered by HUGEL (Latin house), Arodes (melodic/afro house) , and a B2B from   Max Dean x Luke Dean. Experimental sounds come from Australia’s Ninajirachi and the dance-rock B2B of   Chloé Caillet x Rossi.  

Saturday, April 11 & 18: A Descent into Techno, Bass, and Hypnotic Rhythms

Saturday at Coachella 2026 turns into the darker and heavier territories of electronic music. This day is anchored by artists of techno and bass music, promising a journey through rhythms and soundscapes. The lineup also marks a moment for genres once on the festival’s underground stages.

The high billing of artists like Solomun and Adriatique on the main poster suggests they will command major stages like the Sahara or the Outdoor Theater. This represents a graduation for melodic house and techno, genres that have been staples of the Yuma tent. Their placement on the main stages signifies their arrival as a commercial and cultural force, reflecting their dominance in the electronic scene. This shift presents a dynamic for the festival experience. It challenges these artists to translate their long-form sets to a large, open-air environment, bringing the energy of the underground to a primetime audience.

• Solomun: Mladen Solomun is a figure in the global electronic scene. The Bosnian-German DJ and producer is the founder of the Diynamic label and a figurehead for the melodic house and techno movement. His sound is recognizable with deep basslines, melodies, and vocals. A   Solomun DJ set is not just a collection of tracks but a crafted narrative. He is known for his ability to read a crowd and create a connection, whether in a club or on a festival stage. His Coachella performance will be a must-see for anyone who appreciates the art of DJing.  
• REZZ: Prepare for a journey with Isabelle Rezazadeh, the artist known as “Space Mom”.   REZZ has a unique space in the electronic world with her brand of dark, midtempo bass music. Her sound is described as menacing and industrial, earning her a fanbase known as the   “Cult of REZZ”. A REZZ live show is a sensory experience, characterized by her LED glasses and visuals that complement her soundscapes.  
• Green Velvet x Ayybo: This back-to-back set represents a bridge between generations of house music. Green Velvet (also known as Cajmere) is a legend from Chicago, the birthplace of house. He is responsible for some of the genre’s anthems, including “Percolator,” “Flash,” and “La La Land”. He is joined by   Ayybo, a rising star in the tech house scene, known for his groove-driven productions. This collaboration promises a dialogue between the roots of   Chicago house and today’s tech house sound.  
• Boys Noize (Solo Set): In addition to his performance with Nine Inch Nails, Alex Ridha will take the stage for a solo set. This is a chance to experience his vision in its pure form. A Boys Noize set is a display of genre-bending, moving between techno, electro, acid house, and industrial textures. Expect an unpredictable and high-energy performance from one of the respected DJs and producers in the game.  
• Saturday’s Undercard Gems: The quality continues with Swiss duo Adriatique, who will deliver their brand of techno. Bedouin will bring their signature “desert house” sound, a perfect match for the Indio landscape. The harder techno will be explored by Japanese artist ¥ØUUK€¥UK1MATU and the hard dance of Zulan. Also on the bill are tech house producers Ben Sterling and Sosa, Turkish artist Mahmut Orhan, and the Italo disco of Mind Enterprises.

Sunday, April 12 & 19: An Epic Finale of Anthems, Energy, and Emotion

Sunday closes out Coachella with a lineup of electronic music’s celebrated acts. This is a day for anthems, bass, and festival moments that will send attendees home on a high. The day’s curation also employs nostalgia.

The inclusion of legacy acts from the 90s and early 2000s, like Friday’s Moby and Sunday’s Röyksopp, is a nod to Coachella’s original attendees, who are now in their late 30s and 40s. This creates a multi-generational appeal, bridging the gap between the festival’s history and its present. By placing these pioneers alongside today’s stars, the lineup becomes both forward-looking and reflective, celebrating the continuum of electronic music history.

• Kaskade: Ryan Raddon, better known as Kaskade, is a progressive house icon and one of the artists who defined the sound of the EDM boom. A multiple Grammy nominee and a pioneer of the Las Vegas DJ residency, Kaskade is a master of crafting anthemic dance music. His sets are filled with classics like   “Eyes,” “Atmosphere,” and “I Remember,” songs that are the soundtrack for a generation of festival-goers. Expect a performance that will have the crowd singing along.
• Major Lazer: The project of producer Diplo, Major Lazer is less a DJ act and more a music phenomenon. The group’s sound is a fusion of EDM, dancehall, reggae, moombahton, soca, and hip-hop. With hits like   “Lean On” and “Cold Water,” their mission is to make the party bigger. A Major Lazer show is a high-energy, interactive spectacle and will be one of the fun sets of the weekend.  
• Subtronics: For bass music fans, Sunday offers a set from one of the genre’s leaders. Jesse Kardon, aka Subtronics, is at the forefront of the dubstep scene, known for his sound design and heavy drops. The leader of the “Cyclops Army” fanbase, he is responsible for the hit   “Griztronics” and has a reputation for his complex live shows. His performance will be one of the heaviest of Coachella 2026.
• Duke Dumont: Bringing a touch of sophistication to the Sunday lineup is UK producer Duke Dumont. He specializes in vocal-driven house music that has crossed over into the mainstream charts. With a catalog of hits like the Grammy-nominated   “Need U (100%),” “I Got U,” and “Ocean Drive,” his set will be a display of crafting radio-ready house grooves.  
• Röyksopp: The Norwegian duo of Svein Berge and Torbjørn Brundtland are a legendary act in the electronic world. Their sound blends synth-pop, downtempo, ambient, and house music into a unique tapestry. Beyond their tracks like   “Eple” and “What Else Is There?”, Röyksopp are known for their live performances, often featuring outfits and visuals. Their set will be an artistic experience.
• Sunday’s Undercard Gems: The day is rounded out by the tech house of Brazilian star Mochakk, the indie-dance and techno live show of Danish trio WhoMadeWho, and the electronic folk of BUNT.. Drum & bass fans will flock to see Worship, the supergroup composed of Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock, and 1991.

Part III: A Sonic Field Guide – Navigating Coachella’s Electronic Genres

To help you discover new artists and plan your weekend, here is a breakdown of the electronic lineup by genre. This guide can answer questions like, “Who are the techno artists at Coachella 2026?”

The Heartbeat of the Festival: House & Techno

The 4/4 beat is the pulse of Coachella 2026, with an array of artists representing every shade of house and techno. From the melodies of deep house to the rhythms of peak-time techno, this is the festival’s dominant sound.

• Titans of the Genre: Solomun, Adam Beyer, Disclosure, Green Velvet, Duke Dumont
• Melodic & Deep Journeys: Adriatique, Bedouin, Arodes, Mahmut Orhan, LE YORA
• High-Energy Grooves: Mochakk, Marlon Hoffstadt, Kettama, Sosa, Max Styler, AYYBO, Gordo, HUGEL
• Rising Talents: Ben Sterling, Josh Baker, Max Dean x Luke Dean, AZZECCA, Carlita

For the Bass Devotees: Dubstep, Midtempo & Breaks

For those who want power and low-end frequencies, Coachella has curated a selection of bass music specialists.

• Dubstep & Riddim: Subtronics
• Midtempo & Industrial Bass: REZZ
• UK Garage, Grime & Breaks: Hamdi, Prospa
• Drum & Bass: Worship (Sub Focus, Dimension, Culture Shock, 1991)
• Future Bass: Levity

Euphoria in the Desert: Trance, Progressive & Dance-Pop

These artists specialize in creating hands-in-the-air moments, delivering anthemic and uplifting sounds of the weekend.

• Trance: Armin van Buuren, Riordan
• Progressive House: Kaskade, Anyma
• Eurodance & Happy Hardcore: Marlon Hoffstadt
• Electronic Folk/House: BUNT.
• Electropop & Dance-Pop Crossover: Slayyyter ,   Lykke Li  

The Global Dancefloor: Fusing World Rhythms with Electronic Beats

Reflecting the interconnected nature of music, these acts draw inspiration from around the world, blending sounds with electronic production.

• Dancehall, Reggae & Moombahton: Major Lazer
• Afro & Desert House: Bedouin, Arodes
• Oriental & Turkish House: Mahmut Orhan
• Flamenco Tech: MÉSTIZA
• Latin House: HUGEL, Gordo

The Experimental Frontier: Synth-Pop, Funk & Beyond

Pushing the boundaries of electronic music, these artists defy categorization, offering some of the unique performances.

• Industrial & Techno Fusion: Nine Inch Noize
• Synth-Pop & Downtempo: Röyksopp, Mind Enterprises
• Electronica & Ambient: Moby
• Analog Funk & R&B (Live Band): Dabeull
• Experimental & Noise: ¥ØUUK€¥UK1MATU, Model/Actriz
• Experimental R&B: Oklou  

A Unified Field of Sound

The Coachella 2026 lineup is a testament to the cultural dominance and vitality of electronic music. While the pop headliners will command the headlines, the festival’s depth lies in its electronic roster. It is a curation that balances the past, present, and future of the genre.

Key themes of technological innovation, seen in the world premiere of Anyma’s Æden, and genre hybridization, embodied by the Nine Inch Noize project and the Armin van Buuren x Adam Beyer summit, show a festival that is working to shape its future. The lineup celebrates pioneers like Moby and Röyksopp, honors contemporary artists like Disclosure and Kaskade, and elevates underground figures like Solomun to the main stage, acknowledging their influence. From the bass drops of Subtronics to the analog funk of Dabeull’s live band, the diversity on display is notable.

Ultimately, Coachella 2026 offers more than a collection of individual sets. It presents a unified field of sound, a snapshot of electronic music in all its forms. It is a playground for the fan and a school of discovery for the newcomer. It is a pilgrimage for anyone who believes in the power of the dancefloor.

Festival Information:

• Dates: Weekend 1: April 10–12, 2026; Weekend 2: April 17–19, 2026.  
• Location: Empire Polo Club, Indio, California.  
• Tickets and Information: For passes and the most up-to-date information, visit the official festival website: www.coachella.com.

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