Djakarta Warehouse Project is officially gearing up for its return to Jakarta, unveiling the first phase of artists set to perform at its 2026 edition on December 11–13.
After a landmark 2025 festival at Bali’s GWK Cultural Park, DWP is heading back to its home city for what is being billed as its most ambitious Jakarta edition yet. The three-day event will bring global electronic music names, large-scale production and a new Indonesian-inspired mainstage concept to the capital.
Leading the first announcement is a rare Axwell B2B Sebastian Ingrosso performance. Two-thirds of Swedish House Mafia, the pair arrive at DWP26 as one of the most anticipated bookings in the festival’s first wave, bringing decades of house and mainstage pedigree to Jakarta.
They are joined by Dutch hitmaker Afrojack, Brazilian superstar Alok, Belgian festival favourite Dimitri Vegas and Dutch-Moroccan producer R3hab. Together, the five artists represent a heavyweight opening for the festival’s mainstage programming, with further lineup additions still to come.
DWP26 will also welcome a strong selection of artists from across electronic music’s harder and more underground-leaning spaces. Lilly Palmer and Maddix are set to bring high-intensity techno and hard dance energy, while German trance institution Cosmic Gate, Australian trance figurehead MaRLo and Belfast breakout Billy Gillies ensure the festival’s trance audience is well catered for.
Elsewhere on the lineup, UK drum & bass innovator Dimension will deliver one of the festival’s most dynamic live dancefloor moments, while London duo Eli & Fur bring their melodic, vocal-led house sound to the Indonesian festival. Filipino-Australian artist Tye Turner is also confirmed, with SYBER announced as the event’s stage host.
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 festival’s 2026 production will be centred around Garuda Land, an ambitious mainstage design inspired by the Garuda, Indonesia’s national emblem. Combining local symbolism, craftsmanship and contemporary festival technology, the stage will feature major lighting design, pyrotechnics and immersive visual elements.
DWP’s return follows a hugely successful 2025 edition in Bali, where 70,000 fans gathered at GWK Cultural Park for performances from Calvin Harris, Skrillex, Charlotte de Witte and FISHER. With Jakarta once again hosting the event, DWP is expected to deliver another large-scale celebration of electronic music while giving visitors a deep connection to Indonesian creative culture.
Away from the stages, fans can expect immersive areas, a marketplace featuring independent designers from the region and a wide-ranging food programme. From traditional warung favourites to offerings from Jakarta’s contemporary culinary scene, the festival is positioning itself as more than just a weekend of music.
For the first time, attendees can also combine travel and festival access through the DWP MOVE PASS, available via AirAsia MOVE’s new MOVETIX platform. The package combines a three-day general admission ticket with flights from Kuala Lumpur to Jakarta, subject to availability and applicable terms.
Three-day passes, group packages and travel bundles are now on sale, with general admission early-entry tickets starting from IDR 1,700,000. VIP passes begin at IDR 3,900,000, while travel packages for two people, including hotel and breakfast, start from IDR 7,200,000.
With a first phase led by Axwell B2B Sebastian Ingrosso, Afrojack, Alok, Dimitri Vegas, R3hab and more, Djakarta Warehouse Project 2026 is already building toward a huge December weekend in Indonesia’s capital.
Djakarta Warehouse Project 2026
December 11–13, 2026
Jakarta, Indonesia
Tickets, travel packages and further information are available at www.dwpfest.com.
