Paris-born hit machine, from 'Turn Down for What' to 'Taki Taki', and festival main stages are his natural habitat.
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Countdown NYE 2026 runs Thursday December 31 into Friday January 1 at the NOS Events Center in San Bernardino, with the countdown to 2027 landing between the two nights. It is Insomniac's New Year's party: house, bass and hard dance, 18 and up.
New Year's Eve has DJ Snake, James Hype and Subtronics at the top, with Tchami, Matroda, Deathpact and DJ Diesel under them. New Year's Day goes to Marshmello, Alesso and Seven Lions, backed by NGHTMRE, TroyBoi, TOKiMONSTA and BUNT.'s banjo house. Of 69 acts, all but one have a night.
Expect dance, dubstep, house and electronic across 69 acts.
Star the acts you want now. When set times drop, your schedule is already built.
Paris-born hit machine, from 'Turn Down for What' to 'Taki Taki', and festival main stages are his natural habitat.
DanceTrap
Tech house as sleight of hand: the mixing itself is the show, cut so fast the transitions become the hook.
Tech-houseHouse
Philadelphia riddim-dubstep heavyweight, all syncopated wobble and abrasive sound design, with a funk streak and a long-running tag-team with GRiZ.
DubstepBass
Swedish-house heir with euphoric progressive anthems polished to a stadium shine.
Progressive-houseDance
The producer in the marshmallow helmet, who turned festival-sized melodic drops into a pop career without ever showing his face. 'Alone', 'Silence' and 'Happier' all live here.
Future-bassDance-popElectronic
Melodic dubstep with a trance heart, with soaring vocal tops over drops that still hit hard underneath, Ophelia-label worldbuilding included.
Melodic-dubstepTrance
The producer behind "Do It To It", the house record that went from a looped vocal to every main stage in a season, and a set built to land that hook again every few minutes.
HouseTech-house
An anonymous, masked bass project that treats its own identity as an unsolved puzzle, with cryptic rollouts wrapped around heavy, cinematic drops.
BassDubstepExperimental-bass
Shaquille O'Neal playing dubstep, and playing it as heavy as anyone on the circuit rather than as a novelty booking.
DubstepBass
Hard trap at its most cartoonishly violent, air horns over drops built like demolition work.
TrapRiddim
American producer working the heavier end of festival electronic music, with bass-forward drops built for large rooms rather than headphones.
Dance
Croatian producer specialising in bass-house edits that detonate on a festival system, with label-boss instincts and peak-time aim.
Bass-houseTech-house
Mija built a career on refusing to pick a genre, and this is her sharing the booth rather than playing a set, two selectors trading records for the night.
Bass-houseHouse
Dutch producer whose 'Gecko' helped define the bouncy, bass-heavy house sound of the mid-2010s, with a harder, darker side under his HI-LO alias.
Dutch-Moroccan producer with a release schedule that never lets up, making clean, radio-shaped dance-pop on a big-room chassis.
EDMDance-popBig-room
Bay Area duo working the funky, wonky end of West Coast bass, with Oakland low-end and a grin.
BassDubstep
The French producer who more or less named future house: gospel organ over a bass line that drops out where everyone else piles on. Runs the Confession label.
Future-houseHouse
Brooklyn duo making tech-house with actual jokes in it, with Dirtybird's sense of humour intact and wobbling basslines with a wink.
Tech-house
Banjo-house crossover with folk samples and organic textures and festival-sized drops, stomping the line between hoedown and main stage.
FolktronicaDance
The crew who effectively launched festival trap out of Chicago's juke and footwork scene, with rattling 808s and hometown rave DNA.
TrapJuke
Formerly Carnage, rebuilt as a tech-house producer with a Latin percussion streak and a much better record collection: a genuine second act.
Tech houseHouse
Mexico's leading bass export and a genuinely relentless live presence, with heavyweight drops delivered with headliner command.
DubstepTrap
UK producer with a bouncy, vocal-sample-driven approach to tech-house, making cheeky peak-time tools with London swagger.
Tech-house
Canadian duo of Andrew Fedyk and Joe De Pace, whose 'Body' with Brando carried a rolling house bassline onto radio worldwide. Club-ready house built around singalong hooks.
Dance
Half of Gud Vibrations, making heavy festival trap with a melodic streak that keeps widening, drops built for fireworks cues.
TrapBass
Sound design used as a blunt instrument: heavy, surgically precise dubstep from a producer other producers study.
DubstepRiddim
UK bass house with garage in its bones: rolling, swung and bass-forward.
Bass-houseUK-garageHouse
Brainfeeder-schooled producer whose beats stayed warm and melodic while the LA scene got colder. Beat-scene royalty with a survivor's story.
ElectronicBeat-music
UK producer whose rhythmically intricate trap sounds like nobody else's, with 'Do You?' swagger and global percussion baked in.
TrapFuture-bass
Australian producer specialising in bass-house with real swing to it: G-house slink at festival scale.
Bass-houseG-house
Los Angeles producer Chris Adams, working breaks, bounce and dubstep into high-energy bass sets that run almost entirely on his own material.
Electronic

Electronic
Not a fixed act but an open-call talent search whose winner takes the slot, so the name behind it changes each time it appears.
Electronic

Dance

House
Dubstep

Dance
French producer working at the abrasive end of dubstep, with distorted, metallic basslines and tearing drops aimed at the heaviest crowds.
Electronic
Electronic

Melodic techno with the melody genuinely in front, long builds and a synth line you leave humming.
Melodic-technoProgressive-house

Dance
Dance
Baltimore producer working the heavier, more textural end of dubstep.
Dubstep
London minimal and tech house at its most patient, long stripped grooves that pay off over an hour instead of every ninety seconds. Runs Moscow Records.
Tech-houseMinimal

Dance
Bass producer folding 140, UK garage and house into one rolling sound, with collaborations alongside TaikiNulight and Peekaboo.
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Garage
Bass
Riddim producer with a distinctly murky, low-slung sound and phantom-themed bass aimed at the darkest corner of the pit.
DubstepRiddim
Dubstep
DJ and producer working a loose, groove-led strain of house built for long stretches rather than peaks.
House
Alesso · Swedish-house heir with euphoric progressive anthems polished to a stadium shine.DJ Snake, James Hype, Subtronics, ACRAZE, Deathpact, DJ Diesel + 29 more
Alesso, Marshmello, Seven Lions, BUNT., Flosstradamus, Gordo + 27 more
Thursday December 31, 2026 and Friday January 1, 2027.
The NOS Events Center in San Bernardino, California.
DJ Snake, James Hype and Subtronics on New Year's Eve, and Marshmello, Alesso and Seven Lions on New Year's Day.
69 acts across the two nights.
Yes. Entry is 18 and up, and alcohol and VIP areas are 21 and up, with valid photo ID.
The night-by-night split is out for all but one act. Set times are not published yet.
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Thursday, December 31: DJ Snake, James Hype, Subtronics, ACRAZE, Deathpact, DJ Diesel, plus 29 more acts.
Friday, January 1: Alesso, Marshmello, Seven Lions, BUNT., Flosstradamus, Gordo, plus 27 more acts.
18+ to enter, 21+ for alcohol and VIP areas, with valid photo ID.
Not announced yet. This page carries Countdown NYE 2026 and will carry the 2027 edition as soon as the festival announces it.
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