Eastern Electrics Festival 2026 returns to London with a heavyweight line up

Eastern Electrics Festival is back in the capital, and it is not creeping in quietly. After a year off the grid, Eastern Electrics Festival 2026 storms into Burgess Park on 9th August, armed with four stages and serious intent.

London, clear your diary.

Set inside the leafy sprawl of Burgess Park, the festival finds a new central home without losing its roots. Camberwell energy. Walworth grit. Bermondsey swagger. Proper city backdrop for a proper city party.

Eastern Electrics Festival has always been about consistency and credibility. Since launching in 2007, it has grown from plucky upstart to one of London’s most trusted house and techno institutions. Nearly two decades deep and still booking like it has something to prove.

The Main Stage reads like a who’s who of global dancefloor dominance. The Martinez Brothers lead the charge with that slick New York groove. Joseph Capriati steps up for a back-to-back masterclass. Mau P locks in with Dennis Cruz for what could be the set of the day. Add Jazzy and Theon Bower, and you have lift off.

Four Corners digs into the underground. East End Dubs brings stripped-back rollers. Skream goes back to back with Patrick Topping, which means hands in the air and no standing still. Obskür, Marsolo, La La and Scarlett O’Malley keep it raw and restless.

The Plant Room is pure groove therapy. Groove Armada roll through with a DJ set stacked with classics and curveballs. Morgan Seatree, Jack Marlow and Hayley Zalassi add that new school bounce.

Then there is The Dome, hosted by Modern Funktion. Mella Dee back-to-back Reeshy promises warehouse weight. Jamback, Locklead, Truly Madly, Phill De Janeiro, Benji King, Ella Knight and Jude Lenihan keep the pressure high and the drums punchy.

Eastern Electrics Festival 2026 is not about gimmicks. It is about sound systems that slap, programming that makes sense and a crowd that knows its onions. From sweaty warehouse memories to open-air sunshine sessions, this brand understands the culture.

Founder Rob Star calls it one of the strongest line-ups in the festival’s history. Hard to argue. New names. Old favourites. Proper balance.

Four stages. Central London. Affordable tickets. Serious value.

Eastern Electrics Festival 2026 is a statement. The capital’s original house festival is back where it belongs.

Be there on 9th August. Grab your tickets now and lock in your spot at Eastern Electrics Festival 2026.

Tickets start at the competitive price of £35 – sign up for first access here: easternelectrics.com/