ULTRA Mexico is coming back. The festival has unveiled its Phase 1 lineup for 2026, marking its first edition since 2018 and bringing a heavy roster of house and techno names to Mexico City this November.
Steve Angello, Hardwell, Afrojack, Alesso, Armin van Buuren, Eric Prydz, ARTBAT, Boris Brejcha, Boys Noize, CamelPhat, Klangkuenstler, Levity, Marlon Hoffstadt, Miss Monique, Sara Landry and Subtronics are all set to headline. It’s a lineup that spans the genre map, from Angello’s progressive house pedigree as a Swedish House Mafia member to Subtronics’ bass-heavy catalog, giving the festival a broader sonic identity than past editions.
ULTRA Mexico 2026 takes place Saturday, November 7 through Sunday, November 8 at Estadio Banorte, marking the first time an electronic music festival has taken over the venue. The stadium booking is a notable shift for the brand, which has previously staged its Mexico City events at other locations across the city.
The return after an eight-year gap is a significant one for ULTRA’s presence in Latin America. The original Mexico City edition helped establish the brand’s footprint in the region alongside sister events in South America, and this relaunch signals renewed investment in the market as ULTRA continues expanding its international footprint beyond Miami’s flagship weekend.
Angello’s booking carries particular weight given his history with the genre and his role in Swedish House Mafia, one of the acts most closely tied to ULTRA’s Miami mainstage over the past decade and a half. Hardwell and Afrojack round out a trio of artists who’ve each headlined ULTRA Worldwide events on multiple continents, while Armin van Buuren and Eric Prydz bring trance and progressive credentials that have long been staples of the festival’s Resistance and mainstage programming.
The lineup also makes room for artists further from ULTRA’s traditional big-room core. Boris Brejcha and Klangkuenstler represent the melodic techno and minimal side of the bill, ARTBAT and Miss Monique bring the Ukrainian techno scene’s growing international profile, and Sara Landry and Subtronics cover harder techno and bass territory, respectively. CamelPhat, Boys Noize and Marlon Hoffstadt fill out the tech house and electro-leaning end of the roster.
Tickets for ULTRA Mexico 2026 are on sale now through the festival’s official website. Additional lineup phases and stage details are expected to follow in the coming months.
