Rampage Open Air Unveils Massive Lineup for 2026 Event

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Hedex, Eksman, NGHTMRE, Sub Focus, Jessica Audiffred, Mary Droppinz, Koven, Natty Lou, and more will play Rampage Open Air 2026.

Bass lovers are spoiled yet again with the incredible event that is Rampage Open Air. The 2026 iteration promises an unparalleled four days of drum and bass and dubstep, with over 350 artists slated to descend on Lommel in Belgium. From July 2-5, Rampage takes over Kristal Park for its 17th year, with a lineup so bass heavy it’ll have you moving and shaking all night long.

This year, organizers are promising upgrades over previous editions along with plenty of surprises. One newly revealed addition is an on-site Ferris wheel, bringing an extra layer of spectacle and excitement to the Rampage experience. The festival spans eight stages across four days, with each one showcasing a different side of drum and bass and dubstep. From the My Home Is The Rave (MHITR) mainstage to Dome, Storm, Tunnel, Church, Mirror, Container, and Jungle, the layout offers something for every kind of fan.

The pre-event festivities kick off on Thursday, July 2, featuring an eclectic mix of bass artists across multiple stages. Drum and bass favorites like Macky Gee, Captain Bass, Gracie Van Brunt, MÆDM, Maze, and T&Sugah are billed alongside a massive back-to-back set from Murdock and RIOT TEN. Expect high-energy performances from Tape B, Automhate, Obey, and BURR OAK, as well as a unique b2b session with Ondulada and Rune Evens.

One of the standouts is the MHITHR mainstage, the festival’s open-air hub for major headliners. Fans can expect sets from Hedex and Eksman, A.M.C, Sub Focus, and Dirtyphonics. Meanwhile, SLANDER and NGHTMRE, Jessica Audiffred and RIOT TEN, Kanine and Sota, and Murdock and Reaper each play back to back. San Holo will also play one of his Wholesome Riddim sets, while Fox Stevenson is slated to deliver a special DJ set.

Another standout is the Dome, which serves as a dedicated drum and bass stage throughout the entire weekend. Fans can expect sets from drum and bass heavyweights like Black Sun Empire, Mefjus, S.P.Y, and Circadian, with major b2b sessions including Natty Lou and Titan, Disrupta and Skepsis, and Friction and Mozey. The genre-blending collaboration between P Money and Whiney is also set to be a must see.

Several stages will also host special label and artist takeovers, including DMZ News running the Storm stage and Monstercat taking over the mainstage. On Sunday, Maëlie curates an all-women lineup, inviting Hot Girls [who] Play DNB to take over the Mirror stage.

Rampage promises four days full of fun. You can get the weekend started early at the Thursday camping party, where two dedicated stages will showcase a stacked roster of international talent. Beyond the music, the on-site experience includes swimming pools, an open-air cinema, and a silent disco.

Adventurers can explore Europe’s largest skate ramp, towering fairground rides, and a lively marketplace filled with vendors selling everything from jewelry to face painting. When it’s time to recharge, a diverse selection of food trucks will be serving up sweet and savory eats, along with plenty of vegan and vegetarian options.

Single-day and weekend GA and VIP passes for Rampage Open Air 2026 are now available and moving fast. Some of the camping zones have already sold out. Head to Rampage’s official website for more details.