Friday and Saturday Lineups Span Bass, Trance, and Techno
The first day brings ILLENIUM and SLANDER b2b NGHTMRE for bass music, while Ben Nicky and Nifra b2b Will Atkinson cover trance and harder sounds. 999999999 add live techno, with Ian Asher, Mary Droppinz, and Mesto filling out the Friday bill.
Saturday's roster is led by W&W, Argy, and Adam Beyer b2b Chris Avantgarde. W&W return with big room sets, Argy brings melodic techno, and the Beyer–Avantgarde pairing offers another techno-focused collaboration. Giorgia Angiuli, KAAZE, Rivo, Justus, and Doriann round out the second day. More artists and announcements are expected ahead of October.
A Festival With More Than a Decade of History
Since its first edition in 2013, 808 Festival has brought Hardwell, Armin van Buuren, Skrillex, Martin Garrix, David Guetta, Above & Beyond, Peggy Gou, and Sara Landry to Thailand. Recent years at BITEC Bangna have featured notable moments, including the 2024 Asian debut of Anyma's Genesys and a dedicated Drumcode stage. That edition also saw Chase & Status, James Hype, Mau P, Miss Monique, Sara Landry, Zedd, and Alison Wonderland perform across the weekend.
Beyond lineups, the festival has emphasized production and sustainability. Large-scale visuals have played a major role, and separate stages have given house, techno, drum & bass, and melodic electronic music dedicated space. In 2024, 808 Festival partnered with Indorama Ventures on plastic bottle recycling initiatives across the event.
New October Date and DJ Mag Recognition
For 2026, 808 Festival shifts from its usual December slot to October 2–3, placing one of Bangkok's major electronic music weekends earlier in the year. The festival also placed No. 27 in DJ Mag's Top 100 Festivals 2026, two positions higher than the previous year.
808 Festival Bangkok returns to BITEC Bangna on October 2–3, 2026. The two-day event continues the festival's run as one of Thailand's longest-running electronic music gatherings.
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