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Boys Noize, Fatboy Slim Lead EDSea 2027 Lineup

Published Oct 20, 2026 By Matt White
Boys Noize, Fatboy Slim Lead EDSea 2027 Lineup

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Insomniac Events has announced the lineup for EDSea 2027, scheduled for January 26-31 aboard the 15-deck Norwegian Joy. The festival's fourth edition will feature performances by Fatboy Slim, Boys Noize, NGHTMRE, SLANDER, San Holo, and others across nine stages, with an island party at Harvest Caye, Belize. The ship is currently sold out.

Fourth Voyage Features Nine Stages and Island Stop

Insomniac Events has unveiled the talent roster for EDSea 2027, returning to the 15-deck Norwegian Joy for five nights starting January 26. The cruise departs Port Miami and includes a stop at Harvest Caye, Belize, where attendees will find dedicated programming on the island itself.

The lineup spans house, techno, bass, and melodic genres. Fatboy Slim, Chris Lorenzo, NGHTMRE, San Holo, Crankdat, SLANDER, and Kaleena Zanders are confirmed, along with EDM.com Class of 2025 artist Tape B. Boys Noize, who recently announced his first solo album in years, will perform at Harvest Caye. House and techno representation includes Matroda, HNTR, Justin Martin, Walker & Royce, and EDM.com Class of 2022 artist ACRAZE.

Sold-Out Event Reflects Growing Demand

EDSea has gained momentum since its 2023 debut, when tickets sold out before any artists were announced. The festival is currently sold out for 2027, though Insomniac notes cabins may become available through its First Available Program in the months leading up to departure.

Beyond the performances, the event will feature art installations, themed costume days and nights, and activities hosted by the DJs. Insomniac has extended the itinerary at Harvest Caye to give attendees more time to explore the island. EDSea 2027 sails January 26-31.

Matt White

Matt White

EDM Source Editor

Reporting on the latest in the electronic dance music community with verified accuracy.

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