TERMINAL V RETURNS TO CROATIA FOR SUMMER 2026 WITH A HUGE PHASE ONE LINEUP FEATURING OVER 80 ACTS

Scotland’s No.1 electronic music festival returns to Tisno’s The Garden Resort from 16 - 20 July 2026 for 5 days and 5 nights of unmissable music featuring 999999999, AZYR, Ben Klock, Ewan McVicar, Restricted, Mall Grab, Hannah Laing, Trym, Yanamaste and more

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Following the sold out success of its previous and fast becoming legendary Croatian outings, the next edition promises even more high-impact production, world-class sound and forward-thinking programming across the techno and wider electronic spectrum on the idyllic shores of the Adriatic Sea.

Set across four open-air stages, Terminal V Croatia is a seamless blend of music, travel and culture with a like minded community from all over Europe and beyond. The sun kissed days and starry nights combine beachside dance floors, secluded woodland spaces and immersive production in one of Europe’s most iconic festival locations. From sunrise sets by the water to late-night and moon lit sessions, Terminal V Croatia offers a complete electronic experience for serious music lovers.

The 2026 lineup features a powerful mix of global heavyweights, legends, underground icons and cutting-edge new talent. Among them are long time Berghain mainstay Ben Klock, breakout Scottish trailblazer Hannah Laing, hard dance brilliance from the revered Restricted, the electrifying Scottish house artist Ewan McVicar plus uncompromisingly hard grooves from 999999999 and real eclectic rawness from Aussie star Mall Grab, euphoric and hybrid sounds from Héctor Oaks, Ellen Allien and Biianco who will explore every shade of sound plus many more.

Each year, indelible memories are made across the various settings including the legendary and open-air Barbarella’s Discotheque, regularly voted one of the best clubs in the world by DJ Mag, the atmospheric Olive Grove, the high-energy Main Stage, and the ever-popular Beach Stage. Each offers its own distinct sound and visual identity as you plot your own adventure through day and night. 

Beyond the dancefloor, Terminal V Croatia delivers non stop action from daily boat parties, sunrise afterparties and a range of daytime activities such as water sports, exploring local Croatian culture and cuisine. 

With its carefully curated lineup, world-class production and breathtaking setting, Terminal V Croatia 2026 cements itself as an essential summer odyssey for techno fans worldwide.

Presale tickets go live on Thursday 29th January at 9AM GMT / 10AM CET / 8PM AEDT  followed by general sale on Friday 30th January at 9AM GMT / 10AM CET / 8PM AEDT

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DJ SNAKE RETURNS TO THE GLOBAL TOP 50 ON SPOTIFY WITH “LET ME LOVE YOU (FEAT. JUSTIN BIEBER),” A DECADE AFTER ITS ORIGINAL RELEASE

Legendary artist and producer DJ Snake has made a powerful return to the global charts as his landmark hit Let Me Love You, featuring Justin Bieber, re-enters the Spotify Global Top 50, a full decade after its original release.

First released in 2016, “Let Me Love You” became one of the most defining global crossover records of its era, amassing billions of streams and leaving a lasting mark on pop and electronic music worldwide.Ten years on, the track’s return highlights the enduring emotional connection fans continue to have with DJ Snake’s catalog, underscoring the timeless appeal of a record that has resonated across generations. Its renewed chart momentum reflects a broader wave of listeners revisiting the music that defined their 2016 era.As audiences increasingly revisit the music that defined their 2016 era and the broader mid-2010s, DJ Snake’s catalog has re-emerged at the center of the viral 2016 nostalgia moment. During that period, he delivered a run of era-defining releases including “Lean On” with Major Lazer and MØ, one of the most streamed songs of all time, alongside global hits such as “Turn Down for What” with Lil Jon, “Taki Taki” with Selena Gomez, Ozuna, and Cardi B, and “Middle” with Bipolar Sunshine, ahead of the release of his critically acclaimed album “Encore”.

Together, these records helped define the sound and scale of mid-2010s pop, establishing DJ Snake as one of the most influential artists of his generation and setting a blueprint for global success in the streaming era.The chart return further underscores DJ Snake’s sustained global relevance, which has been defined by genre-defying releases, record-breaking streaming numbers, and a rare ability to bridge electronic music with global mainstream culture. The moment also follows the recent release of his long-anticipated studio album Nomad, a 17-track project that unites an expansive roster of global collaborators including Stray Kids, Travis Scott, Future, Don Toliver, J Balvin, Peso Pluma, Dillon Francis, Amadou & Mariam, and Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley.As DJ Snake continues to shape contemporary music on a global scale, the return of “Let Me Love You” to the charts stands as a testament to the lasting power of cultural classics in the streaming era.

Over the last decade, DJ Snake has achieved the kind of rarefied and wildly transformative success that few artists ever come close to attaining. Originally from a housing project on the outskirts of Paris, the multi-platinum-selling DJ/producer has shattered industry records with smash hits such as "Taki Taki," earned diamond certification from the RIAA for "Lean On" (with Major Lazer), delivered era-defining bangers like "Turn Down for What" (with Lil Jon), and made history as the first artist to perform atop the roof of the Arc de Triomphe. Along with repeatedly turning out tracks that top the charts around the world—including four songs that have surpassed a staggering billion streams on Spotify—the multi-award-winning phenom brings his boundary-pushing ingenuity to music that builds unexpected and undeniably powerful bridges between vastly different cultures and genres.

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HARD SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES RETURN TO HOLLYWOOD PARK FOR 2026 EDITION

To Be Hosted at Hollywood Park, adjacent to SoFi Stadium

August 1-2, 2026 in Inglewood, CA

 

Two-Day Pass SMS Presale Begins January 23 at 9AM PST

Two-Day Pass Presale Begins January 23 at 10AM PST

HARD Events has announced the highly anticipated return of the HARD Summer Music Festival, set to take place in Inglewood on August 1-2, 2026. The festival is returning to Hollywood Park, the expansive entertainment complex adjacent to SoFi Stadium and YouTube Theater, and will feature a refreshed layout for last year’s experience.

Since its debut in 2007, HARD Summer has evolved into a defining fixture of Southern California’s festival landscape. The event is defined by its genre-spanning programming, with a curatorial ethos always on the pulse and an unmistakable visual identity that celebrates Los Angeles’ raw, grungy city energy. Each summer, a diverse, style-forward crowd gathers to experience a collision of electronic and live music culture, reflecting the city’s layered musical landscape. Over time, HARD Summer has cemented its place as one of the West Coast’s most influential mid-year festivals and the largest electronic music event in Los Angeles.

Since relocating to Hollywood Park in 2024, HARD has redefined the premier Los Angeles electronic music experience. Spanning 300 acres, the venue offers an immersive atmosphere defined by its expansive scale, interactivity, and experiential design. For 2026, the festival returns with a refreshed layout, designed to make moving between stages easier, along with an updated Green Stage area that gives fans more space to groove. 

HARD Summer’s 2025 lineup brought together a dynamic mix of global sounds, spanning leading electronic artists, high-profile crossover voices from the Latin and hip-hop worlds, underground tastemakers, and a rising generation of emerging talent. The weekend was anchored by an all-star roster of headliners including GRAMMY-nominated Australian powerhouse Dom Dolla, Colombian singer-songwriter Feid, the dark industrial sonics of legendary French producer Gesaffelstein, and multi-genre super producer Kaytranada. Together, they delivered a weekend of high-energy, genre-defying performances that reinforced HARD Summer’s status as one of the West Coast’s premier electronic music events.

HARD Summer continues to prioritize meaningful connections with the communities that surround it. Since 2023, the festival’s HARD Pre-Game initiative has partnered with more than 17 businesses across Greater Los Angeles, including four Inglewood-based establishments in 2025, underscoring its ongoing commitment to supporting its home city and the local businesses that shape its cultural fabric. Local businesses interested in partnering for this year’s edition of HARD Summer’s ‘HARD Pre-Game’ can submit inquiries through this application here.

Presale access for two-day GA, GA+, and VIP passes for HARD Summer Music Festival begins Friday, January 23 at 10:00 AM PT. Fans can also access an exclusive SMS presale starting at 9:00 AM PT the same day. For more information and to sign up for presale access, visit the HARD Summer’s official website.