Sziget Turns Up The Power With 60 New Electronic Acts In Its Delta District Programme

Following a standout debut last year, the Delta District has rapidly become one of Sziget’s most talked-about spaces, a fully immersive after-dark playground where electronic music takes centre stage across multiple venues, running deep into the night. This year, it returns bigger, bolder and more ambitious than ever, with close to 100 acts set to perform.

Among the headline names are global icons and underground heroes alike, including Peggy Gou, Sara Landry, Indira Paganotto, Richie Hawtin, Argy, Sub Focus and Dixon, with newly announced additions such as Anfisa Letyago, Patrick Mason and Mestiza bringing even more depth to the programme.

At the heart of the Delta District lies its three distinct venues - the Yettel Colosseum, the BOLT Night Stage, and The Club - forming a dynamic triangle of sound that spans the full spectrum of electronic music. From euphoric, large-scale headline sets to raw, intimate club moments, the space is designed as a continuous journey from sunset through to sunrise.

“With the Delta District, we’ve taken Sziget’s nightlife to a new level, celebrating the energy and diversity of global electronic music culture,” says Tamás Kádár, CEO of Sziget Festival. “From sunlit sets at the Colosseum to dancing into the early hours, it’s a 24/7 experience for electronic music fans.”

The line-up reflects the breadth and evolution of electronic music today. Techno takes a commanding role with pioneers like Richie Hawtin and rising force Sara Landry, while Indira Paganotto brings her high-octane, psy-infused sound. Anfisa Letyago and Argy deliver cutting-edge techno and melodic house, while Dixon continues to define the global underground.

Elsewhere, genre boundaries blur. WhoMadeWho and Mestiza inject live and cross-cultural elements, while Dimension and Sub Focus represent the UK’s powerful drum & bass scene. Patrick Mason brings his unmistakable, high-energy presence, while artists like Joris Voorn, LAMMER, and Japan’s boundary-pushing ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U showcase the global reach and creative diversity of the programme.

Taking place from 11–15 August 2026 on Budapest’s iconic Óbuda Island, Sziget continues to offer one of Europe’s most expansive and immersive festival experiences. While the Delta District anchors the after-hours, electronic music pulses throughout the wider programme, with acts such as Underworld, Nia Archives and Soulwax joining a genre-spanning bill that also includes Florence + The Machine, Jorja Smith, Lewis Capaldi, Twenty One Pilots and Sombr.

With more announcements still to come, Sziget 2026 is shaping up to be one of its most dynamic editions yet - and when the sun goes down, the Delta District is where the festival truly transforms.

Tickets can be purchased here.