BEONIX 2026 Hands Its Stages to HÖR, Ibiza Global Radio and Desert Sound
BEONIX has revealed the stage hosts for its 2026 edition in Limassol, with HÖR, Ibiza Global Radio, Desert Sound, LEGGO and Franky Wah & Friends taking over stages from 25 to 27 September.
BEONIX has named the stage hosts for its 2026 edition, handing days at the ETKO site in Limassol to HÖR, Ibiza Global Radio, Desert Sound, LEGGO and Franky Wah & Friends. The Cyprus festival runs from 25 to 27 September.
HÖR closes out the Hangar Stage
Berlin’s HÖR takes the Hangar Stage on day three, 27 September, with Nikolina, elMefti and Bonnie Strange. The platform made its name broadcasting live sets from a green tiled room in Berlin and has since carried that format abroad as HÖR ON TOUR. The deal here runs in both directions. After the festival, HÖR will publish a recorded set from one of BEONIX’s resident DJs on its own channel.
Ibiza Global Radio and Desert Sound open the weekend
Day one, 25 September, puts Ibiza Global Radio on the Organic Stage with Clint Maximus, Kole Audro, Theia (ES), Xavi Emparan, Oxia and Raxon, and the station will broadcast the sets live. It has been on air from Ibiza since 2004, reaches more than 12 million monthly listeners and has already started running a BEONIX produced promo ahead of the weekend.
The same day brings Desert Sound to the Garden Stage. The Saudi born platform lines up LNTX, JOJ, Basha, Mario Chiha, Jan Blomqvist, MRAK, Asal, Yanzi, Pazzi and Fialkovska. Its work with the festival reaches past ETKO as well, through a Desert Sound x BEONIX event in Riyadh on 4 September headlined by Mind Against.
Franky Wah and LEGGO fill the Organic Stage
Franky Wah & Friends lands on the Organic Stage on day two, 26 September, with Artche, Zoe Kypri, Franky Wah, Damian Force and Heroine. LEGGO returns to the same stage on the closing day, 27 September, with Bianca Lif, STS, Joss and El Gato bringing their blend of Latin, urban and electronic sounds.
The showcases sit alongside a main programme that already carries Adam Beyer, CamelPhat, Röyksopp, MRAK, Argy, Jan Blomqvist, Benny Benassi and Patrick Mason. Tickets are on sale now.
Why the host list matters
Stage hosts are an easy line in a press release and a hard thing to get right. What stands out here is that the arrangements run both ways: HÖR is not simply borrowing a stage, it is taking a Cyprus resident back to its own audience, and Desert Sound is treating Limassol as one stop on a route that also runs through Riyadh. For a festival still building its name against a crowded September calendar, renting three ready made audiences for three days reads sharper than another headline booking.
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