About
Dreambeach moves to the Costa del Sol for 2026, holding its twelfth edition at the Recinto Ferial on Avenida Juan Carlos I in Vélez-Málaga on 31 July and 1 August. The relocation ends the festival’s long run at Villaricos in Almería, where it had been staged since 2013, and comes with a new name, Dreambeach Costa del Sol, and a trimmed two day format across four stages. Vélez-Málaga council, the Junta de Andalucía and the Ministry of Culture are all listed as partners on the 2026 bill.
David Guetta tops the Saturday with a Special Monolith Show, his only Spanish date of the kind this summer. Friday 31 July is built around Eric Prydz, Nico Moreno and a Sasha and John Digweed set billed as exclusive to Spain in 2026, backed by Andres Campo, A.M.C, Hedex b2b Bou, Kanine b2b Andromedik, DJ Zinc, Lady Waks b2b Stanton Warriors and Pola & Bryson. Saturday gathers Loco Dice, Paco Osuna, Luciano, Nicole Moudaber, Mathame, Korolova, Brennan Heart, Eptic, NGHTMRE, SNTS and Zatox, with Hannah Wants, Norbak, Melanie Ribbe and Future Funk Squad b2b DJ Rasco further down the bill.
The stages are handed to established promoters rather than run in house, so the site splits into recognisable rooms: Blackworks for hard techno, Drum and Bass All Stars, Híbrida, LOOP, Now Here by Paco Osuna and Ritmika. That spread lets the two days cover techno, hard techno, drum and bass, tech house, melodic techno and hardstyle without any of them crowding the others out, which is unusual for a Spanish music festival of this size. Day tickets start at 49 euros and weekend passes at 89 euros, sold through the festival website, with VIP passes already sold out. An official bus service runs to the site and the festival operates a name change service for tickets.
Full Lineup
David Guetta (Special Monolith Show), Eric Prydz, Nico Moreno, Sasha & John Digweed, Loco Dice, Paco Osuna, Luciano, Nicole Moudaber, Mathame, NGHTMRE, Korolova, Brennan Heart, Eptic, SNTS, Zatox, Andres Campo, A.M.C, Hedex b2b Bou, Imbermind live, DJ Pepo, Kanine b2b Andromedik, Prada2000, Vendex, Alexander Som, Bass & Crash, Bartdon, Born On Road, Charlie Tee, Destroyers, Dub Elements, DJ Zinc, Gonçalo, Javi Reina b2b Raul Ortiz, Jazzy b2b Jowi, Jose Rodriguez & Gordo Master, Jotta Frank & Seekflow, Lady Waks b2b Stanton Warriors, Karpin, Klofama, Michaelo Rod, Miau presents Multiple, Onlynumbers, Oto, Perfect Kombo, Pola & Bryson, Pole Position, Nikolina, Shade K vs Terrie Kyind, The Brainkiller, Yanamaste, Dexphase, Easttown, Fer BR b2b Manu Gonzalez, FM-3 vs Bowser, Future Funk Squad b2b DJ Rasco, Guau vs Yospeed vs MBreaks, Hannah Wants, Jan B & Mr Fli, Joyse, KRL b2b Part Time Killer, Legend DJs, Melanie Ribbe, MBreaks, Muriel, Nitro vs Aldo Ferrari, Norbak, Oguz, Samuel Moriero, Save The Rave, Skryption b2b Krenon, Tortu, Wizard
FAQs
When and where does Dreambeach Costa del Sol 2026 take place?
Dreambeach Costa del Sol 2026 is held on 31 July and 1 August 2026 at the Recinto Ferial on Avenida Juan Carlos I in Vélez-Málaga, in the province of Málaga on the Costa del Sol.
Who is headlining Dreambeach Costa del Sol 2026?
David Guetta closes Saturday 1 August with a Special Monolith Show. Friday 31 July is led by Eric Prydz, Nico Moreno and a Sasha and John Digweed set billed as exclusive to Spain in 2026. Loco Dice, Paco Osuna, Luciano, Nicole Moudaber, Mathame, Korolova, Brennan Heart, Eptic, NGHTMRE, SNTS and Zatox also play.
Is 2026 the first Dreambeach in Vélez-Málaga?
Yes. The 2026 event is the first edition at Vélez-Málaga and the twelfth edition of Dreambeach overall. The festival had previously been staged at Villaricos in the province of Almería since 2013, and changed its name to Dreambeach Costa del Sol with the move.
How do I buy tickets for Dreambeach Costa del Sol 2026?
Tickets are sold through the official website at dreambeach.es/tickets. Day tickets start at 49 euros and weekend passes at 89 euros, while VIP passes have sold out. The festival also runs a name change service for tickets already bought.
How many stages are there and who runs them?
The 2026 edition has four stages, each handed to an established promoter or brand: Blackworks, Drum and Bass All Stars, Híbrida, LOOP, Now Here by Paco Osuna and Ritmika. Between them they cover techno, hard techno, drum and bass, tech house, melodic techno and hardstyle.
