Disco Presents returns to Panther Island Pavilion with an immersive aquatic theme, massive headliners, and a renewed energy that’s set to make waves across the global festival scene.
There’s something magical about springtime in Texas, especially when Ubbi Dubbi Festival comes calling. The seventh edition of the beloved electronic music celebration dives deep “Into the Abyss,” transforming Fort Worth’s Panther Island Pavilion into a bioluminescent underwater paradise on Friday, April 24, and Saturday, April 25, 2026.
Presented by Disco Presents, this year’s lineup makes a bold splash: Kx5 (Deadmau5 + Kaskade), Alesso, Zedd, and Ganja White Night headline a jaw-dropping Phase 1 roster, with more names still to be announced. The two-day sonic journey brings together the dual energies of Ubbi and Dubbi—two musical souls whose friendship fuses the worlds of house, techno, dubstep, and bass into one seamless dancefloor experience.
On the Ubbi Stage, fans can expect melodic mastery and sunset magic from Kx5, Alesso, and Zedd, alongside crowd favorites Loud Luxury, TroyBoi, Cloonee, and Tape B. Over at the Dubbi Stage, the bass gets deep with Ganja White Night, San Holo (Wholesome Riddim Set), Kai Wachi, Of The Trees, and Jade Cicada, each adding their own waves to the festival’s electrifying soundscape.
But Ubbi Dubbi has always been more than just a lineup—it’s a vibe, a movement, and a family. Since its 2019 debut (and its history-making return as the first U.S. festival post-pandemic), it’s earned a reputation for inclusivity, community, and immersive artistry. This year’s “Into the Abyss” theme promises glowing reef installations, projection-mapped oceans, and neon sea creatures, all pulsing to the beat of the world’s best electronic artists.
“Every year we challenge ourselves to curate something fans will love,” says James “Disco Donnie” Estopinal Jr., founder and CEO of Disco Presents. “Ubbi Dubbi is one of our favorites, and year seven will be our biggest yet.”
Tickets for Ubbi Dubbi 2026 go on sale Thursday, October 23, at 11 a.m. CT. Prices start as low as $37 (fees included), but the early-bird wave won’t last long. For passes and more info, visit ubbidubbifestival.com.
So grab your crew, pack your fins, and get ready to dive—because Ubbi Dubbi 2026 isn’t just a festival; it’s a plunge into an ocean of sound, connection, and pure electronic magic.