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EDC México 2027 reveals its line-up: Martin Garrix, Tiësto, Dom Dolla, FISHER and Fatboy Slim

February 19–21 at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, with ILLENIUM, Richie Hawtin and Paul van Dyk. The Banamex presale is November 12 at 2 pm.

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Cartel oficial de EDC México 2027 con todos los artistas, 19, 20 y 21 de febrero en el Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez
EDC México / Insomniac
When
Friday, February 19 to Sunday, February 21, 2027
Where
Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Mexico City
Headliners
Martin Garrix, Tiësto, Dom Dolla, FISHER, Fatboy Slim and ILLENIUM
Banamex presale
November 12, 2:00 pm, with 3 months interest-free (Ticketmaster)
Earlier prices
General MXN 3,480, Comfort Pass MXN 4,180, Banamex Plus MXN 6,960 + fees

EDC México 2027 now has a line-up. Insomniac published it on November 9 and the festival returns from Friday, February 19 to Sunday, February 21 at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, in Mexico City. The poster ends with a line that's already the house trademark: “And the most important headliner of all: you.”

THE HEADLINERS

Headlining are Martin Garrix, Tiësto, Dom Dolla, FISHER, Fatboy Slim and ILLENIUM. Following them are names like Richie Hawtin, Vintage Culture, Michael Bibi, Dash Berlin, Galantis, Cassian, Cloonee, Slander, Svdden Death and Apashe. According to EDM.com, the festival will have seven stages.

THE B2BS AND SPECIAL SETS

Several back-to-backs are announced: Ben UFO with Four Tet, Deborah De Luca with Eli Brown, Gryffin with Odd Mob, OMNOM with Walker & Royce, Chloé Caillet with Job Jobse and Ben Klock with SHDW. On the classic side, Paul van Dyk presents The Essence of Acid, Sasha & Digweed play together and DJ Harvey is also on the bill. There are also takeovers from Insomniac Records, Dreamstate, Bassrush and Factory 93, and a Time Warp presents night.

THE MEXICAN SIDE AND THE TULUM CONNECTION

Among the Mexicans are 3BallMTY, Bolo and Jessica Audiffred. And there are several names you've already seen in our Tulum season stories: Damian Lazarus (Day Zero), Adriatique and WhoMadeWho (Zamna) and Cassian (ÆDEN). Time Warp, which arrives in Mexico on November 20 and 21, will also have a presence at EDC.

FOUR NAMES TO WATCH

Adriatique. The Swiss duo of Adrian Shala and Adrian Schweizer has the clearest history with Mexico: their X concept came to Tulum in December 2023, in January 2025 and on January 7, 2026, and on January 8, 2027 they return with X Forever at Zamna, just a month and a half before EDC. If you saw them in the jungle, here you can see them in big-festival mode.

Michael Bibi. The British DJ has been leaving his mark on Tulum for several years: he played Bonbonniere (a January 2023 date that sold out), shared the bill with Maceo Plex at Tehmplo on January 5, 2025 and has taken his ELOVATE concept to Zamna's jungle. We found no other dates of his in Mexico in 2026, so EDC looks like his return.

Kettama. In the records we reviewed there are no appearances of his in Mexico in 2025 or 2026: he isn't on Zamna's line-ups or this season's Tulum dates. That doesn't rule out that he has played before, but for many people his EDC set will be the first chance to see him here. In 2026 he appears in Ibiza with his Steel City party, according to TicketsIbiza.

Luciano. The Swiss-Chilean DJ, founder of the Cadenza label, has been on the scene for more than 20 years. We also found no dates of his in Mexico in 2025 or 2026: his recent shows are in Ibiza, Europe and the United States. His EDC set is one to mark on your schedule.

TICKETS

According to the official poster, the Banamex presale, with 3 months interest-free, is on November 12 starting at 2 pm, and tickets are sold on Ticketmaster. The prices published before the presale were MXN 3,480 for the General pass, MXN 4,180 for the Comfort Pass and MXN 6,960 for the Banamex Plus, plus fees. Tickets go up by phase, so confirm the current price that day.

WHAT HAPPENED AT THE PREVIOUS EDITION

In 2026 the festival had a last-minute change: Diplo canceled his set hours before the start because of a logistical problem and Hugel took his place on the main stage, according to Milenio. Diplo had played EDC México 2023, where he closed with “Lean On” and “Where Are Ü Now.”

If it's your first time, read our EDC México guide: what to bring, how to get there by Metro (Line 9) and where to stay.

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