Sonus Festival 2026 will once again turn Zrće Beach on Pag Island, Croatia, into a sun-drenched haven for techno and house lovers from around the world. Set against the turquoise waters of the Adriatic Sea, this five-day celebration is the ultimate combination of world-class music, open-air parties, and Mediterranean bliss — a pure embodiment of the underground sound in one of Europe’s most idyllic settings.

Since its debut in 2013, Sonus Festival has become a cornerstone of the international electronic music scene, curated by the team behind Time Warp. It’s renowned for its flawless production, cutting-edge line-ups, and seamless blend of beach relaxation and late-night intensity. Each August, thousands of ravers gather in legendary open-air clubs like Papaya, Aquarius, Kalypso, and Noa, dancing from sunset to sunrise under the Croatian sky.

The 2026 edition is set to continue Sonus’s legacy of excellence, following in the footsteps of previous years that have hosted some of the biggest names in global techno and house. Past editions have featured performances from Amelie Lens, Charlotte de Witte, Adam Beyer, Carl Cox, Solomun, Peggy Gou, Dixon, Tale of Us, Reinier Zonneveld, Ricardo Villalobos, Maceo Plex, Nina Kraviz, Sven Väth, and Chris Liebing, among many others. Fans can expect another meticulously curated line-up that balances heavy-hitting techno with deep, melodic grooves and sun-soaked daytime sets.

But Sonus is more than a festival — it’s an experience. From boat parties gliding across the Adriatic to afterhours sessions on the beach, every moment is designed to connect music, nature, and people. The crystal-clear sea, palm-lined clubs, and sunrise backdrops create an atmosphere of pure freedom and connection that keeps fans returning year after year.

With its flawless sound, stunning coastal scenery, and unmatched community spirit, Sonus Festival 2026 promises another unforgettable week on the Adriatic — a journey where rhythm meets the waves and the underground comes alive beneath the Croatian sun.