Decadence Arizona has completed the next stage of its 2026 New Year's Eve lineup. Phoenix promoter Relentless Beats revealed phase two this week, confirming that Disclosure will play a countdown DJ set to welcome 2027. The festival runs December 30 and 31 at Phoenix Raceway under this year's Sands of Eternity theme.

At a glance

  • Dates: December 30 and 31
  • Venue: Phoenix Raceway, Arizona
  • Theme: Sands of Eternity
  • Headline moment: Disclosure's New Year's Eve countdown set
  • Producers: Relentless Beats with Global Dance
  • Tickets: two-day passes from $300
  • Ages: 18+, with table reservations 21+

Who has been added

Phase two brings A Hundred Drums b2b Zen Selekta, Beauz, Braydon Terzo, Daily Bread, ero808, Jkyl & Hyde, LYNY, Mellizos, Patrick Topping, Polo & Pan, Roddy Lima, Ruze, SOSA, Starjunk95, Tommy Phillips and Zomboy. Organisers say more acts will be announced in the coming weeks.

Atlanta's Daily Bread brings a mix of bass, funk and glitch-hop to a lineup heavy on house and dubstep. Patrick Topping adds tech house from the Hot Creations camp to a festival usually known for bass and mainstage sounds.

Already on the bill

The phase one lineup included Beltran, Bunt., Chris Lake, Eli Brown, I Hate Models, ISOxo, Kettama, Levity, The Masquerade, Max Dean b2b Luke Dean, RØZ and Slander. Crankdat and Wooli are also teaming up as Wankdat.

Why it matters

The Disclosure set is the centrepiece of this announcement. Brothers Guy and Howard Lawrence have become a familiar part of festival New Year's Eve bills, and a countdown from them gives the event a big moment to end 2026.

Decadence Arizona is now in its twelfth year and calls itself the largest New Year's Eve festival experience in the country. Organisers say the Weird and Wonderful performers will return, alongside expanded production and more activations around the grounds.

Tickets and info

Two-day tickets are on sale now in General Admission, GA+, VIP and Platinum tiers. Shuttles, lockers, parking, merch, coat check and afterparty details are on the official festival site. If you are planning more desert-state events this season, see BOO! Arizona.

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