Ubbi Dubbi 2027 has its lineup and its theme. Disco Presents says the eighth edition of the Texas festival will take place at Panther Island Pavilion in Fort Worth on April 23-24, with ILLENIUM at the top of the bill. This year the festival's two mascots, Ubbi and Dubbi, are heading to "Canditopia", a candy planet.

At a glance

  • Festival: Ubbi Dubbi, eighth edition
  • Dates: April 23-24, 2027
  • Venue: Panther Island Pavilion, Fort Worth, Texas
  • Top billing: ILLENIUM, Steve Aoki, Galantis, MK, Deorro, Adventure Club, Jessica Audiffred and Lilly Palmer
  • Early bird tickets: Thursday, November 5 at 11 AM CT

What we know

Beyond the headliners, the poster includes ACRAZE, Dimension, Flux Pavilion, NGHTMRE, TVBOO and Holy Priest. Further down the bill are Kaleena Zanders, Josh Fawaz, Mariana BO, Nic Vans, Zen Selekta and Distant Matter. Together the acts cover house, techno, dubstep, drum and bass, and more.

Set formats are a talking point this year. Adventure Club, 3BALLMTY, ŁASZEWO and Sullivan King are each booked for a special sunset set. 3BALLMTY are described as Latin Grammy winners.

There are also several back-to-back pairings. Crankdat and Wooli reunite as WANKDAT, and the schedule also lists FLOZONE B2B STVSH, JUOS B2B ROMMII and PANTEROS666 B2B PAWLOWSKI.

Tickets

Early bird tickets go on sale on Thursday, November 5 at 11 AM CT. People who sign up for alerts at ubbidubbifestival.com will also be entered to win two backstage passes.

Why it matters

The festival has always split its identity in two. Ubbi is the house and techno side, while Dubbi leans toward dubstep and trap, and the weekend is built around both. A lineup that mixes those scenes, plus sunset sets and reunions, fits that idea.

Galantis fans can also catch up with our story on the duo's EP that reworks The Killers' 'When You Were Young'.

For fans in Texas and nearby states, the announcement gives roughly five months to plan around the April dates. With early bird sales opening this week, the first ticket tier is close.

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