Major Lazer have spent the past 15 years making some of the biggest dance records of their era, from “Lean On” and “Cold Water” to “Light It Up”. Now featuring Diplo, Walshy Fire, Ape Drums and vocalist America Foster, they return to Australia for the first time since 2015.

One more name is still under wraps. They’ll take control of The Bowl from 11pm and carry us through midnight before Major Lazer closes out the night.

Definitively one of Australia's breakout acts of the last few years, Don West makes soul music with swagger. Expect warm vocals and plenty of groove as the sun goes down.

Few acts have soundtracked Australian summer like Flight Facilities. Expect their DJ set to pull from house, disco, familiar favourites and everything in between.

A Melbourne favourite for good reason. CC:DISCO! has built a global following as a DJ, producer and label founder, known for her pumping, romantic, playful sounds and a passion for community, connection and dancing.

Todd Terje blends kitschy euro sounds, deep funk and latin jazz with house, techno and disco, creating playful, musical dance music with catchy rhythms and dreamy synths.

Melbourne's own Miami Horror will bring their bright mix of indie pop, disco and live electronic to farewell the last sunset of 2026.

Yung Singh is one of the most exciting DJs on the world circuit, blending hip-hop, rap and dance music with his Punjabi roots, and playing major festivals and clubs worldwide.

Close Counters bring their signature live presentation of house, neo-soul and disco to the gardens.

Milo is a respected Melbourne broadcaster and DJ, hosting PBS FM Breakfast for eight years and playing festivals including Meredith, Golden Plains, Loch Hart, and Panama.

Adriana brings infectious energy behind the decks, blending traditional and contemporary sounds in eclectic sets.

From DJing, to producing, promoting, labels, and management - Australian-born, London-based Surusinghe experiments with bass, reggaeton, broken-beat and techno.