Warsaw Music Festival 2026 lands with Black Eyed Peas, ARTBAT and Armin van Buuren F2F John Summit

Warsaw Music Festival is officially landing in 2026. The Polish capital welcomes the first edition of the brand new event across three nights in June, with Black Eyed Peas, ARTBAT, Armin van Buuren, John Summit, Steve Angello, ARGY and many more on the lineup.

Crucially, the festival takes place at Stadion Miejski Legii Warszawa. The dates are locked for June 13, 17 and 20, 2026. As a result, Warsaw spends a full week at the centre of European festival programming.

Notably, the opening day on June 13 lands as ARTBAT pres. UPPERGROUND POLAND. The Ukrainian melodic techno duo bring their flagship Upperground concept back to the Polish capital, bigger and more ambitious. Furthermore, the bill stacks up with ARGY, Benny Benassi, Steve Angello, Korolova, Joris Voorn, Innellea and 7Skies.

Meanwhile, June 17 hands the headliner slot to Black Eyed Peas. The American powerhouse will deliver their biggest hits in a unique show built for the Warsaw audience. Indeed, the FEEL THE BEAT night also features Kacperczyk, TRIBBS, Alien & Majtis, Kalwi & Remi, Ronney, Helena Ciuraba and Cezary Machej & DJ Otek.

Equally, the closing day on June 20 carries the heaviest dance music weight. The night doubles as the 25th anniversary celebration of A State of Trance. Armin van Buuren headlines, John Summit joins for his debut in Poland, and the two players link up for the world premiere of the Armin van Buuren F2F John Summit format. In short, it is the first time the two artists have ever paired up live in this configuration.

Beyond the F2F, the closing night runs deep. Giuseppe Ottaviani, Superstrings, KASIA, UUFO and Melooz round out the trance bill. Indeed, the ASOT Poland edition becomes a milestone in the global ASOT 25 year tour.

Still, the festival is promoted by TME Entertainment, an agency with over 20 years of experience in the Polish concert market. Crucially, tickets are available now via the official Warsaw Music Festival site. The first edition is built to put Warsaw on the global festival map.