Featuring Charlotte de Witte, Kali Uchis, DJ Snake, Knock2 B2B Zedd, RL Grime, Mau P, Vintage Culture, and more.
Photo credit: HARD Summer – Website
HARD Events has announced the lineup for the 2026 edition of HARD Summer Music Festival. The event will take place on August 1st and 2nd at Hollywood Park in Inglewood, California.
Returning to the entertainment complex adjacent to SoFi Stadium and YouTube Theater, HARD Summer continues its run as one of Los Angeles’ largest electronic music gatherings. Since launching in 2007, the festival has built a reputation for blending electronic, hip-hop, and live music while drawing a style-driven crowd from across Southern California.
The 2026 lineup features a broad selection of global headliners and crossover acts. Among them are GRAMMY-winning Colombian artist Kali Uchis, a collaborative set from Knock2 B2B Zedd, DJ Snake performing a hip-hop set, Dominican pop artist Tokischa, Shygirl presenting Club Shy, and DJ, rapper, and comedian Zack Fox. Other key names include Charlotte de Witte, Amelie Lens, Mau P, RL Grime, and Maceo Plex.
The program also leans into underground club sounds. Artists such as Brutalismus 3000, Sammy Virji, VTSS, Hannah Laing, Oppidan, Anetha, and Pegassi appear across the weekend, reflecting the festival’s focus on contemporary dance music scenes.
House music is also well represented. Vintage Culture joins the lineup alongside AFTER MIDNIGHT (Matroda x San Pacho), HYPERBEAM (Odd Mob x OMNOM), Miguelle and Tons, Sally C, Omar+, Fifi, BOLO, Dreya V, Brunello, and Miluhska.
A dedicated Live From Earth stage takeover will bring together artists tied to the Berlin collective. The showcase includes 2hollis, Snow Strippers, MCR-T, Frost Children, Underscores, and 10cust, highlighting the intersection of club culture, pop, and online communities.
Additional collaborative sets include DJ Seinfeld B2B Luuk van Dijk, X CLUB. B2B ATRIP, Alarico B2B Yanamaste, and Adiel B3B Héctor Oaks B3B Quest. The lineup also features ANDY C: AliVe, Six Sex, Nick León, salute, Mary Droppinz, and local Los Angeles artists such as CQUESTT, Strawbry, DJ Warning, Etari, and Canary Yellow.
Since relocating to Hollywood Park in 2024, the festival has expanded its footprint within the 300-acre development. The 2026 edition introduces an updated site layout designed to ease movement between stages and expand the Green Stage dancefloor area.
Full lineup and tickets are available here.
