The year isn’t over yet, but VELD has already unveiled its lineup for its 2026 edition of the popular summertime festival. Here’s what to know about VELD 2026.

Once again, VELD is taking over Downsview Park for three days of massive international acts, booming beats, and unforgettable energy. Mark your calendars because the biggest EDM festival in the city is back July 31 to Aug. 2, 2026.

Who’s performing at VELD 2026?

This upcoming year, VELD is about to see some heavy hitters, which isn’t new for the popular event. Needless to say, we’re pretty stoked for this.

According to the latest announcement, party goers can expect to see:

  • Above & Beyond
  • Armin Van Buuren
  • Artbat
  • Beauz
  • Block Tiger Sex Machine
  • Boys Noize
  • Charlotte De Witte
  • Crankdat
  • Dana Vicci
  • Disco Lines
  • Effin
  • Fallon
  • Fisher
  • Frank Walker
  • Galantis
  • Genesi
  • Illenium
  • James Hype
  • Kream
  • KX5
  • Laszewo
  • Level Up
  • Levity
  • Lilly Palmer
  • Lost Frequencies
  • Maddix
  • Malaa’s Alter Ego
  • Mau P
  • Miss Monique
  • Panteros666
  • Paper Skies
  • Ray Volpe and more

When do tickets go on sale?

Now for the most important part – tickets! Though we’re still a few months away, tickets will go on sale starting this month.

The pre-sale starts Nov. 26, 2025, at 10 a.m., so be sure you’re signed up for that. As for the public, the sale begins Nov. 27, 2025, right at 10 a.m. Considering that lineup, you might want to lock in.

Get your tickets ASAP, and start looking forward to sunshine, summer days, and lots of EDM.

See you there, Toronto, we can’t wait!

VELD 2026

When: July 31 to Aug. 2, 2026
Where: Downsview Park, 70 Canuck Ave., North York, Ont.
Cost: TBA

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