Factory Basel 2026 lineup: First wave artists revealed
Explore the Factory Basel 2026 lineup, featuring the first wave of artists, iconic B2B sets, and branded stages in Miami this December.
Factory Basel 2026 Lineup
Factory Basel 2026 lineup is scheduled to take place in Miami from December 2–6, 2026. The initial announcement presents programming across house, techno and underground music and names a first wave of artists as part of the event’s rollout. The published materials describe the first wave as the opening segment of a broader five-day schedule for the festival in Miami. Five-day general-admission and VIP passes are available now, as stated in the announcement.
The event program, as announced, incorporates artist-led showcases, branded stages and multiple back-to-back (B2B) DJ sets within the festival schedule. Visual art programming is credited to Known Gallery’s Casey Zoltan, and the announcement lists planned visual activities that include new murals, art installations, a group exhibition, a cloBBer pop-up and a surprise event alongside a permanent collection. Branded-stage presentations and curator-led showcases are named in the event materials and are presented alongside the music and visual-art elements described in the announcement.
Factory Town announced the first wave of artists confirmed for the Factory Basel 2026 lineup. The performers named in the first wave include Carlita, Chloé Caillet, Chris Lake, Dixon, GORDO, HoneyLuv, Luciano, Palms Trax, PAWSA, Prospa, Rampa, salute, Seth Troxler, Solomun, and The Martinez Brothers. The announced roster spans house, techno, and underground styles and is presented across artist-led showcases, branded stages, and back-to-back DJ sets. This first wave is part of the broader event scheduled to take place in Miami over five days, December 2–6, 2026.
The first-wave announcement is presented as an opening segment of a five-day schedule that also lists additional collaborative B2B combinations and branded-stage presentations. The event materials pair the named artists with artist-led showcases and branded stages elsewhere in the program. Five-day general-admission and VIP passes are available now. The announcement situates the first wave alongside the wider Factory Basel program and the visual-art programming detailed in the event materials.
The Factory Basel announcement lists multiple back-to-back (B2B) DJ pairings within the event program. Named combinations in the announcement include Carlita B2B Ben Sterling and Dennis Ferrer B2B Rafael. The release also lists Bastian Bux B2B Eats Everything, Chasewest B2B Sapian, Coffintexts B2B Sister System, and D.DAN B2B DJ Tool. The event materials present these listings as part of the festival’s collaborative DJ schedule. The pairings are included in the same announcement that released the first wave of performers.
Additional named B2B sets specified in the announcement include Demi Riquísimo B2B Salomé Le Chat, Ferra Black B2B Mellizos, Fletch B2B Jesse Perez, and Marian B2B Ammo Avenue. The announcement further documents Maxi Meraki B2B Luch, Mishell B2B Viot, Rafael B2B Ahmed Spins, and Rafael B2B Sapian. Tommy Phillips B2B Cam Stockman and Zack Fox B2B Broodoo Ramses are also listed among the featured back-to-back performances. These entries are presented in the release alongside other collaborative sets named in the program. The release groups these B2B listings with other collaborative sets and curated presentations across the five-day schedule.
These named B2B combinations are presented in the event materials as programmed back-to-back performances. The announcement places the back-to-back listings within the wider festival lineup alongside artist-led showcases and branded stages. The published program presents the B2B combinations within the schedule for the five-day Miami event. All listed B2B combinations appear within the program materials that accompany the announcement. These program entries are presented as scheduled back-to-back performances among the festival’s artist programming. They are listed alongside branded-stage titles.
The announcement lists the following artist-led showcases and branded stages paired with their credited curators: Carlita Senza Fine (Carlita), Chloé Caillet SMIILE (Chloé Caillet), Franky Rizardo FLOW (Franky Rizardo), and Gordo TARAKA (GORDO). It also names Luciano Vagabundos (Luciano) and Malóne Morez WHYNOTUS (Malóne Morez) among its branded-stage presentations. The release specifies Omar+ hosts Omar Plus Friends (Omar+) and OMRI Collecting Dots (OMRI) as additional curator-led entries.
Further branded-stage titles listed in the announcement include Rafael Cheetah Print (Rafael), salute Infinite Passion (salute), and Solomun Diynamic (Solomun). Each titled showcase and branded-stage entry appears in the event materials paired with the artist or collective credited for curating it. These branded-stage credits appear within the event schedule for the five-day Miami event running December 2–6, 2026. The announcement lists these branded-stage titles alongside the program’s back-to-back DJ sets and the wider lineup, and it presents them as curator-led presentations within the festival program.
The wider Factory Basel program lists event partners Circoloco, Deep House Bible, elrow, Factory 93, Revival, NAIMA, and Zack Fox Presents UWAY. These partners are presented as featured elements within the festival’s broader programming and are named in the event materials. The announcement places these partners alongside the artist-led showcases, branded stages, and back-to-back performances scheduled across the event. The listed partners appear within the program alongside branded-stage titles and collaborative DJ pairings.
Visual art programming for Factory Basel is overseen by Known Gallery’s Casey Zoltan. Planned activities include new murals, art installations, a group exhibition, a cloBBer pop-up, a surprise event, and a permanent collection. The permanent collection will feature artists 1010, Bublegum, DOES, Drew Merritt, Euphoric, Golden 305, Jack Lack, Jason REVOK, Jeroo, Odeith, RAMS, ROIDS, Shepard Fairey, and Sicoer. These visual-art elements are presented as part of the festival’s visual program in the announcement material and schedule.
Factory Basel will take place in Miami from December 2–6, 2026, and the announced lineup spans house, techno and underground music. The first wave of artists named in the announcement includes Carlita, Chloé Caillet, Chris Lake, Dixon, GORDO, HoneyLuv, Luciano, Palms Trax, PAWSA, Prospa, Rampa, salute, Seth Troxler, Solomun and The Martinez Brothers.
The program includes multiple back-to-back (B2B) DJ pairings, including Carlita B2B Ben Sterling and Dennis Ferrer B2B Rafael, alongside additional collaborative B2B combinations listed in the announcement.
Artist-led showcases and branded stages named in the program include Carlita Senza Fine, Chloé Caillet SMIILE, Franky Rizardo FLOW, Gordo TARAKA, Luciano Vagabundos, Malóne Morez WHYNOTUS, Omar+ hosts Omar Plus Friends, OMRI Collecting Dots, Rafael Cheetah Print, salute Infinite Passion and Solomun Diynamic.
The wider program features partners Circoloco, Deep House Bible, elrow, Factory 93, Revival, NAIMA and Zack Fox Presents UWAY, and visual art programming overseen by Known Gallery’s Casey Zoltan will include new murals, art installations, a group exhibition, a cloBBer pop-up, a surprise event and a permanent collection featuring 1010, Bublegum, DOES, Drew Merritt, Euphoric, Golden 305, Jack Lack, Jason REVOK, Jeroo, Odeith, RAMS, ROIDS, Shepard Fairey and Sicoer.
Five-day general-admission and VIP passes are available now.
Factory Town announced the first wave of artists for the Factory Basel 2026 lineup, naming Carlita, Chloé Caillet, Chris Lake, Dixon, GORDO, HoneyLuv, Luciano, Palms Trax, PAWSA, Prospa, Rampa, salute, Seth Troxler, Solomun, and The Martinez Brothers. The announced roster spans house, techno, and underground styles. The publisher presents this list as the initial segment of the event’s programming for the five-day festival scheduled in Miami from December 2–6, 2026. The release identifies the first wave as part of a broader multi-day schedule that will include additional programming elements.
The announcement states that the lineup will be presented across artist-led showcases, branded stages and back-to-back (B2B) DJ sets. The event materials pair named artists with curator-led branded-stage presentations and list additional collaborative B2B combinations elsewhere in the program. The first-wave announcement is presented alongside references to the wider Factory Basel program and integrated visual-art programming. Five-day general-admission and VIP passes are available now.
Factory Basel 2026 lineup is scheduled to take place in Miami from December 2–6, 2026. The announced program spans house, techno and underground music and the event materials present the initial artist rollout as part of the festival’s programming. Factory Town released a first wave of performers as the opening segment of the broader schedule.
The first wave of artists named in the announcement includes Carlita, Chloé Caillet, Chris Lake, Dixon, GORDO, HoneyLuv, Luciano, Palms Trax, PAWSA, Prospa, Rampa, salute, Seth Troxler, Solomun and The Martinez Brothers. The announcement presents this roster as the initial segment of the event’s wider programming and specifies that the named artists will appear across artist-led showcases, branded stages and back-to-back DJ sets. The published materials list these presentation formats as part of the festival schedule rather than assigning a single presentation type to each named performer.
Visual art programming for the event is credited to Known Gallery’s Casey Zoltan and is described in the announcement as including new murals, art installations, a group exhibition, a cloBBer pop-up and a surprise event in addition to a permanent collection. The permanent collection as listed in the announcement will feature 1010, Bublegum, DOES, Drew Merritt, Euphoric, Golden 305, Jack Lack, Jason REVOK, Jeroo, Odeith, RAMS, ROID, Shepard Fairey and Sicoer. General-admission and VIP passes are available now, as stated in the event materials.