EDC Mexico 2027 lineup: Garrix, Tiësto and Dom Dolla lead, with Factory 93 and Time Warp stages
EDC Mexico 2027 takes place from 19 to 21 February 2027 at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City. Over 100 artists play across seven stages and two art cars, led by Dom Dolla, ILLENIUM, Martin Garrix, Tiësto, Fatboy Slim and FISHER, with Factory 93 and Time Warp stage takeovers, Richie Hawtin and Ben UFO b2b Four Tet.
Insomniac and OCESA have revealed the lineup for EDC Mexico 2027, the 13th edition of the festival. It returns to the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City from 19 to 21 February 2027, with well over 100 artists spread across seven stages and two art cars. The announcement landed on Monday 9 November, and coverage puts ticket sales from Thursday 12 November.
The top of the bill is built for a racetrack crowd: Dom Dolla, ILLENIUM, Martin Garrix and Tiësto lead, with Fatboy Slim and FISHER also billed as headliners. Below them, the lineup moves through Don Diablo, Galantis, Lost Frequencies, Vintage Culture, Paul van Dyk and Dash Berlin, plus Mexican talent including Jessica Audiffred.
For techno fans the more interesting part sits in the stage takeovers. Factory 93 brings its underground techno brand to the Autódromo, Time Warp hosts its own stage, and Insomniac Records and Interstellar complete the set. Richie Hawtin and Solid Grooves co-founder Michael Bibi are booked, and the back to back list includes Ben UFO b2b Four Tet, Deborah de Luca b2b Eli Brown and Alarico b2b Yanamaste. The faster end is well stocked too, with NOVAH, Dax J, Fatima Hajji, DØMINA and Hannah Laing alongside hardstyle names such as Coone, Da Tweekaz and Dual Damage.
For managers and bookers, this is a useful snapshot of how the biggest commercial festivals now book. The headline money still goes to stadium dance acts, but the depth of the bill comes from branded stages run by specialist promoters. A Time Warp or Factory 93 stage gives a hard techno or underground artist access to a mainstream audience without the festival having to curate that scene itself. If you represent an act in that world, building a relationship with the stage brand can matter as much as the relationship with the festival.
The pairings matter as well. Several of the strongest names are booked as b2b or b3b sets, a format that gives a festival something exclusive to sell. We saw the same tactic in the Time Warp Mannheim 2027 announcement, where Alarico and Yanamaste also feature in a one off trio. If your artist has a natural partner with a similar audience, pitching the pairing as a package is an easy way to stand out in a crowded inbox.
Mexico is also worth a place on any winter routing plan. Mid February sits between the North American winter season and the European spring festival run, and a slot on a bill this size can anchor a short Latin American run around it. Agents planning early 2027 tours in the region should be pitching club dates around the festival weekend now.