Tomorrowland Brasil 2027 lineup: Axwell, FISHER and Alok lead over 100 artists, with Sara Landry
Tomorrowland Brasil 2027 takes place at Parque Maeda in Itu, São Paulo, from 30 April to 2 May 2027. The first line up names more than 100 artists, including Axwell, The Chainsmokers, FISHER, Steve Aoki, Illenium, Lost Frequencies and Sara Landry. Alok closes the main stage on Sunday, and festival passes are on sale through the official site.
Tomorrowland Brasil has revealed the line up for its 2027 edition, with more than 100 artists booked for Parque Maeda in Itu, in the state of São Paulo, from 30 April to 2 May 2027. The festival says more names will follow in the coming months. The announcement was reported from 4 November by DJ Mag, EDM Identity, CULTR, EDMTunes and The Groove Cartel.
The main stage is built on big room and crossover names. Axwell, The Chainsmokers, FISHER, Steve Aoki, Illenium, Lost Frequencies, Alan Walker, Timmy Trumpet, Dimitri Vegas and Bebe Rexha are all on the bill. Alok, the festival's Brazilian ambassador, closes the main stage on the Sunday and also plays a solo set at the Crystal Garden.
Harder sounds have a place too. Sara Landry, one of the defining names of the current hard techno wave, is on the line up, and reports also list the pairing of DJ Gigola b2b HAAi. Brazilian talent features across the weekend, with Dubdogz, Cat Dealers, Liu, Vegas and Bruna Strait named for the main stage. The Symphony of Unity orchestra, the first act confirmed for this edition, performs on all three days.
Festival passes and DreamVille packages are already on sale through the official Tomorrowland Brasil site, and buyers need a Tomorrowland account. The edition was first teased in May 2026 with a countdown announcement, and the full reveal comes roughly six months before the gates open.
The shape of the bill tells you a lot about the Brazilian market. Global main stage names sell the tickets, while a strong local contingent shows how much homegrown electronic talent now carries weight at home. Booking Sara Landry alongside the big room headliners also confirms how far hard techno has moved from warehouse nights into the largest festival brands in the world.
For European artists and managers, Tomorrowland Brasil sits at a useful point in the calendar. The late April and early May dates fall just before the European festival season, so a booking there can anchor a South American run of club shows. If you are routing a techno or hard techno act through Brazil and the region next spring, now is the moment to talk to local promoters about dates around the festival weekend.