Fisher and Dom Dolla to headline B.C.’s FVDED in the Park ’26

It’s no surprise to us that FVDED in the Park, Western Canada’s largest urban open-air music festival, is returning this year on July 3 and 4, 2026, to Holland Park, B.C., with yet another stacked lineup. Every year, Blueprint outdoes itself and secures a wide-ranging lineup with some of the biggest names in electronic music, and this year’s might just be our favorite. DMNW has been making the trip across the border for FVDED for years now, and it often turns out to be one of our favorite weekends of the summer.

Headliners

FVDED is bringing us a little piece of Australia this year with its headliners: Fisher and Dom Dolla. The tech-house legends are sure to have everyone dancing into the sunset both days of the festival.

Grammy-nominated Australian tech-house DJ Fisher needs little introduction. The man behind one of the most defining dance songs of the last decade, Losing It, will bring his iconic set to the FVDED stage after playing at EDC Las Vegas amid his summer residency in Ibiza. His set will be the perfect close to day one of the festival, featuring energetic drops and dance-music bangers.

House producer Dom Dolla, amid what might be the biggest year of his career so far, will be closing out the festival on day two. He made history this March by playing two sold-out headlining shows at Madison Square Garden in New York City, headlined Ultra in Miami, and even received the ARIA Global Impact Award which celebrates his massive international success and cultural significance. His recent releases, Addicted to Bass and Don’t Worry Baby, will have everyone grooving all night long.

Lineup

 

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The rest of the FVDED lineup features artists from all dance genres. Whether it’s house, techno, and trance, or bass, DnB, and dubstep, there is something for everyone.

Day one boasts performances from Mau P, whose song Drugs From Amsterdam propelled him into the scene a few years back. Nia Archives is a drum and bass and jungle legend who is spearheading a rise in jungle music and dropped her sophomore album just in time for FVDED. Crankdat, who’ll bring his bass and dubstep-heavy set for the bass heads, MPH, LSDXOXO, and many more fill out the first day’s roster.

Griz, the future funk-dubstep DJ, uniquely blends classic American funk, jazz, hip-hop, and soul with modern electronic dance music and heavy dubstep. He just headlined his own Griztronics festival at Washington’s iconic Gorge Amphitheatre this spring, so expect him to arrive at FVDED absolutely locked in on his sound for the day one attendees.

TroyBoi will also take the stage on July 3, bringing his signature blend of trap, hip-hop, bass, and sounds from all over the world. His tracks Afterhours and Do You? remain some of the most distinctively groovy and unique sounds in festival sets.

Day 2 lineup is just as stacked and genre-expansive.

House heads must check out a set by Disco Lines, whose sample-flipping style makes for such a fun time, or BUNT whose melodic, feel-good house music is perfect for the afternoon sun. Knock2 will bring his signature bass house heat, while Tape B will have the crowd dancing to his club-ready dubstep and experimental bass. Day 2 also features sets from Oppidan, Levity B2B Wooli, Odd Mob, Jigitz, Alleycvt, and more!

There’s no doubt that this lineup is going to be bringing in people from all over the PNW, as the festival does every year. Grab your tickets soon while they last! General Admission, GA+, and VIP are available now.