If the initial lineup announcement is Shambhala’s appetizer, the stage-by-stage lineups are the main course.
The party started with the Village, gifting us with a scintillating combo of Farm favorites and bass music legends.
“Everything is about to get loud,” Shambhala vowed in its Village unveiling, revealing a lineup that includes mainstays like Excision, Stylust and Subvert, along with drum and bass fixtures Dimension, Grafix, Sigma and Phibes, and bass music maestro Crankdat. Not to be overshadowed, we’ll also get a chance for some Seven Lions redemption after his initial inclusion on the 2020 lineup that we lost to the pandemic. And of course, let’s not forget the yearly Village Jungle Rinseout, the DnB Girls Takeover hosted by Crystal Fresh, and a special Chillage set from Ill.Gates.
The AMP
Next up is the AMP, which will feature the dark and heavy beats of Liquid Stranger and Truth, as well as turntablist legend Craze, and a surprise addition to the Shambhala lineup in the form of bass legend Rusko. You can peep the full stage lineup below.
The Living Room
The Living Room never fails to deliver on sunny day vibes, and this year’s lineup for the riverside stage is no exception. This year, we’ll get a chance to see a who’s who of Living Room legends, including Damian Lazarus, Josh Wink, Machinedrum, Moontricks and Soohan, as well as yearly mainstays Fort Knox 5, QDup, and Meowmix among many others.
Fractal Forest
Never short on the funk, Shambhala’s Fractal Forest is arguably the festival’s most unique experience. For 2026’s edition of Salmo’s funkiest party, we’ll get to see individual DJ sets from both Chromeo and his brother A-Trak, culminating in a b2b Brothers Macklovitch set. Joining the Macklovitches in the forest will be hip-hop legends Chali 2na & Cut Chemist, as well as Fractal fixtures A.Skillz, The Funk Hunters, Slynk, The Sponges, and Neon Steve.
The Pagoda
Known for hosting some of Shambhala’s biggest artists, the Pagoda is set to deliver yet again, for a lineup that includes techno legend Boris Brejcha, eclectic pop maven Louis the Child, dubstep favorite Kai Wachi, and a second set from Crankdat in addition to his Village appearance.
You can see the full Shambhala 2026 lineup here, get on the waitlist for tickets at this link, and find more information on camping, travel and more right here at Dance Music Northwest as we get closer to late July.
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