HARD Summer 2026: Zedd b2b Knock2, DJ Snake, Kali Uchis & more. August 2-3 at SoFi Stadium, LA. New site layout & massive lineup.
- February 27, 2026
AceShowbiz - The highly anticipated HARD Summer 2026 festival is set to return to Los Angeles this August 2-3 at Hollywood Park, SoFi Stadium. Now in its third year at the sprawling 300-acre site in Inglewood, the event promises an exciting lineup and a redesigned site plan to enhance the festival experience.
HARD Summer 2026 will showcase a standout back-to-back (b2b) performance from electronic music powerhouse Zedd alongside San Diego bass sensation Knock2. The festival also features a full hip-hop set from French DJ legend DJ Snake, along with performances by Latin singer Kali Uchis, Dutch electronic artist Mau P, British garage star Sammy Virji, and techno leaders from Belgium, Charlotte de Witte and Amelie Lens.
The diverse lineup extends to include acts such as Brutalismus 3000, Confidence Man, Chris Lorenzo, RL Grime, Tiga, Snow Strippers, Frost Children, Odd Mob, and Omnom performing as Hyperbeam. Festival-goers will also enjoy a b2b from DJ Seinfeld and Luuk Van Dijk, a special Club Shy party hosted by Shygirl, and a b2b set by Interplanetary Criminal and Main Phase, among many others.
Notably, HARD Summer 2026 will feature a stage takeover by the Berlin-based independent label and artist collective Live From Earth. This takeover will include performances from experimental artist 2hollis, American duo Snow Strippers, German DJ and rapper MCR-T, hyperpop duo Frost Children, Underscores, 10cust, and other acts yet to be announced.
The festival’s organizers have announced a revamped site layout designed to make moving between stages easier and have introduced a new Green Stage area to provide additional space for crowds to gather and enjoy performances.
HARD Summer is an 18+ event, with tickets scheduled to go on sale Friday, February 27. Since its inception in 2007, the festival has been a staple of the Los Angeles music scene, except for the pandemic hiatus in 2020, and is produced by Insomniac Events.