Insomniac, in partnership with Vibee and Sixthman, announces the full artist lineup for the fourth edition of EDSea, its premier electronic dance music cruise festival.
Sailing January 26 to 31, 2027, aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Joy, the five night round trip voyage departs Port Miami for Harvest Caye, Belize.
EDSea will feature dozens of leading international dance music artists across nine stages, poolside deck takeovers, and intimate club environments, alongside immersive art installations, themed costume days and nights, artist led activities, and luxury travel amenities. This year, EDSea will feature additional time for Headliners to enjoy Harvest Caye, allowing more opportunities to explore the island and fully immerse themselves in the unique festival experience.
EDSea 2027 will welcome artists from across the electronic music spectrum, including German techno punk mainstay Boys Noize, groundbreaking tech house producer Chris Lorenzo, infectious American producer Crankdat, GRAMMY Award winner Diplo, big beat pioneer Fatboy Slim, prominent global techno and house act Layton Giordani, dynamic force Max Styler, trap and future bass heavyweight NGHTMRE, GRAMMY nominated duo SLANDER, and leading bass producer Tape B.
Bass and dubstep fans can look forward to performances from Dame Twins, Avello, Bou, Casey Club, Costa, ERO808, Friction, Hershee, Jai Wolf, Jon Casey, Kompany, Kream, Mary Droppinz, Osmosis Jones, San Holo, Serafina, TroyBoi, and Wooli. The festival will also welcome electronic and acid artists Mindchatter, Salome, and UNIQU3.
EDSea will also host a diverse roster of house, tech house, and techno artists, including Acraze, BOLO, Cole Terrazas, Devault, Discip, Elvis Guetta, GREG 99, HNTR, Justin Martin, Juos, Kaleena Zanders, Kinahau, LAVERN, Matroda, Mellizos, Nocapz., San Pacho, and Walker & Royce. Hard techno and hardgroove acts include Adrián Mills, Clara Cuvé, DJ Guestlist, Rommii, and VTSS.
While EDSea 2027 initially sold out during its on sale, cabins can become available in the months leading up to sailing through the First Available Program. Click here for more information.
