Martin Garrix, John Summit and More Confirmed for 2025 Ultra Europe Festival
This year's lineup is already shaping up to be one of the festival's strongest yet. Martin Garrix, Armin van Buuren, Hardwell and Alesso—all familiar faces on the Ultra Europe Main Stage—will return to deliver the high-energy performances that have made them fan-favorites over the years. After a six-year break from the festival, Tiësto will make a long-awaited comeback while John Summit, one of house music's most in-demand acts, will make his Ultra Europe debut.
The festival's underground concept, RESISTANCE, will once again showcase a curated selection of world-class house and techno talent. One of the most exciting additions to this year's lineup is the debut b2b between Mau P and Drumcode boss Adam Beyer, blending the signature styles of a techno icon and a rising house music star for a never-before-seen performance.
Also returning to Ultra Europe are Carl Cox, a defining figure in Ultra's lore; Solomun, who will play his first Ultra Europe set since 2016; Amelie Lens, known for her relentless techno sound; and ARTBAT, the Ukrainian duo celebrated for their cinematic productions.
Check out the Phase 1 lineup below. More artists will be announced in the weeks ahead.
In terms of three-day general admission tickets, Tier 2 tickets have sold out and Tier 3 tickets start at €199. VIP and premium packages are also available offering exclusive perks, while the Destination Ultra Europe Yacht Package provides a seven-day luxury cruise along the Adriatic with island-hopping, VIP access and exclusive events.
For tickets, updates and more information, visit Ultra Europe's website.
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