Dom Dolla, Fisher, Disco Lines, Griz and dozens of other dance music artists will pump up the volume at next summer’s FVDED in the Park festival in Surrey.
Holland Park will again host the two-day concert on the weekend of July 3-4, 2026.
Surrey’s largest annual ticketed music festival, FVDED typically attracts close to 25,000 people daily.
Vancouver-based Blueprint Events announced the 2026 fest lineup on social media Sunday (Dec. 7), ahead of dates for “presale” ticket sales (11 a.m. Dec. 15) and general sales (11 a.m. Dec. 17), on fvdedinthepark.com. “Layaway” payment plans are available for two-day passes.
Fans reacted to the 2026 lineup on facebook.com/fvdedinthepark.
“This might just be FVDEDs most stacked lineup yet,” Lara Buttersworth posted.
“How did Dom go from just a special guest to a night headliner? This is a good lineup, but it’s still not stacked like 2024 was,” added Danny Day.
“Normie lineup of the year for sure,” Jack Karnes wrote.
“I remember when it was a variety of artists at FVDED In The Park!” posted Amanda Fern Prasad.
“Ok I am officially old. I don’t know who any of these are,” Jordan Christy complained.
Other artists booked for the 2026 festival include Knock2, Mau P, Odd Mob, Tape B and more.
FVDED continues to “set the standard for open-air music experiences on the West Coast” in a co-production from Blueprint and Live Nation Canada.
The 2026 festival promises “an unparalleled celebration of electronic music with a world-class roster of artists, immersive art installations, and an enhanced layout designed to elevate the fan experience,” a concert announcement says.
The 2025 edition of FVDED featured Tiësto, Zedd, Kaytranada, Disclosure and other dance/electronic music artists from around the globe. It was the 10th-anniversary edition of FVDED in Surrey, save for a “pause” in 2023 and pandemic cancellations of 2020 and 2021. In a triumphant return in 2024, a sold-out festival saw all 48,000 tickets snapped up a week before the event.
Blueprint founder Alvaro Prol says FVDED’s yearly goal is to make the festival “a fun, welcoming, and high-energy weekend of the summer.
“Everything from our layout to our visuals to our partnerships are designed with the fan experience at the centre. We’re proud to continue spotlighting homegrown talent who contribute to the festival’s identity as much as the global headliners do.”