Hannah Laing has unveiled the first wave of artists for doof In The Park 2026, with the festival returning to Camperdown Park, Dundee on Saturday 4 July 2026. Grammy-nominated trance legend Paul van Dyk and hard dance heavyweight Eddie Halliwell lead the announcement, joined by Novah, Maddix, Odymel and The Rocket Man. Tickets go on general sale this Friday 31 October, with 10,000 earlybird tickets already sold before the lineup was even revealed.
The announcement follows the sold-out success of the festival’s 15,000-capacity debut edition this summer. The DJ, producer and festival founder has established herself as a defining force in the hard dance revival, fresh from closing her debut Ibiza residency at Hï Ibiza and cementing her position as the UK’s best-selling female DJ. She has performed alongside icons like Armin van Buuren and dominated global stages from Creamfields to Tomorrowland and Terminal V.
General ticket sales begin on Friday 31 October via the festival website, with exclusive early access available through pre-registration. The swift sale of 10,000 earlybird tickets without a confirmed lineup signals strong demand for the festival’s return. With thousands expected to travel from across the UK and beyond, the 2026 edition promises to be even bigger than the inaugural event.
Teaming up once again with EE Live, the team behind Terminal V, Hannah returns to curate and headline the next chapter of her own festival. Paul van Dyk brings Grammy-nominated trance credentials to the lineup, while Eddie Halliwell adds hard dance firepower. Belgium’s Novah, Dutch producer Maddix, genre-blending selector Odymel and fast-rising talent The Rocket Man complete the first wave. The Rocket Man recently collaborated with Hannah on Rewind via her own doof label.
For Hannah, growing doof In The Park in Dundee represents more than just another show. Born and raised in Dundee, she’s determined to put her hometown on the map and create an event that locals can be proud of, while drawing fans from across the UK and beyond. “Last year’s doof In The Park honestly blew me away,” says Hannah. “To bring something that big to my hometown and see so many people come together for it was emotional — pure joy from start to finish. Dundee’s never had anything like it, and I’m so proud we made it happen. I can’t wait to do it all again!”
With over 3 million monthly listeners, a UK Top 10 hit (Good Love, with 137 million streams), and a global tour schedule spanning Longitude, ASOT London, Tomorrowland, Verknipt and Emerge, Hannah continues to define the harder, euphoric edge of electronic music. A self-made artist with zero industry connections, she built her career track by track, rave by rave, without ever compromising her identity or roots.
Born from Hannah’s doof concept, a celebration of harder, euphoric sounds, doof In The Park fuses trance, techno and hard house in a one-day outdoor spectacular. The 2026 edition promises to showcase Scotland’s world-class dance scene and its unmatched energy, building on the momentum of the debut festival’s success.
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