BEONIX Festival has named the partners hosting stages at its 2026 edition, with HÖR, Ibiza Global Radio, Desert Sound, LEGGO and Franky Wah & Friends all stepping up for dedicated showcases at Limassol’s ETKO site from 25 to 27 September.
The takeovers sit alongside an already stacked main stage line-up that includes Adam Beyer, CamelPhat, Röyksopp, MRAK, Argy, Jan Blomqvist, Benny Benassi and Patrick Mason. Together they add another layer to a three day programme built around house, techno and live electronic sets.
Ibiza Global Radio hosts the Organic Stage on Day 1, Friday 25 September, and will broadcast the sets live. Clint Maximus, Kole Audro, Theia (ES), Xavi Emparan, Oxia and Raxon are all on the bill. The station has been broadcasting from Ibiza since 2004 and now reaches more than 12 million monthly listeners worldwide. It has already started airing a BEONIX produced promo piece ahead of the festival.
Desert Sound presents the Garden Stage on the same day, with LNTX, JOJ, Basha, Mario Chiha, Jan Blomqvist, MRAK, Asal, Yanzi, Pazzi and Fialkovska. The Saudi born platform’s collaboration with BEONIX already stretched beyond Cyprus, with Desert Sound x BEONIX in Riyadh on 4 September headlined by Mind Against. Both Jan Blomqvist and MRAK also appear on the festival’s wider 2026 programme.
Day 2, Saturday 26 September, brings Franky Wah & Friends to the Organic Stage, with Artche, Zoe Kypri, Franky Wah, Damian Force and Heroine.
Berlin’s HÖR takes over the Hangar Stage on Day 3, Sunday 27 September, with Nikolina, elMefti and Bonnie Strange. HÖR is known for live sets from its green tiled Berlin studio and for taking club culture on the road through HÖR ON TOUR. The tie up runs both ways. After the festival, HÖR will feature a recorded set from one of BEONIX’s resident DJs on its platform.
LEGGO returns to the Organic Stage that same day, with Bianca Lif, STS, Joss and El Gato bringing a mix of Latin, urban and electronic sounds.
Tickets are on sale now, with the full 2026 programme available via the BEONIX website.
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