Hideout Festival has announced a huge first wave of artists for 2027, with Chris Stussy, Max Dean, ALISHA and Josh Baker among the names confirmed for Zrće Beach, Croatia.
The festival returns from 29 June to 2 July 2027. East End Dubs, Ben Hemsley, Ewan McVicar, Interplanetary Criminal, Rossi., Morgan Seatree and Girls Don’t Sync are also on the bill, alongside a much wider first wave spanning house, tech house, garage, techno and bass.
Registered fans get first access. Pre-sale tickets go on sale at 10am GMT on Wednesday 11 November, for 24 hours or until they sell out. General sale follows at 10am GMT on Thursday 12 November, with any remaining tickets released then. Hideout 2026 sold out in under an hour, so fans are being told to sign up now for first access. Tickets and further information are at hideoutfestival.com.
Organisers are also promising a brand new, bigger main stage, open every day, with fresh production and a brand new location. Sets already tied to that stage include Max Dean, Chris Stussy, Josh Baker, Silva Bumpa and Interplanetary Criminal.
Chris Stussy is billed as one of the most in-demand selectors in underground house, known for groove-led productions, basslines and his Up The Stuss imprint. Manchester’s Josh Baker, founder of You&Me, brings rolling basslines and stripped-back rhythms, with sell-out Finsbury shows already lined up for next summer. ALISHA is confirmed for high-energy, percussion-led house sets, while Max Dean arrives off a rapid rise through the UK house circuit.
The rest of the wave leans hard into UK club sounds. East End Dubs, Rossi., Locky, Joss Dean and Julian Fijma cover underground house. Ben Hemsley, Ewan McVicar, Girls Don’t Sync, Morgan Seatree and DJ HEARTSTRING are listed for higher-energy club sets. Interplanetary Criminal, Bullet Tooth, Oppidan, MPH, Silva Bumpa and Diffrent add UK garage and bass.
Also confirmed are ATRIP, Bella Claxton, Boss Priester, Cam Stockman, Caul.e, CICELY, DART, Dean Turnley, Ellia Jaya, Elliot Schooling & Liam Palmer, Emma 2000, Helena Lauwaert, Kepler, Kyle Starkey, LP Rhythm, Paige Tomlinson, Reeshy, Sarah Story, sim0ne, Special Request, TWO FACED, Wildish and more.
Several names are Hideout returnees. Girls Don’t Sync, Ewan McVicar, Interplanetary Criminal and Special Request were all on the 2023 bill, when the festival ran across Papaya, Aquarius, Noa, Euphoria and Kalypso on Zrće Beach. Girls Don’t Sync, the all-female garage collective of Matty Chiabi, G33, Sophia Violet and Hannah Lynch, have since become a regular name on big UK bills, including Boomtown 2025. Interplanetary Criminal has also kept a heavy festival diary, from Glastonbury to Boomtown’s Anara Forest.
Hideout has long sold itself as a destination week rather than a single-site camping festival, with beachfront clubs, open-air stages, boat parties and poolside sessions on the island of Pag. The 2027 edition is being framed as another full week of that, with non-stop energy and a more diverse club soundtrack than the headliner names alone suggest.
Hideout Festival 2027 first wave (A-Z)
ALISHA, ATRIP, Bella Claxton, Ben Hemsley, Boss Priester, Bullet Tooth, Cam Stockman, Caul.e, CHRIS STUSSY, CICELY, DAISY, DART, Dean Turnley, Delilah, Diffrent, DJ HEARTSTRING, East End Dubs, Ellam, Ellia Jaya, Elliot Schooling & Liam Palmer, Emma 2000, Ewan McVicar, Faster Horses, Gaskin, Girls Don’t Sync, Helena Lauwaert, Interplanetary Criminal, Jamback, Jamie Fielding, Joss Dean, Josh Baker, Julian Fijma, Kepler, Kyle Starkey, L.P. Rhythm, Locklead, Locky, MALUGI, Marsolo, Max Dean, Molly D, Morgan Seatree, MPH, Oppidan, Paige Tomlinson, Reeshy, Riordan, Rossi., Sarah Story, Silva Bumpa, sim0ne, Special Request, TWOFACED, Wildish.
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