A premier three-day music and cultural festival held at the historic waterfront of Refshaleøen in Copenhagen, featuring a curated blend of electronic, club, and alternative music alongside art installations and local gastronomy.
Belfast-born duo Bicep (Andrew Ferguson and Matthew McBriar) are acclaimed electronic music producers and DJs. Known for their eclectic blend of house, techno, and breakbeat, they gained renown through their "Feel My Bicep" blog and dynamic live shows. Popular tracks include "Glue" and "Apricots". Their albums, including "Bicep" and "Isles," have achieved chart success and industry recognition. They are celebrated for their influential sound and curation.
Chicago-raised and New York-infused recording artist Honey Dijon is known for her global DJ bookings and debut 2017 record The Best of Both Worlds. Her high-profile remix credits include tracks for Lady Gaga, Madonna, Blancmange, and Neneh Cherry.
SG Lewis began as a resident DJ in Liverpool. A sought-after producer, he has collaborated with Elton John, Dua Lipa, and Nile Rodgers. His albums include times, AudioLust & HigherLove, and Anemoia, helping push his global streams past 2 billion. He has performed at Coachella, Glastonbury, and All Points East, and launched his club-focused imprint, Forever Days.
St. Louis-bred, NYC-based siblings Angel and Lulu Prost form Frost Children, a duo known for their kinetic, genre-bending hyperpop, glitchcore, and EDM. They blend rave chaos with melodic sincerity, crafting a unique sound. Notable albums include "Sister" (2025) and the "Tweaker Poem" EP (2026), with collaborations spanning Kim Petras, Porter Robinson, and Danny Brown.
ROYA is a Danish electronic pop duo from Aarhus, known for their emotive synth-pop. Comprised of Line Gade and Sebastian Igens, their music features earworm choruses, ethereal synths, and honest lyrics. Their debut album "Dear Space" arrived in 2023, followed by the popular single "Cruise" in 2024. ROYA gained recognition at Skanderborg Festival and continues to craft compelling electronic soundscapes.
Ralphie Choo, born Juan Casado Fisac in Madrid, Spain, is an avant-pop prodigy known for genre-defying baroque pop. His music blends flamenco, hip-hop, and IDM. A member of the Rusia IDK collective, he gained recognition with "Bulerías de un Caballo Malo". His album "Supernova" received acclaim, and he collaborated with Rosalía on "Omega". He also released singles "PIRRI," "ROCCO," and "TENTACIÓN".
Avalon Emerson, born in San Francisco and raised in Arizona, is a respected DJ and producer. Her genre-spanning sets blend electronic, house, and techno, alongside indie/dream pop in her project Avalon Emerson & The Charm. Known for melodic productions like "The Frontier," cited as a top track of the decade, her albums include "& the Charm" (2023) and "Written into Changes" (2026). She has collaborated with Moby and remixed artists like Robyn.
AySay is a Copenhagen-based band blending Anatolian folk and Nordic electronica, led by Danish/Kurdish/Turkish singer Luna Ersahin. With saz, pop, and electronic elements, they fuse traditional and contemporary sounds to unite cultures.
