The first acts have been announced for Doof in the Park 2026
- Andrew Batchelor
- 19 hours ago
- 2 min read
The first wave of artists has been announced for Doof in the Park 2026, returning to Dundee’s Camperdown Park on Saturday 4 July 2026.
Following the runaway success of the sold-out, 15,000-capacity debut edition this summer, festival founder Hannah Laing has revealed an exciting first line-up of global names set to bring even bigger energy to next year’s event.
Leading the charge is Grammy-nominated trance legend Paul van Dyk, whose decades-long career has helped shape the sound of modern dance music. Joining him is Eddie Halliwell, a hard dance icon renowned for his electrifying live sets and ability to unite massive crowds through pure euphoria.
They’ll be joined by Novah from Belgium, Dutch producer Maddix, genre-blending selector Odymel, and fast-rising performer The Rocket Man, who recently collaborated with Hannah on Rewind via her Doof label. Together, they form a powerhouse line-up that blends trance, techno, and hard house in signature Doof style.
“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!”
10,000 earlybird tickets have already been snapped up before the line-up announcement, with general sale beginning this Friday, 31 October.
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Doof in the Park 2026 promises to be an even bigger celebration of Scotland’s dance music scene, with thousands expected to travel from across the UK and beyond for a day of euphoric outdoor energy at Camperdown Park.
