Okeechobee Festival Returns March 19–22, 2026 — Fisher, Griz, T‑Pain and The Lumineers Lead the Lineup
Sunshine Grove, Florida — March 19–22, 2026
After a three-year pause, Okeechobee Festival is slated to reopen in spring 2026, bringing a broad, dance-forward bill anchored by Australian DJ and producer Fisher. The multi-day event will also feature two distinct sets from bass-funk mainstay Griz, appearances by hip-hop/R&B innovator T‑Pain, and indie-folk favorites The Lumineers.
Organizers plan to reveal additional headline acts in the months ahead.
The full roster leans heavily into electronic and dance music, with artists such as Alison Wonderland, LP Giobbi, Big Gigantic, Big Wild, Gramatik, LSDream, Tycho, Ganja White Night and The Disco Biscuits. The festival also includes performers from other scenes, including Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Flipturn, BigXthaPlug and Young the Giant.
Notable Acts (selected)
- Fisher
- Griz (two performances)
- T‑Pain
- The Lumineers
- Alison Wonderland
- LP Giobbi
- Big Gigantic
- Big Wild
- Gramatik
- LSDream
- Tycho
- Ganja White Night
- The Disco Biscuits
- Rainbow Kitten Surprise
- Flipturn
- BigXthaPlug
- Young the Giant
Music will span multiple stages across the 830-acre Sunshine Grove venue. The Junge 51 section is programmed as an after-dark DJ space running from sunset into sunrise; its lineup includes techno and house pioneers and selectors like Moodymann, Derrick May, Nightmares on Wax, Special Request, Riva Starr and Okeechobee co‑founder Rechulski.
Located near the Atlantic coast, Sunshine Grove sits roughly three hours north of Miami and will host Okeechobee from March 19 through March 22, 2026. Tickets are available now.
Okeechobee is produced by Soundslinger Live, a live‑music and real‑estate company established in 2015 that also operates Sunshine Grove. Soundslinger launched Okeechobee in 2016 and reports having welcomed more than 225,000 attendees across past editions. While Insomniac Events partnered with Soundslinger on the 2020 festival, a festival representative confirms Insomniac is not involved with the 2026 edition. This marks the first Okeechobee festival since 2023.
