Let It Roll Announces Phase 1 Lineup For Summer 2026 Festival

Pendulum, Fox Stevenson, and Modestep will perform live at Let It Roll 2026, joining Aeon: Mode, Aphrodite, Current Value, REAPER, and Rusko as part of the phase one lineup release.

Let It Roll touts itself as the world’s biggest drum and bass festival, taking place in the summer in the Czech Republic. To get people excited for the 2026 edition, held July 31-August 1 at Lake Most, organizers have dropped phase one of the lineup.

Each year, Let It Roll brings out the best talent in drum and bass, and next summer will be no different. Veteran acts like Aeon: Mode, Aphrodite, Current Value, REAPER, Rusko, and Buunshin (fresh off his Let It Roll Puerto Rico appearance) are all slated to perform. They’ll set the stage and help usher in fresh talent, as this summer’s installment is geared toward introducing new artists. Making their Let It Roll debut are Gifta, Gladde Paling, Lukher, and Secula. Also playing the festival for his first time is NGHTMRE, a pleasant surprise in the lineup.

For the first time in the festival’s history, the main stage will feature live performances every single day. Catch acts like Pendulum, Fox Stevenson, and Modestep all performing live. A radical mainstage idea, this announcement coincides with promises of redesigned stages. There will also will be four highly anticipated back-to-back performances, which include Annix b2b Fade Black, Monty b2b Visages, Simula b2b Skantia, and Turno b2b Gino.

Though not yet announced, rumor has it that EATBRAIN will once again host a stage takeover, potentially including an extra-special celebration to mark the label’s 15 years in the industry. Plus, Let It Roll is hinting that the Factory Stage will host neurofunk all night — this all can’t be a coincidence. 2026 is shaping up to be one special year for Let It Roll, with themed nights and label takeovers set to be revealed during future lineup phases.

Let It Roll is the premier festival for drum and bass and its subgenres. Since its inception in 2002 at a nightclub in Prague, it has evolved into the central entity it is today, with its first major open-air event in 2008. And thanks to its move from its previous home on a military base in Milovice to the current location of Lake Most, Let It Roll will continue to offer large-scale outdoor experiences with massive stages for years to come.

Tickets for Let It Roll 2026 are on sale now. You can head to the official website to make your purchase and to stay up to date on the artists to be added in the coming months.