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Scottish Techno Festival Terminal V Croatia Announces Its Third Croatian Edition in 2026



One of Scotland’s largest electronic music festivals, Terminal V, is returning to Croatia with the announcement of its third Adriatic edition. Terminal V Croatia will take place from 16 to 20 July 2026 at The Garden Resort in Tisno, delivering five days and five nights of an intense and carefully curated music program.

                                             

Following the success of previous Croatian editions, the 2026 event is set to feature the festival’s largest and most ambitious line-up to date, alongside enhanced production, world-class sound systems, and a progressive programming approach spanning techno and the wider electronic spectrum. The festival will unfold across four open-air stages located by the sea, within a natural setting that has become one of Terminal V Croatia’s defining characteristics.

The first announced names for 2026 include 999999999, AZYR, Ben Klock, Ewan McVicar, Restricted, Mall Grab, Hannah Laing, Trym, Yanamaste, and many more. The line-up brings together global heavyweights, club legends, underground icons, and emerging talents shaping the contemporary electronic music landscape.

                                            

Among the highlights are long-time Berghain resident Ben Klock, rising Scottish star Hannah Laing, the high-energy hard dance sound of Restricted, electrifying house producer Ewan McVicar, and the uncompromising grooves of techno duo 999999999. Also featured are the raw eclecticism of Mall Grab and the euphoric, hybrid sounds of artists such as Héctor Oaks, Ellen Allien, and Biianca.

Terminal V Croatia is renowned for its unique festival locations, most notably Barbarella’s Discotheque, the legendary open-air club consistently ranked among the world’s best by DJ Mag. Additional stages include Olive Grove, Main Stage, and the ever-popular Beach Stage, each offering a distinct visual and sonic identity.

                                              

Beyond the dancefloor, the festival offers a full-spectrum experience with boat parties, sunrise afterparties, and a variety of daytime activities, including water sports and opportunities to explore local Croatian culture and cuisine. With its carefully curated line-up, world-class production, and stunning coastal surroundings, Terminal V Croatia 2026 further cements its position as a must-attend summer destination for techno fans worldwide

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