Terminal V Croatia reveal additional names with phase 2 lineup

Adding another wave of cutting-edge global talent to an already stacked bill, find out who'll be playing in at Terminal V Croatia this July.

Date published: 20th Mar 2026

Scotland's Terminal V has already made some moves with the announcement of their Croatian return, and with their phase 2 lineup reveal, the anticipation has just got a whole lot higher. With a reputation for bringing together some of the most essential artists in the scene, the additional names announced are UK garage and rave revivalist Interplanetary Criminal, SPFDJ, Len Faki, Daria Kolosova, Ben Techy and Ned Bennett, who add even more weight to the bill. 

The phase 2 lineup follows an already stacked list of names from the phase one announcement, including 999999999, Azyr, Ben Klock, Ewan McVicar, Restricted, Mall Grab, Hannah Laing, Patrick Mason, KiNK, Charlie Sparks, Effy, Stef Mendesidis (live) and many more. 

Taking place from Thursday 16th to Monday 20th July, this 2026 edition of Terminal V Croatia is set to be huge. With four open-air stages, Terminal V Croatia blends world-class electronic music with one of Europe’s most breathtaking festival environments at The Garden Resort in Tisno. 

And you get more than just a festival with sunrise afterparties, and a range of daytime adventures from swimming and watersports to exploring local Croatian food and culture, it's easily one of the most unique electronic music getaways in Europe.

2026 will also mark the final ever edition of Terminal V being hosted in Edinburgh's Royal Highland Centre. Set to move to a new site in 2027, which is still yet TBA, Terminal V will still commence in April brinign their signature style for one last immense party. 

Final release presale tickets for Terminal V Croatia go live on Tuesday 24th March at 12 pm GMT followed by general sale on Wednesday 25th March at 12 pm.  Scroll down now to sign up!

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