Iceland Airwaves Announces 2026 Lineup
The 27th edition of the festival will run November 5-7, 2026, featuring international and Icelandic acts.
The Brief
- Festival runs November 5-7, 2026, in Reykjavík.
- Lineup includes Dove Ellis, Bleech 9:3, and Heartworms.
- Icelandic artists like Inspector Spacetime and SCAM will perform.
Iceland Airwaves has released the final lineup and schedule for its 2026 edition, set for November 5-7. The festival, held in Reykjavík, will feature a mix of international and local acts.
Among the international performers are Dove Ellis, whose debut album was praised by The Guardian as a 5-star, 'glorious debut,' and Bleech 9:3, an Irish band gaining attention. London-based The Itch will make their Icelandic debut following a successful UK tour.
Other international acts include Adult DVD, Arima Ederra, and Heartworms, whose 2025 debut album was well-received by music critics. The festival will also feature Icelandic artists such as Inspector Spacetime and SCAM.
The festival has a history of launching careers for notable artists, including Florence and the Machine, Young Fathers, and recent successes like Kneecap and Magdalena Bay. The 2026 edition will also include three special performances by global acts.
Additional performances will take place on November 4 and 5, with Shygirl at City Hall, Daði Freyr at Harpa with the Iceland Symphony Orchestra, and The Streets at Harpa on November 8.
Tickets and travel packages for the 2026 festival are available through Icelandair. Full lineup and schedule details can be found online.
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