Tomorrowland Thailand has unveiled the complete Consciencia line-up ahead of its first full-scale festival in Asia. Taking place from December 11-13, 2026, at Wisdom Valley, the sold-out event will feature more than 100 artists performing across seven stages over three days, bringing together electronic music fans from around the world for a landmark edition of the festival.

Representing more than 20 nationalities, the line-up spans a wide spectrum of electronic music and features global stars including Martin Garrix, Swedish House Mafia, Afrojack, Alan Walker, Alok, Steve Aoki, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Lost Frequencies, R3HAB, Yellow Claw, Laidback Luke, Nervo, Netsky, Infected Mushroom, Cosmic Gate, Ferry Corsten, Kevin De Vries, Lilly Palmer and Kölsch. The diverse programme brings together established festival favorites and genre specialists across trance, techno, bass and progressive house.

Thailand’s electronic music scene will also take center stage with more than 20 local acts joining the three-day celebration. Emerging artists such as Botcash, Honey Gee, Lonskii, Yukio, Pixzy, Maysaa, Karty, Tiger Drama, Claudine and Nuttrix will perform alongside respected veteran Mike Bond and techno pioneer Nakadia, whose journey from rural Thailand to the global stage has made her one of the country’s most influential electronic artists.

Set in Pattaya’s Khao Mai Kaew area in Chonburi Province, Wisdom Valley spans 237 acres and will accommodate more than 50,000 visitors per day. The venue will host the iconic CORE and Freedom stages, both making their Asian debut, while several experiences designed exclusively for Thailand will help create one of the most ambitious festival sites in Tomorrowland’s history.

With artists and fans gathering from across the globe, Tomorrowland Thailand 2026 represents a major milestone for the renowned Belgian festival brand. The inaugural edition is expected to open a new chapter for electronic music in the region and further establish Thailand as one of Asia’s leading destinations for world-class music festivals.

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