DJERBA MUSIC LAND Festival Returns for its 11th Edition
After a tenth edition marked by artistic success and international recognition, the DJERBA MUSIC LAND festival is back from August 6 to 9, 2026, for an eleventh edition that promises to be one of the highlights of the summer in Tunisia.
Over the years, DJERBA MUSIC LAND has established itself as a major meeting point for the electronic music scene in the Mediterranean, as well as a significant driver of tourist and economic activity for the island of Djerba. Every summer, the event contributes to strengthening the attractiveness of the destination by attracting a Tunisian and international audience coming to experience a mix of music, leisure, and art of living.
For the third consecutive year, the festival will take place on the terrace-garden of the Grand Casino Djerba, a space entirely renovated to accommodate up to 3,500 festival-goers per evening in a high-end setting.
"For this eleventh edition, we intend to pursue our ambition with the same rigor and conviction: making Djerba a benchmark for electronic music in the Mediterranean, combining artistic excellence, tourist attractiveness, and value creation for the entire island," says Mohamed Jerad, General Manager of Tunisia Music Land, the company organizing the event.
The 2026 edition will continue the upward trend of recent years with significant investments in technical infrastructure: scenography, state-of-the-art sound systems, giant screens, light shows, and lasers will offer an immersive spectacle inspired by major international clubbing destinations such as Ibiza or Mykonos.
This new edition builds on the success of the tenth anniversary celebrated in 2025, which marked an important milestone in the festival's history. Praised by many professionals and specialized media, the scenography had notably earned DJERBA MUSIC LAND a first Tunisian nomination at the HeaventAwards Paris, a global reference in the event industry.
In terms of programming, the festival will bring together several major figures from the international electronic music scene over four days. The opening night will feature an exceptional Back-to-Back-to-Back set by South African DJs Caiiro, Eno Napa, and Da Capo, for four hours of Afro House.
The audience will also find Francis Mercier, one of the revelations of the international scene, accompanied by Massala and Jawora, as well as Solto, Hvmza, Raffa Guido, Osfur, and Cincity.
The Tunisian scene will also be widely represented with Mehdi Maghraoui, Guesmy, Hunter, and Sarab, confirming the festival's desire to promote national talents alongside international references.
Among the most anticipated events is the return of Oriental Night Fever, a night combining oriental music, stage performances, and live shows with Al Disco Al Arabi and the concept The Luxury Theater led by DJ Walou, accompanied by singers, Dabka dancers, oriental dancers, and music hall artists.
The festival also renews its Day & Night formula, inaugurated with success in 2024. In parallel with the main evenings, DML Off will offer, from August 7 to 9, beach parties organized every afternoon from 2 pm to 8 pm with a programming mixing Tunisian and international artists.
Another now-essential space, the DJERBA MUSIC LAND MARKET will continue its development after its notable launch in 2025. Designed as a meeting place between artisans, creators, exhibitors, and festival-goers, this market contributes to enriching the audience's experience while offering a showcase for the local creative economy.
Beyond its artistic programming, DJERBA MUSIC LAND confirms its role as a catalyst for the tourist economy of Djerba. By generating significant attendance in the heart of the summer season, the festival participates in the dynamism of the accommodation, restaurant, transport, commerce, and services sectors, while strengthening the destination's radiance on the Mediterranean scene.
