The summer 2026 touring season is officially in full swing.

With Ibiza residencies locking in, Las Vegas pool parties running nightly, and festival lineups stretching from Amsterdam to Los Angeles, the DJ Mag Top 100 roster is busier than ever. Whether you are following Martin Garrix, or David Guetta, this guide breaks down the biggest tours, club runs, and hidden-gem dates you need on your radar.

Our system is tracking more than 2,000 upcoming shows across the Top 100 and beyond. Below is a curated preview of the summer's highest-profile routing — pulled from verified ticket links, not social-media rumors.

Key Takeaways

  • Ibiza 2026: David Guetta Ushuaïa and [UNVRS] residencies; plan trips around Tuesday–Friday windows for the deepest lineups.
  • U.S. circuit: Martin Garrix runs East Coast club dates through August; Steve Aoki hits both coasts with festival stops in between.
  • Festival season: Tomorrowland Belgium, Lollapalooza Chicago, and Amsterdam Dance Event lead the second-half calendar.
  • Tracking tip: Set up email alerts on artist pages to catch newly added shows before ticket bots clear the room.

Ibiza Residencies: What to Book Now

Ibiza remains the crown jewel of the summer circuit. David Guetta's F*** ME I'M FAMOUS residency at Ushuaïa runs weekly through September, with special guests appearing across the season. Anyma continues his ÆDEN residency at [UNVRS], blending immersive visuals with techno-driven sets that have redefined the island's programming.

Black Coffee holds down his Hï Ibiza residency with Sunday-night deep house showcases, while Fisher and John Summit return to the island for b2b sessions that regularly sell out within hours of announcement. If you are planning an Ibiza trip, book accommodations around these residency dates first — everything else fills in around them.

Las Vegas Pool Season Heats Up

Las Vegas summer pool parties are running at full capacity. Steve Aoki holds a rotating residency at Encore Beach Club, while Marshmello and The Chainsmokers split weekend slots between Wet Republic and XS. Tiësto remains a Vegas fixture with regular appearances at Zouk Nightclub and AYU Dayclub.

The key difference this year: more DJs are booking multi-night runs instead of one-off appearances, which means midweek shows are becoming almost as packed as weekends. Wednesday and Thursday night tickets are now the value play for travelers who want the same production at lower prices.

U.S. Club Tours Worth Watching

Martin Garrix is running an extended East Coast tour that includes back-to-back nights in Washington D.C., Boston, and New York, with a Miami stop at Club Space in late July. Alok continues his cross-country run with dates in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Chicago, often playing extended sunrise sets.

Paul Taylor and Meduza are co-headlining a select series of warehouse shows in Brooklyn, Detroit, and Los Angeles — smaller venues, longer sets, and significantly less expensive tickets than the Strip or the island.

European Festival Calendar

June through August is packed with European festival anchor dates:

  • Tomorrowland (Belgium): July 17–19 and July 24–26 — the full DJ Mag Top 100 roster typically appears across both weekends.
  • Amsterdam Dance Event (October): The conference and club festival that closes the summer season; artist announcements begin in August.
  • World Club Dome (Frankfurt): Multiple weekends through summer with rotating headliners.
  • Moorea Festival (France): A growing mid-size festival drawing techno and house headliners to the French Riviera.

For fans chasing specific artists, festival routing often overlaps — an artist playing Tomorrowland weekend one may route through Ibiza the same week. Use the tour map on each artist page to plan multi-stop trips.

How to Stay Ahead of Announcements

Tour dates change fast. Here is how to stay on top of the summer 2026 season:

  • Open any artist profile on The DJ Calendar (example: /martingarrix) for merged tour dates, ticket buttons, and venue links.
  • Enable Email alerts from artist pages to get notified the moment a new show is posted.
  • Check the global tour map to see geographic clusters and plan multi-city weekends.
  • Browse city pages and venue pages to find shows in your area.

Last updated: June 6, 2026. Show counts, ticket availability, and on-sale status refresh when the site cache syncs.

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