The Splash House party isn’t over yet.
After a showstopping run of performances last weekend, the resort-hopping festival in Palm Springs, California, is back for another round this weekend, August 14-16, bringing its second curated batch of leading dance DJs to the sun-kissed pool decks of the Hilton, Renaissance, and Saguaro hotels.
Whereas Splash House’s weekend one lineup focused on trending artists, rare performances and B2Bs, the festival’s second weekend doubles down with a bevy of solo sets by heavyweight DJs from across the scene.
We’re looking past the headliners to point you toward the best poolside sets you didn’t see coming. Check out EDM Maniac’s five can’t-miss sets at the second weekend of Splash House 2026 below.
Murphy’s Law
Since breaking through globally with their Beatport No. 1 “Ain’t No Other Man” in 2023, Leicester-born brothers Sonny and Finn Murphy have continued to ignite dance floors on both sides of the Atlantic with their funky, fun-loving house cuts.
This year alone, Murphy’s Law have thrown down in major appearances at Manchester’s Warehouse Project, Miami’s Club Space, Beyond Wonderland, EDC Las Vegas, and for Defected Records in Ibiza, while their studio output has been marked by the release of their Cali EP on their own Lawless label—a project that received support from clubland heroes like Joseph Capriati, Marco Carola, and PAWSA—in addition to pumping out new beats and remixes for Patrick Topping’s Trick and Gorgon City’s REALM. The boys’ stock only continues to rise as they lay down the law at Splash House.
Torren Foot
Torren Foot has been one of Australia’s leading dance tastemakers for over a decade.
Charting hits like “More Life” and “New Bottega,” offer a glimpse into the deep catalog of punchy house stompers that have propelled him to become one of the country’s globally demanded players, while his latest ravey ID is tee’d up for another international reckoning following major playouts from the likes of Dom Dolla, Peggy Gou, Michael Bibi, and Solomun.
A weekend warrior who still works the Melbourne docks between gigs at home and abroad, the acclaimed producer and DJ brings peak-time energy no matter what time zone the party is in.
Tsu Nami
Touting a forward-thinking sound that sits somewhere between glitchy hyperpop and soaring indie-dance, Tsu Nami’s wave is cresting at exactly the right time.
Since dropping her debut EP, Ethereal, on San Holo‘s bitbird in 2022, the Los Angeles-based producer and DJ has steadily pushed out some of the danciest originals and remixes found on electronic music’s most euphoric, pop-influenced fringes. Now, fresh off the release of her sophomore EP, Limerence, she’s slated for an even bigger breakout amid a rapidly evolving chart-backed crossover between high-speed electronic and internet-age pop.
Know Good
For high-energy, low-end bass, look no further than Know Good. After setting SoundCloud on fire with their deep dub flips of rock and hip-hop classics, the duo of Texas-based cousins Tanner and Sylas Morgan dropped their debut album, Nothing To Lose, in 2024 and haven’t looked back.
Last year brought the release of their sophomore LP, All In, and their first nationwide tour. This year, they’re upping the ante with even more tour dates and major festival plays across the North American continent, from Lollapalooza and Breakaway to Shambhala and Lost Lands. Come see one of bass music’s most exciting rising acts make a splash in Palm Springs.
Classmatic
Brazil’s house scene continues to churn out some of the most forward thinking minimal tech on the planet, and Classmatic is at the front of the pack.
After “Toma Dale,” his breakout single with Domincan artist Nfasis, dropped on Jamie Jones and Lee Foss‘ famous Hot Creations in 2022, further studio productions for heralded labels like Solid Grooves, The Martinez Brothers’ Cuttin’ Headz, and Revival New York posited him as a premier architect of Brazil’s house music underground, known for weaving intricate local rhythms with deep, organic grooves and earworm vocal hooks.
As of late, the producer and DJ from Tubarão, Santa Catarina—born Frederico Farias—has put his full weight behind his own acclaimed emerging imprint, Organic Pieces, which has spotlighted other rising talent out of Brazil, in addition to his own signature beats. Tap into the delightfully off-kilter sound at Splash House.
Splash House 2026 returns for its second weekend in Palm Springs with headline performances from Alison Wonderland, D.O.D, OMNOM, Prospa, Riordan, Tiga, and Whethan from August 14-16.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit splashhouse.com.
Featured image courtesy: Splash House.