Miami’s Hocus Pocus just dropped its 2026 lineup.
The Halloween house and techno blowout is back at Factory Town for its sixth edition from October 30 to November 1, set to host three marathon nights of music from over 100 globally renowned artists across five stages.
Under its new “<Dystopia Halloween>” theme, this year’s event is set to transform the labyrinth open-air venue in Hialeh into a “decaying industrial ecosystem,” where stages take the form of “control rooms, ventilation chambers, reactor cores, and industrial machinery,” according to a press release.
This year’s lineup is led by an onslaught of tech house heavyweights, such as Gorgon City, Jamie Jones, Joseph Capriati, Seth Troxler, Prospa, Skream, Franky Rizardo, and MEDUZA, alongside a variety of high-octane techno sounds from Dax J, Marcel Dettman, Indira Paganotto, Quest, Funk Assault (Chlär B2B Alarico), Mall Grab, Effy, Yanamaste, and many more.
Disco and groove-laden sets come courtesy of house legend Kerri Chandler, Purple Disco Machine, and Chloé Caillet, while underground heroes Hudson Mohawke and Eli Escobar offer cutting-edge club sounds.
The sonic palette expands further with progressive legend Eric Prydz, alongside fellow melodic and deep house favorites like Cassian, Âme, DJ Boring, DJ Seinfeld, and Nora En Pure, as well as UKG standouts like Conducta, Bushbaby, Malugi, Camoufly, Special Request, Todd Edwards, and X CLUB. Dubstep and drum & bass even make appearances in Chase & Status’ Factory Town debut, a set from experimental bass beatsmith Detox Unit, and a Miami return from renowned Deadbeats affiliate Mary Droppinz.
The bill is also stacked with standout Miami talents such as Danny Daze, ChaseWest, SLAMM, Cole Knight, Monoky, and Slugg, whose getbusy label will helm a takeover at Factory Town’s Cyprus End, alongside a curatorial revival of legendary 305 nightclub Electric Pickle.
Check out the full lineup below.
For more information or to purchase tickets to Hocus Pocus 2026, visit factorytown.com.
Featured image courtesy: Factory Town. Credit: Adinayev Media.