Axwell, MEDUZA and More Join Expanding Lineup for 2025 UNTOLD Dubai Festival

Billed as the Middle East’s biggest music festival, UNTOLD Dubai is returning with an equally massive lineup in November.

This year’s UNTOLD Dubai festival has just gotten even bigger after its organizers revealed a slew of elite artists joining the lineup.

Scheduled for November 6-9 at Dubai Parks & Resorts, the festival is primed to return for four nights of performances featuring more than 100 artists across five stages. Organizers recently unveiled an expanded lineup that includes chart-topping dance music trio MEDUZA, pop-punk superstar YUNGBLUD, a solo set from Axwell of Swedish House Mafia, Rae Sremmurd rapper Swae Lee, and the first-ever Dubai performance from Colombian reggaeton icon J Balvin. They join previously announced headliners Martin Garrix, Armin van Buuren, Eric Prydz and Alan Walker, among other major EDM artists.

Joining the festival’s mainstage lineup are dance music powerhouses Tchami, Salvatore Ganacci, Jaxomy and Tujamo, alongside regional favorites DJ Slim and Jack Sleiman. Meanwhile, the techno-focused Galaxy Stage will be operated by Zamna, the Tulum-based production company known for its immersive electronic music experiences. That stage will feature performances by Prydz, Gordo, Luciano, Hot Since 82 and more.

The festival is being held in partnership with Dubai’s Department of Economy and Tourism at the Middle East’s largest theme park complex. Organizers are intriguingly positioning the event as family-friendly, with onsite lodging options that include the LEGOLAND Hotel and access to amusement park rides between performances. The festival site will include multiple dining areas, bars and lounges, with accommodations ranging from the Polynesian-themed Lapita resort to family-oriented hotels with direct theme park access.

Ticket prices increased Monday, with general admission and VIP passes rising to a new tier. Single-day tickets also became available Monday, allowing attendees to select specific dates rather than committing to the full four-day event.

More artists are expected to be announced in the coming weeks. Full lineup details and ticket information are available at the festival’s website.