Source Festival

Fri, Jun 26Ends Saturday

16:00-00:00Berlin time (CET/CEST)

Hazlehead Park AberdeenAberdeen

Lineup

Job de Jong

Rapidly rising Dutch DJ and Producer, Job de Jong, carves a unique path in Amsterdam’s underground music scene, making his mark with his distinctively dancefloor-oriented sound.

Laidlaw

With firm footing in the city of London, Laidlaw has become a trailblazer with his sound - igniting dance floors with energy each and every time he steps into the booth.

Evie

Navigating all eras of dance music, Evie makes her way through elements of balearic, dream pop and new wave to pair the nostalgic with the contemporary.

Hayley Zalassi is a house selector known for blending soulful grooves, driving rhythms and timeless club records. Emerging from the city’s legendary club culture at The Arches, she now plays dance floors across the UK and Europe.

Bushbaby

Bushbaby has become one of the UK’s most in demand club artists, delivering high impact UK garage and house with a raw rave edge, built for DJs and proven across global dancefloors.

Guestlist

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About this event

Aberdeen's Source Festival takes over Hazlehead Park this summer.

One of Aberdeen's fastest-growing electronic music brands has unveiled the full line-up for its biggest event to date.

Source Festival will return this summer to Hazlehead Park, transforming the city's largest public park into a two-stage open-air dance event.

The 2026 edition will be headlined by TEEDEE, joined by a strong A-Z bill including Bushbaby, Evie, Hayley Zalassi, Job De Jong, Laidlaw, Philip George, Scott Steer, Sorley and Van Damn.

A significant focus remains on homegrown talent, with local DJs Ethan McGivney, Fergus Scott, Gus & Gabe, Jarvis, Kennedy, Lee Inglis and Tom Bowman also confirmed.

Presented by Motion, Unit 51 and Source, the festival marks a continued expansion of Aberdeen's underground electronic scene - taking the sound from late-night club spaces into a large-scale outdoor setting.

"This is about giving Aberdeen its own major open-air electronic moment," organisers said. "We've built this community inside the clubs - now we're taking it outdoors on a scale we've never done before."

With two stages running across the day and into the evening, thousands of music fans are expected to attend.

Tickets are on sale now