This exciting night in the Temple of Electronic Music will be spiced up by a performance from Mau P, one of the most in-demand house artists of today, as well as a premiere b2b set from Berlin’s avant-garde DJ Gigola and local techno heroine Tijana T. The lineup is further strengthened by Ogazón, a representative of the new Dutch hardgroove school, local scene wunderkind Lanna, and promising club talent Hobin Rude.
The powerful DIYNAMIC STAGE TAKE-OVER joins previously announced acts including electronic visionary Eric Prydz, leading techno artists Amelie Lens, Nina Kraviz, Indira Paganotto, and Sara Landry, high-tech minimal innovator Boris Brejcha, global techno sensation Yousuke Yukimatsu, as well as DYEN, Nico Moreno, KI/KI, and many others. The Main Stage “Rebel Rave” will feature legends The Prodigy, new rave leaders I Hate Models, Paolo Ferrara, Lorenzo Raganzini, and Trym, while the festival will open with a performance from EDM pioneer Tiësto.
Fifteen years after his first appearance at EXIT Festival and four years after his historic five-hour set that marked the first major post-pandemic festival in the world, Solomun returns to the place he calls home – EXIT’s Temple of Electronic Music. This performance is part of his current tour, taking him to the world’s biggest festivals, including Ultra Music Festival in Miami and Kappa FuturFestival in Turin.
With over a billion streams and the title of one of the leaders of the global electronic scene, Solomun not only shapes its sound but also creates emotional narratives that are forever etched into music history. In 2025 alone, he expanded his opus with two notable releases – the single “Tout le monde est fou” in collaboration with French singer Jain, which quickly gathered hundreds of thousands of streams and won over audiences worldwide, and a powerful dub remix of the song “Samstag Ist Krieg” by German group K.I.Z, where he brings raw energy and hypnotic club intensity typical of his sound. Tracks like “Late Night (Solomun Remix)”, “The Way Back”, “After Rain Comes Sun”, and the timeless “Friends” are not just club highlights – they are emotional anchors that turn his sets into almost hypnotic rituals.
Mau P has quickly become one of the most recognizable names in the electronic music scene. His meteoric rise to fame has been incredible, and he is currently one of the most exciting and sought- after performers in the industry.
His debut single „Drugs from Amsterdam“ launched him into the global spotlight and earned praise from both audiences and electronic music greats. The track grew from an underground hit into a global phenomenon, racking up nearly 250 million streams across platforms and holding the #1 spot on the Beatport chart for over a month.
Following this “breakthrough of the decade,” Mau P released official remixes for Swedish House Mafia, Calvin Harris, and Armand van Helden, as well as his original collaboration with Kevin de Vries – “Metro” on the Afterlife label. He continued his streak with major club hits “Your Mind Is Dirty”, “Dress Code” (which dominated the Beatport chart, reaching #1 for five consecutive weeks), and the long-awaited “Beats For The Underground”. Last year, he also launched his own radio show “SiriusXM” on Ibiza 1 – XXX Radio, further confirming his status as a top-tier name in electronic music.
Berlin’s avant-garde DJ Gigola represents the zeitgeist of a generation that constantly transforms and recontextualizes seemingly fixed concepts and stereotypes. As a result, her sets and productions are genre-fluid, and her releases take a hybrid approach, successfully bridging the gap between dance and pop music. In her sets, DJ Gigola mixes Madonna and Surgeon within a five-minute span, and her deep understanding of rhythm and groove, combined with a curious boldness to experiment, makes her one of the most exciting DJs to experience on the dancefloor.
Tijana T has been a key figure in the local electronic scene for over 15 years, and has been part of EXIT from the very beginning. Her DJ career has taken her to over 60 countries around the world,and her mastery lies in blending acid techno with elements of breakbeat, house, electro, and synth-rock, through sets that are true musical encyclopedias. Though she belongs to the very elite of global clubbing, she remains forever rooted in the underground.
Ogazón is a visionary DJ with an authentic, old-school approach and a deep love for vinyl. Her vinyl-only sets unite various musical styles, connecting minimal, techno, and house with progressive trance elements.
Lanna quickly became one of the most exciting young artists on the global electronic scene. At just 13 years old, she made her debut at EXIT, and by 17, she performed at the Dance Arena, marking a turning point in her career. By the time she was 18, she had landed her first summer residency at Hï Ibiza, performing alongside global superstars like David Guetta, Eric Prydz, James Hype, Meduza, and others. As a key member of the EXIT Ecosystem Talent Management, Lanna has continued to conquer the global stage. Following a triumphant season in Ibiza, she won over audiences at Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE), Zamna Festival in Tulum, and MDLBEAST’s Soundstorm Festival in Riyadh.
Hobin Rude is part of a new generation of artists pushing the boundaries of progressive house. With a body of work that includes over 150 releases on more than 70 labels, Hobin Rude has become a staple in the sets of global electronic icons like Hernan Cattaneo, Sasha, John Digweed, and Guy J. His sound – mysterious, hypnotic, and rich in texture – has become a trademark of introspective rave culture, while his radio show Progressive Tales and performances across Europe and Asia, including Amsterdam Dance Event and EXIT, position him as one of the most exciting figures in today’s underground scene.
A limited number of festival tickets are available at the promotional price of €125 + b/f. Single-day tickets are available at the promotional price of €44 + b/f. Tickets can be purchased via the official EXIT Festival website. Current ticket prices are valid until April 15 or while supplies last.
