DATE & TIME
July 3–4, 2026
Friday & Saturday
VENUE
Holland Park
Surrey, BC · 13428 Old Yale Rd
GENRES
House · Techno · DNB · Bass
Electronic and dance music
FROM VANCOUVER
~ 30-minute drive from Vancouver
via Highway 1 East
or SkyTrain Expo Line to Surrey Central
60+ Artists at Vancouver’s Largest Electronic Music Festival
With two days of house, bass, techno, and drum and bass music, along with over 60 artists spread across multiple stages, FVDED in the Park is Vancouver’s flagship outdoor electronic music festival. The 2026 edition has a lineup that holds its own against anything happening this summer. It takes over Holland Park in Surrey on July 3rd and 4th, and the scale of what they have put together is hard to ignore.
What separates FVDED from other festivals its size is the depth across every genre in its lineup. The headliners pull artists who are at the top of the electronic scene right now, the mid-tier runs deep with names that host their own shows in most markets, and the local BC section gives the regional scene a platform alongside some of the biggest acts in the game. Going in with a rough plan of who you want to catch is worth the 10 minutes it takes to make one.
FVDED in the Park Tickets
General admission two-day passes and single-day tickets are available via the official FVDED website.
VIP options include elevated viewing areas, dedicated bars and separate entry. Prices move up in tiers as the festival approaches, so the earlier you buy, the better the rate.
Two-day pass: Considerably better value than two single-day tickets purchased separately. If you are going both days, and the lineup gives you every reason to, the weekend pass is the smarter buy.
The 2026 Lineup
HEADLINERS
FISHER · Dom Dolla · GRiZ · Knock2 · Mau P
MAIN SUPPORT
Disco Lines · Bunt. · CrankDat · Levity · Wooli · Marlon Hoffstadt · Odd Mob · Tape B · AlleyCVT · HEDEX · INZO · Jigitz · MPH · Nia Archives · Notion · Omnom · Oppidan · TroyBoi · TSHA · VTSS · Whipped Cream · X Club. · Young Franco
SUPPORTING ACTS
Baalti · Bambii · Borne · Bullet Tooth · Cesco · Champion · Dennett · Devault · Effin · Kaleena Zanders · Layla Benitez · LSDXOXO · Linska · MCR-T · MGNA Crrrta · RaeCola · Roddy Lima · Starjunk95 · Uniiqu3 · Zorza
LOCAL AND BC SPOTLIGHT
Adame Twins · AlyssaJB · BB Rose · Buccal Theft · Chatterbox · Fagof Colour · Gissala · Jadé · Jaemo · Kempeh · Mads · NAI · Orchiid · Shming · Stargirl
Get your tickets at fvdedinthepark.com.
Tickets sell in tiers so prices go up as the date approaches.
Local Artists Worth Listening To
The local and BC spotlight section has several artists from the regional scene performing alongside some of the biggest names in electronic music. It says something clear about the depth of talent coming out of the Metro Vancouver area right now.
For example, the Spain-born and Vancouver-based Adame Twins make bass, house and electronic music. Their track ‘Trying’ has over 40,000 streams on Spotify, and their 2026 single ‘Toxic’ shows exactly where they are headed. Find them on the Local and BC Spotlight Stage and check them out before you go at:
open.spotify.com/artist/1BAeDRgWZVIZ8yazMqGA2
or @adametwins on IG
Holland Park, Surrey
Holland Park is a large, flat green space in the heart of Surrey that has hosted major festivals and community events for years and handles a crowd well. It sits at 13428 Old Yale Road, about 30 minutes from Vancouver by car and accessible by SkyTrain on the Expo Line.
For a full guide to the park and the surrounding area, visit Vancouver’s Best Places — Holland Park.
The site layout at FVDED typically features multiple stages spread across the grounds, with dedicated areas for food trucks, bars and rest zones between them.
Tip: Bring a lawn chair, blanket or umbrella to set up near the stage — it makes for a relaxing, chill afternoon while listening to the music.
What to Expect
FVDED runs with gates opening in the afternoon amd programming running into the late evening each night.
Multiple stages run simultaneously across both days, which rewards planning ahead. With a lineup this large, knowing which artists you want to prioritize and roughly where they are playing saves significant time on the ground.
The festival has built a strong reputation for production quality: sound, lighting and stage design. It draws across a wide range of electronic music fans, from house and techno regulars to drum and bass crowds, and the atmosphere reflects that mix.
Download the official FVDED app or follow their social channels before the festival. With 60-plus artists and multiple stages, having the schedule on your phone is a good way of keeping track of your favorite DJ’s times
Good to Know
Getting there: Taking a SkyTrain on the Expo Line to Surrey Central Station puts you within walking distance of Holland Park. Parking near the venue fills quickly on both days and the SkyTrain runs late enough to cover post-show departures. Transit is the right call.
What to bring: Comfortable shoes for a full day on your feet and a light jacket for the later evening sets. July nights in Surrey cool down once the sun drops. A portable phone charger would be a good idea too for the long days.
Cashless: FVDED operates as a cashless festival. Bring your card or set up mobile pay before you arrive. On-site top-up options are available but lines build quickly during peak hours.
Age restriction: FVDED in the Park is 19+ only. Valid government-issued photo ID is required at entry.
Official website: fvdedinthepark.com
Tickets: fvdedinthepark.com/tickets
Full artist roster: fvdedinthepark.com/artists
Holland Park guide: vancouversbestplaces.com/surrey/holland-park/
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