With the final round of artists now officially announced, Hulaween 2026 is ready to return to Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park from October 22–25, bringing together another genre-defying weekend that continues to set the standard for destination festivals.
The latest additions add even more excitement to an already stacked lineup. KETTAMA brings his signature blend of house, techno, and rave energy, while The Warren Haynes Incident celebrates Hulaween’s jam roots with a special Saturday night Shebang honoring the music of The Grateful Dead and The Allman Brothers Band. Frost Children joins with a DJ set, Dean Turnley arrives following a breakout year, and EOTO & Friends welcomes special guests Scott Metzger and Kyle Hollingsworth for what is sure to be one of the weekend’s most unique collaborations.
These artists join an impressive roster that already features Pretty Lights, My Morning Jacket, Excision, Of The Trees, Green Velvet, STS9, Daily Bread, Ben Böhmer, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Big Gramatik, Hamdi, Levity, Crankdat, and three nights of The String Cheese Incident. It’s a lineup that reflects exactly what Hulaween has become over the past 13 years. A place where electronic, jam, indie, funk, and rock fans all come together under one canopy of Spanish moss.
Beyond the music, Hulaween continues to evolve the overall festival experience. This year welcomes the return of the beloved 360-degree Spirit Lake walking path, allowing attendees to fully immerse themselves in the festival’s iconic art installations, projection mapping, and interactive experiences. Curated artist takeovers, including Green Velvet’s LaLaLand, Of The Trees’ Memory Palace, and the Def: Off Limits Stage, promise even more immersive programming throughout the weekend.
The festival is also introducing several fan-focused upgrades, including lower-priced four-day GA passes compared to last year, expanded VIP amenities, improved shuttle service, and new glamping and preset RV options. These additions reflect Hulaween’s continued commitment to making the experience more accessible while enhancing the comfort of returning and first-time attendees alike.
What continues to separate Hulaween from so many other festivals isn’t simply its lineup, it’s the atmosphere. From wandering through the forests of Suwannee and discovering hidden art installations to catching an unforgettable late-night set beneath the trees, every part of the weekend feels intentionally designed to encourage exploration, creativity, and connection. It’s a festival where the moments between sets often become just as memorable as the performances themselves.
With the full 2026 lineup now complete, Hulaween once again proves why it remains one of the most beloved festivals in the country. Whether you’re returning to Spirit Lake or planning your first trip to Suwannee, this year’s edition promises another weekend filled with unforgettable music, immersive art, and the community that has made Hulaween feel like home for more than a decade.
