1tbsp, Folamour and VTSS lead Let Them Eat Cake lineup 2026

Australia’s premier New Year’s Day dance music festival, Let Them Eat Cake (LTECNYD), has assembled a massive lineup mixing local heavyweights with international selectors for what promises to be a proper bangin’ way to kick off 2026.

Let Them Eat Cake New Year’s Day brings together 21 artists spanning house, techno and electronic sounds across the historic velodrome space. Local favourites 1tbsp (AU), Afrodisiac (AU) and C000KIE (AU) anchor the lineup alongside international guests including Folamour (FR), Dr. Banana (UK) and VTSS (PL).

LTECNYD positions itself as a cultural gathering exploring the union of music and art, moving to the unique setting of Coburg Velodrome for this special inner-city edition. The venue switch brings the festival closer to Melbourne’s heart while maintaining its reputation for curating forward-thinking electronic music.

Let Them Eat Cake New Year’s Day

• What: New Year’s Day dance music festival
• When: 1 January 2026
• Where: Coburg Velodrome, Charles Street, Coburg

The lineup:

• 1tbsp (AU)
• Afrodisiac (AU)
• C000KIE (AU)
• CRUSH3d (AU)
• Diffrent (DE)
• DJ HEARTSTRING (DE)
• DJ JNETT (AU)
• Dr. Banana (UK)
• Folamour (FR)
• FUKHED (AU)
• KATAYANAGI TWINS (NZ)
• Luke Alessi (AU)
• Moxie (UK)
• Ned Bennett (AU)
• riria (JP)
• SILVA BUMPA (UK)
• Sleep D (Live) (AU)
• TSHA (UK)
• VTSS (PL)
• WOLTERS (AU)
• Yarra (AU)

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Full lineup includes CRUSH3d (AU), Diffrent (DE), DJ HEARTSTRING (DE), DJ JNETT (AU), FUKHED (AU), KATAYANAGI TWINS (NZ), Luke Alessi (AU), Moxie (UK), Ned Bennett (AU), riria (JP), SILVA BUMPA (UK), Sleep D Live (AU), TSHA (UK), WOLTERS (AU) and Yarra (AU).

Coburg Velodrome provides an atmospheric backdrop for the festival’s exploration of music and art, with the historic cycling venue offering a unique space for electronic music programming. Moving from previous locations, this inner-city edition puts the festival within easier reach of Melbourne’s dance music community.

Festival returns after establishing itself as a key fixture in Australia’s New Year’s Day celebrations, bringing together local and international artists for a day-long celebration of electronic music culture in one of Melbourne’s most distinctive venues.

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