EDC Mexico: Latin America's largest electronic music experience! Secure your tickets for an unforgettable weekend full of beats, art, and electrifying energy at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez.
Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, located in the heart of Magdalena Mixiuhca Sports City in Mexico City, is a temple of speed and entertainment. Named in honor of the legendary Mexican drivers Ricardo and Pedro Rodríguez, this 4.304-kilometer circuit has hosted countless international motorsport competitions and massive concerts that draw huge crowds. Its capacity exceeds 110,000 spectators, who enjoy a unique experience thanks to its design, which includes the famous Foro Sol section integrated into the track. Mexico City's altitude, at over 2,200 meters, adds a distinctive technical factor to the races, affecting both drivers and machines, and consolidating the autodrome as a benchmark in the global sports calendar.
Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) Mexico is an explosion of music, art, and culture that has become the largest and most anticipated electronic music festival in Latin America. Since its first edition in 2014, the event has grown exponentially, attracting over 250,000 "Headliners" each year to the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City. Organized by Insomniac and OCESA, EDC Mexico is not just a festival, but a three-day immersive experience featuring world-class production.
Attendees can explore multiple themed stages such as the majestic kineticFIELD, the energetic circuitGROUNDS, the intimate neonGARDEN, and the hard-hitting wasteLAND, each offering a distinct musical curation spanning genres like house, techno, trance, hardstyle, and bass. Beyond the music, the festival is characterized by its impressive interactive art installations, costumed performers fatores roaming the grounds, spectacular fireworks, and thrilling carnival rides, creating an atmosphere of fantasy and celebration. EDC Mexico is a testament to the love for electronic music in the region, a place where the community unites to celebrate life, love, art, and, of course, the beats that move them.
Insomniac and OCESA have officially announced that the twelfth edition of Latin America's largest electronic music festival will take place from Friday, February 20 to Sunday, February 22, 2026, at its traditional home.
The first opportunity to purchase passes for the 2026 edition has been announced. The exclusive presale for Citibanamex cardholders will be on September 17, followed by the general public sale on September 18.
Following its premiere at EDC Las Vegas, it has been confirmed that the spectacular kineticMETROPOLIS stage design will be featured for the first time in Mexico, promising a new level of visual production for attendees.
The eleventh edition of the festival, held in February 2025, was officially the most attended in its history. Reports confirmed that over 300,000 Headliners gathered, setting a high benchmark for the upcoming 2026 event.
With preparations for 2026 underway, the organizers have stated their commitment to enhancing the festival experience with new art, improved logistics, and cutting-edge production to celebrate twelve years in Mexico.
Insomniac's announcement of EDC Colombia for October 2026 highlights the brand's successful expansion in the region, with the consolidated EDC Mexico serving as the cornerstone of its Latin American strategy.
Now that the dates are set, fans and the electronic music community have started speculating about the potential headliners and artists for the 2026 edition, with the official reveal expected in late 2025.
Organizers reiterate that the immersive experience, including large-scale art installations, performers, and carnival rides, will continue to be a fundamental pillar of the festival's identity in its next edition.
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