Dreamstate Australia has unveiled its complete lineup for the 2027 edition of the festival, with the final wave of artists rounding out what is shaping up to be the most ambitious programme in the event's short but explosive history. Ferry Corsten, MaRLo, Natte Visstick, Xijaro & Pitch, Nikolina, Nicolas Julian, VisionV and Alt1 are confirmed as the final additions to a bill already anchored by global superstar Tiësto performing an exclusive trance set across Sydney and Melbourne in February 2027.

The full lineup spans trance, techno, hard techno and the harder edges of electronic music, with twenty acts now confirmed A-Z: Alt1, BIIA, Billy Gillies, Dimatik, Factor B, Ferry Corsten, Indira Paganotto pres. Artcore, Infected Mushroom, Lilly Palmer, Marie Vaunt, MaRLo, Natte Visstick, Nicolas Julian, Nikolina, Onlynumbers, Prada2000, Reinier Zonneveld, Tiësto (Trance Set), VisionV and Xijaro & Pitch. Dutch trance pioneer Ferry Corsten brings over three decades of influence to the stage, while MaRLo delivers his trademark high-energy sound and Dutch hard dance phenomenon Natte Visstick represents the heavier end of the spectrum.

Among the most poignant moments of the 2027 edition will be the final Australian performance from Belgian trance duo Xijaro & Pitch, whose devoted following has grown through years of emotive, powerful sets. Frontman Anthony, who is blind, is now also experiencing hearing loss, lending this farewell appearance at Dreamstate Australia an emotional weight that will resonate deeply with fans across the country. Remaining tickets are on sale now ahead of the Sydney Showground show on Saturday 6th February 2027 and the Melbourne Flemington Racecourse show on Sunday 7th February 2027.

With its signature large-scale production, world-class lasers and immersive visuals, Dreamstate Australia continues to cement itself as the country's premier destination for trance and electronic music culture. The centrepiece of the 2027 festival remains Tiësto's rare return to his trance roots, a performance that promises to connect the genre's storied past with its vibrant present, and one that underscores just how far Dreamstate Australia has grown since launching in 2023.