Ohana Festival will officially return to Doheny State Beach from 25th - 27th September, 2026, marking a major milestone as the beloved Californian weekender celebrates a decade on the sand. The beachside gathering confirmed its 2026 dates this week, inviting fans to once again descend on Dana Point for three days of music, community and oceanfront sunsets. After another sold-out edition in 2025, anticipation is already building for what promises to be a landmark anniversary year.

Last year’s completely sold-out line-up showcased the festival’s genre-spanning pull, headlined by Eddie Vedder & Earthlings, Kings of Leon, Hozier and Green Day. They were joined by Garbage, Stereophonics, Leon Bridges, Cage The Elephant, Wet Leg and Australian favourites Royel Otis and The Chats, reinforcing Ohana’s reputation for blending alternative rock icons with rising global talent.

Set against the Pacific coastline, Ohana Festival has carved out a unique identity rooted in environmental awareness, surf culture and a carefully curated musical programme. The 2025 edition proved once again that demand for the beachside experience remains sky-high, with tickets snapped up well in advance and crowds treated to standout performances across the weekend.

With 25th - 27th September, 2026 now firmly in the diary, fans can begin planning their return to Dana Point for Ohana Festival’s tenth anniversary celebration. Line-up details are yet to be revealed, but if recent years are any indication, the 2026 edition is set to deliver another world-class bill framed by California sunshine and coastal charm.