Omana Festival has unveiled the first wave of artists for its 2026 return, confirming more than 50 names for the third edition set to unfold 30th September - 6th October, 2026 in Kalamitsi, Chalkidiki, Greece. Nestled in a secluded bay around two hours south of Thessaloniki, the week-long gathering blends underground electronic music with nature, transforming a coastal cove framed by forested hills into an immersive late-summer escape.

Among the first confirmed acts are PARAMIDA, Jane Fitz b2b Carl H, Mathew Jonson performing live, Anthea, Unai Trotti, XDB and Dr Banana, alongside Salamita and a host of emerging local talents. The carefully curated lineup reflects Omana’s continued commitment to extended DJ sets and deep musical storytelling, moving fluidly through minimal, house, techno, disco and downtempo across intimate beachside dancefloors.

Strong ties to the Greek underground remain central to the festival’s identity, with collaborations involving local collectives such as Prism and Revolt, as well as international platforms including Parisian distributor and label Yoyaku. The programme balances established international selectors with rising regional artists, reinforcing Omana’s reputation as a meeting point for Europe’s deeper electronic circuits.

Beyond the music, wellbeing continues to shape the Omana experience. The 2026 workshop programme will feature more than 25 teachers and facilitators offering yoga, breathwork, experimental sessions and immersive ambient experiences inspired by the elements. With further artists still to be announced, anticipation is building for another week of connection, reflection and boundary-pushing sound on the shores of northern Greece.