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Let Them Eat Cake will enter a bold new chapter in 2026, unveiling its full lineup alongside a major venue change for the New Year’s Day celebration. For the first time in its history, the boutique festival will move from its long-standing home at Werribee Park to the Coburg Velodrome in Melbourne, taking place on 1st January, 2026.

This year’s lineup is stacked with a diverse array of electronic talent. Headliners include DJ Heartstring, Folamour, TSHA, and VTSS, while UK selector Dr Banana and the always vibrant DJ JNETT add further depth. Live performances from Sleep D and rising star 1TBSP promise to keep the energy high across the day.

Let Them Eat Cake has long been celebrated for its intersection of music, art, and culture—and its 2026 edition aims to elevate that reputation in a fresh urban setting. The new venue at Coburg Velodrome opens up exciting creative possibilities while maintaining the festival’s intimate and curated atmosphere. Artists like Riria, Katayanagi Twins, C000kie, and Yarra reflect the festival’s continued focus on boundary-pushing sounds and local talent.

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Presale tickets go on sale at 12pm on Thursday, 18th September, with general release available from 12pm Friday, 19th September. With high anticipation around both the lineup and the venue switch, this edition of Let Them Eat Cake is shaping up to be one of the most memorable yet.

Let Them Eat Cake 2026 Lineup Revealed for New Year's Day

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Let Them Eat Cake 2026 Lineup Unveiled as Festival Relocates to Coburg Velodrome.

Melbourne’s premier New Year’s Day celebration Let Them Eat Cake has announced a major change for its upcoming 2026 edition. After more than a decade at the iconic Werribee Park Mansion, the boutique electronic festival will relocate to Coburg Velodrome for its 13th instalment on Thursday 1st January, 2026.

Organisers confirmed the move today, teasing a refreshed chapter for the festival while reassuring fans that the essence of LTEC remains intact. Since launching in 2016, the event has become renowned for its sleek production, carefully curated lineups and forward-thinking dancefloor energy. The new venue promises a more urban, expansive backdrop for the festival’s trademark mix of cutting-edge music and immersive experiences.

The announcement emphasised that while the setting may change, the community and spirit of Cake live on. Returning favourites are promised for the lineup alongside new faces, with organisers hinting that fans will want to keep their eyes peeled for Monday 15th September, when the full artist bill is revealed.

With Coburg Velodrome set to host its first LTEC, 2026 marks a bold evolution for one of Australia’s most stylish festivals. Fans can expect the same energy and atmosphere that has defined past editions, now reimagined in a new location for the next chapter.

Let Them Eat Cake 2026 Moves to Coburg Velodrome

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Let Them Eat Cake 2026 Announces Relocation to Coburg Velodrome Ahead of Lineup Reveal.

Melbourne’s beloved boutique festival Let Them Eat Cake will return on 1st January, 2026, once again transforming the stunning grounds of Werribee Park Mansion into a vibrant playground of music, art, and culture. Renowned for its finely curated electronic lineup and unique creative atmosphere, LTEC remains one of Australia’s most anticipated New Year’s Day events.

While the full lineup is set to be revealed next week, the teaser video has already stirred excitement by hinting at the inclusion of Silva Bumpa. The fast-rising selector—also locked in for Lost Paradise and Radar Festival—looks set to keep their summer momentum going with an LTEC debut. Presale registration is now open, with organisers urging fans to sign up early to secure tickets.

This year’s announcement comes off the back of a stacked 2025 edition featuring Kettama’s Australian exclusive Ketboi69 set, Interplanetary Criminal, Jyoty, Roza Terenzi, Pretty Girl, and Partiboi69 as a secret guest. The 2026 instalment promises to build on that energy, offering another meticulously selected blend of international tastemakers and local favourites.

Held just 30 minutes from Melbourne, LTEC’s mix of immersive production, forward-thinking music, and summer elegance continues to set the benchmark for New Year’s Day festivals. More details on the lineup and ticket tiers are expected in the coming days.

Let Them Eat Cake Confirms 2026 Return for New Year's Day

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Melbourne's iconic New Year’s Day festival confirms its comeback for 1st January, 2026.

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