Harbourlife Reveals 2026 Line-up Headlined By Honey Dijon

Harbourlife enters a new era with its first full rebrand in more than two decades.

For three decades, Harbourlife has been one of the defining live music events of Sydney’s summer schedule. This year, the festival enters a new era by unveiling its first full rebrand in over two decades. Same harbour; new look. And, of course, another epic line-up.

Taking place on Saturday, 21 November, the festival will once again be home to world-class electronic music at one of the world’s most iconic settings: the Fleet Steps at Mrs Macquarie’s Point, overlooking Sydney Harbour.

American house music star Honey Dijon leads this year’s festival. Promoting her new album, The Nightlife, which features collaborators such as Chlöe, Mahalia and Greentea Peng, she promises a set of house, disco and euphoria.

Joining Honey Dijon are London cousins Max Dean and Luke Dean, who made their Coachella debut as a pair last month. Performing a b2b set, it’s one of the most anticipated parts of Harbourlife 2026.

Also performing a b2b set are Ben Sterling and Omar+, hailing from the UK, plus BBC Radio 1 Future Star of 2023, Honeyluv, and the final act of the international contingent, Manchester’s house artist, Morgan Seatree. Representing Australia is Jordan Brando alongside Sydney talents Bella Backe and Samantha Loveridge.

As noted above, Harbourlife is undergoing its first full rebrand in more than two decades, injecting a new visual identity and introducing major sound upgrades on the site.

Ticket request for pre-sale tickets opened today ahead of the pre-sale on Tuesday, 2 June. You can sign up for pre-sale tickets here. The general sale opens on Wednesday, 3 June, via Moshtix. Head to the event promoter’s website, Fuzzy, for more information about Harbourlife 2026.