HSU Events has unveiled the full line-up for EPIK 2026. The Australian hardstyle event will close out the year on Saturday the 12 of December in Sydney, once again featuring a stacked line-up that aims to “push the boundaries of festival production even further.”
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For Australian hardstyle fans, the arrival of Project One is undoubtedly the biggest highlight. The legendary collaboration between Headhunterz and Wildstylez will make its long-awaited Australian debut at EPIK, giving HSU one of the most talked-about hardstyle acts of the moment for its 2026 finale.
EPIK delivers exclusive live shows and a world premiere
Project One isn’t the only exclusive performance on offer. Rebelion will present the world premiere of MWI, while the line-up also features Code Black, MISH, Phuture Noize, and The Saints. Noxiouz will bring The Catalyst LIVE, Mutilator will perform Rave Reactor LIVE, and Suae vs Kid Finley, Weaver vs JTS, and Villain complete the bill.
EPIK 2026 line-up
“EPIK is HSU’s ultimate showcase of festival production”
Following Knockout Outdoor, which already raises the bar with its biggest production ever this summer, EPIK traditionally serves as HSU’s flagship production event and the spectacular finale of the Australian hardstyle calendar.
The organisation pulls out all the stops with more than 72 lasers, three different ceremonies, indoor fireworks, and extensive pyrotechnics. EPIK isn’t just about the artists on stage.
HSU focuses on delivering a complete audiovisual experience, combining an enormous stage design with state-of-the-art lighting, sound, and special effects. Its popularity speaks for itself: according to HSU, the event usually sells out within an hour.
“EPIK is more than just an event: it is the spectacular finale of the year, with HSU once again aiming to raise the bar for the festival experience”
EPIK will take place on Saturday the 12th December 2026 in Sydney. Ticket sales begin tomorrow (Thursday the 13th of August) at 04:00 CEST, which is 12:00 local time in Sydney, via the official website. Pre-registration is therefore highly crucial.
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