Let It Roll 2026: Full Lineup, What It Says About the Festival

The complete line-up has just been revealed. We had opened the file halfway through the announcement. We're back with the big picture.

Last year, we were walking in the mud of Milovice with a too-short poncho and a Czech beer in hand. This year, we're reading the complete line-up from a Parisian office, trying to guess which stage we'll prioritize.

The complete line-up is here. We had covered the first wave when the dossier was announced. The rest fills in what we were expecting and finally allows us to read the programming as an editorial choice.

What the complete line-up tells us

The line-up remains what it is: Let It Roll assumes its position as the leading European DnB festival by featuring both mainstream neurofunk headliners (Sub Focus, Dimension, Netsky-adjacent), massive jump-up circuits, and a strong connection to the local Czech scene. The novelty of this edition is the visible reinforcement of the jungle and deep stages - several bookings that were in the background in recent years are now back in the spotlight.

Stages to watch

• Main stage: as expected, the big names. Useful for clubbers, less so for heads.
• Second stage: this is where the edition plays out for diggers.
• Jungle/oldschool stage: reinforced, confirming the cultural visibility of the genre seen elsewhere (Bristol, exhibitions, books).
• Underground: space for emerging artists and hard neuro.

Logistics

The camping returns to the 2025 format (expanded). Shuttles from Prague are announced as more frequent. Nothing revolutionary, but it's solid.

What not to miss

The editorial move: the reinforced jungle/oldschool programming. If you've never set foot on a dubplate stage in the middle of a mainstream DnB festival, this edition is the right time to do so.

The "let-it-roll-2026" thread will follow upcoming announcements (headliners specified, timetable, field report).