Celebrating its 11th anniversary, EDC Mexico returned with epic edition this 2025 more than 90 thousand people gathered on the last night of  the festival

EDC Mexico was a big party this 2025 with full 3 days, Amelie Lens, Sara Landry, Dimitri Vegas, Peggy Gou, and many more led the lineup. This year the techno and hard techo music feeling more in the 11th anniversary of the best festival of electronic music in Mexico: EDC; after over a decade of uniting Headliners, Electric Daisy Carnival Mexico back with epic edition celebration of love and unity in the electronic music community.

The first day we felt the energy of Martin Garrrix, Boris Brejcha, SHUBOSTAR, and others. the weather was so weird, more because of the raining but it was only minutes to got stopped! It was certainly no exception for fun under the electric sky. On Saturday and Sunday we enjoyed the techno, house, psytrance, hardstyle, bass, EDM and Latin sounds with Mexican talent as Mariana Bo, Guztavo Mx, SHANTI, and so on. Also, the vibe of DJ SNAKE, DEADMAU5, J.WORRA, the show of EXCISION debuted off the country, and others artists. More than 100 performers, fireworks, mechanical games, activations, massive art installations of international stature few, and the new BUHO’S stage, were part of the celebration. The thematic of this year wasKinetic CIRCLE, inspired by the iconic Kinetic CATHEDRAL from 2015;  the MainStage had spectaculars visuals and fused with show of drones. As we know, Insomniac has brought around the world, such as circuitGROUNDS, wasteLAND, stereoBLOOM and, of course, kineticFIELD, each offering a unique and vibrant experience for lovers of all genres of electronic music.

Founded 30 years ago, Insomniac produces 10,000 concerts, parties and festivals for seven million attendees worldwide. The company’s flagship annual event, Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas, is the world’s largest dance music festival, attracting 525,000 fans over three days.

Being an unforgettable weekend, EDC Mexico secures another edition for 2026, maintaining its place as one of the most influential festivals in Mexico and Latin America.