EDC Orlando · Nov 6–8, 2026
About Listening Room
Listening Room is a free, independent guide to the EDC Orlando 2026 lineup. Look up any act, see which day they play, and open a track that a person has checked on YouTube. There’s no account to create and nothing to install.
- 130lineup entries, B2Bs included
- 3festival days, Friday to Sunday
- 12reviewed tracks so far
- 8artists with tracks so far
What it is#
Festival lineups are long, and most names on the poster are new to someone. Listening Room turns the EDC Orlando 2026 lineup into something you can actually listen to: search for an act, see the day they play, and tap straight through to one specific recording of theirs on YouTube.
Use it to explore the lineup and open tracks on YouTube. It is independent of the festival.
What it isn’tNot the official EDC app, not a ticket site, and not a music player. Tracks play on YouTube. For tickets, hours, festival rules and the final schedule, use the official EDC Orlando site (opens in a new tab) or official app.
Start with the lineup#
- Find an actSearch every act on the lineup by name, including each artist in a back-to-back (B2B) set.
- Pick a dayTap Fri, Sat or Sun to see who’s playing the day you’re going.
- Hear a trackTap a track to open that exact recording on YouTube. Playback happens there.
Want to jump in? Try Friday’s lineup, acts with tracks, search for “obskur” or every reviewed track.
Help topics#
- Using Listening RoomA tour of the lineup, search, filters, artist pages, B2B sets and sharing, with screenshots and links into the app.
- How tracks are chosenEvery track is one exact recording a person checked. See the rules and today's coverage.
- Days, stages & set timesWhere the lineup comes from, what the schedule labels mean, and how to read set times.
- Frequently asked questionsQuick answers on accounts, playback, missing tracks, set times, privacy and more.
- Privacy & termsNo accounts, cookies or trackers. What YouTube sees, and the fine print in plain words.
- AccessibilityKeyboard, screen reader, zoom, small-screen and reduced-motion support, plus known gaps.
- What’s newRelease notes, starting with the first public version.