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DHB Portugal 2026 Confirmed for 18–19 September in Costa da Caparica

Sep 18, 2026

DHB Portugal 2026 Confirmed for 18–19 September in Costa da Caparica

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DHB Portugal 2026 – Beach Festival in Costa da Caparica with Luciano & Bedouin

Sep 18, 2026 🇵🇹 Costa da Caparica
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The DHB Portugal 2026 will take place on 18 and 19 September 2026 at Praia Irmão beach in Costa da Caparica. The festival brings a high-calibre line-up from the international Afro and tech-house scene directly to Portugal's Atlantic coast, featuring headliners Luciano and Bedouin alongside Ahmed Spins, Beltran, Carlita and further top acts.

Costa da Caparica, located approximately 15 kilometres south of Lisbon, has established itself in recent years as a popular venue for electronic music festivals. The combination of expansive sandy beaches, relaxed atmosphere and easy accessibility from the capital makes the region an ideal location for multi-day open-air events. DHB Portugal uses this natural setting to create an immersive festival experience with the sound of the Atlantic as backdrop.

Line-up and musical focus

The beach festival focuses on Afro-house and tech-house, two genres that have gained significant prominence in both Europe's club scene and at open-air events in recent years. With Luciano, a Swiss DJ and producer with decades of experience, and New York-based duo Bedouin, known for their melodic, organic soundscapes, the festival covers a broad spectrum within electronic music. The line-up is rounded out by Ahmed Spins, Beltran and Carlita, each representing different facets of modern house sound.

Tickets and practical information

Tickets for DHB Portugal 2026 are available from €40, with prices ranging up to €70 depending on ticket category. The two-day event at Praia Irmão offers visitors the opportunity to relax on the beach during the day and immerse themselves in the music programme in the evening. Costa da Caparica is well connected to Lisbon by public transport; regular bus services and ferries across the Tagus link the capital with the coastal region.

Praia Irmão is one of several beaches along the Costa da Caparica coastline and offers sufficient space for larger-scale events. Visitors should expect a typical beach festival setting where sun, sand and electronic beats come together. Further details on daily schedules, additional acts and logistical information will be announced by organisers in the coming months.

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