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Palm Tree Music Festival Reveals Huge West Palm Beach Lineup
Palm Tree Music Festival reveals its full West Palm Beach lineup ahead of its first two-day edition on February 6–7
Palm Tree Music Festival first began as part of Palm Tree Crew, the company founded by Kygo and Myles Shear, and has since grown into a festival series with editions in places including the Hamptons, Aspen, Hawaii, Australia and Singapore. That growth continued in West Palm Beach in 2026, when the festival made its debut there with Kygo and Calvin Harris leading the one-day event. Following that first year, Palm Tree Music Festival will return to West Palm Beach Waterfront Landing on February 6–7, 2027, this time expanding across two days.
The Full Lineup Breakdown
The Chainsmokers, FISHER and Zedd lead the 2027 edition, continuing Palm Tree Music Festival’s focus on artists with major festival and chart history. The Chainsmokers and Zedd have both spent more than a decade making music that constantly shifts between dance music and mainstream pop, while FISHER has become one of the most recognisable names in the house scene through records such as Losing It and Take It Off. Their addition follows a debut year headlined by Kygo and Calvin Harris, giving the festival another group of artists with long-standing global audiences.
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Cloonee and Dombresky bring more house into the weekend, while Bob Moses will perform a club set. TWINSICK, AR/CO, Arden Jones and Jay Pryor bring more melodic electronic music into the lineup, while Brooke Brazelton, Chase Creighton and Lucy Guo complete the group of artists announced. Gryffin also joins as a special guest, adding another familiar name from the melodic dance music scene to the festival’s first two-day edition.
Why Palm Tree Music Festival Is Expanding to Two Days After Its West Palm Beach Debut
The decision to expand Palm Tree Music Festival across two days follows a strong response to its first West Palm Beach edition. The 2026 event sold out more than two months in advance and drew around 11,000 attendees, making it the largest edition of the festival at the time. Another 8,200 people joined the waitlist, while organisers said 85% of ticket holders travelled from outside the area, showing how far the event was already pulling people into the city.
That response led Palm Tree Crew, Related Ross and the City of West Palm Beach to announce a four-year partnership shortly after the debut. The agreement included plans to move the festival into a two-day event from 2027, giving it more space to grow after the demand seen in its first year. With the festival now returning on February 6–7, the second edition becomes the first step in that longer-term partnership with West Palm Beach.
What began as a one-day debut in West Palm Beach is now becoming a much larger part of Palm Tree Music Festival’s calendar. With The Chainsmokers, FISHER, Zedd, Gryffin and more heading to the waterfront in 2027, the festival’s second year will show just how quickly the city has become an important home for Palm Tree Crew’s growing festival series.
