Elements Music & Arts Festival has officially wrapped its landmark ninth edition, bringing three days of electronic music, art, camping and immersive experiences to Long Pond, Pennsylvania, from August 7–9, 2026.
For the second consecutive year, Elements Music & Arts Festival welcomed a sold-out crowd of 33,000 attendees, reinforcing the festival’s growing presence as a major destination for electronic music and camping culture in the Northeast.
The 2026 edition featured more than 150 artists across a diverse lineup that represented the breadth of contemporary dance music. Headliners and standout performers included Subtronics, Porter Robinson, GRiZ, Chris Lake, Above & Beyond, Excision, Crankdat, Boys Noize, KETTAMA, Big Gigantic, Of The Trees, LEVEL UP, CloZee, Cloonee, Louis The Child, SVDDEN DEATH, Ray Volpe, LSDREAM, I Hate Models, Charlotte de Witte, Tiga, Walker & Royce and Sub Focus, among many others.
Beyond the music, the ninth edition continued to expand the festival’s immersive world with new stage designs for both the Earth Stage and Fire Stage. The redesigned environments complemented the festival’s emphasis on combining electronic music with large-scale art, theatrical experiences and community-driven programming.
The festival’s famed Vibe Villages once again provided spaces for attendees to create their own communities throughout the camping grounds, while the Neon Forest featured large-scale art installations and interactive environments. At the Fun Factory, attendees could explore whimsical programming and unexpected experiences, while fireworks added another layer of spectacle throughout the weekend.
Elsewhere across the festival grounds, the Zen Den and Healing Garden offered dedicated spaces for health and wellness programming, while new experiential areas such as the Glitter Tongue Candy Bar added to the playful atmosphere that has become central to the Elements experience.
The festival also continued its participatory approach through its Find Your Element initiative. Attendees took an interactive quiz designed to match them with one of four core pillars — Fire, Earth, Air or Water — before unlocking themed community activities, stage meetups and exclusive on-site merchandise connected to their element.
Environmental programming remained an important part of the weekend as well. The Eco Hub returned with interactive games, educational activities, conversations and its popular Swap Shop, where attendees could exchange reusable items using collected trash rather than cash.
In 2026, the festival also reimagined its charitable Art of Change program as Elements of Change, shifting its focus toward raising funds for Pocono Wildlife, a local nonprofit organization. Through a donation giveaway campaign, fans could contribute to the cause for a chance to win experiential prizes including a spaghetti dinner on top of the Fun Box, seating for two at the Mad Hatter’s Brunch and exclusive festival merchandise.
The combination of electronic music, camping, art, wellness, environmental initiatives and community programming has become a defining part of the Elements Music & Arts Festival identity. Its ninth edition continued that evolution while expanding the festival’s immersive environments and participatory experiences around its music programming.
With the 2026 edition now in the books, attention has already turned toward next year. The Elements Festival 2027 loyalty sale goes live Tuesday, August 18 at 10 a.m. EST, with the festival set to return to Long Pond, Pennsylvania, August 6–8, 2027.
After welcoming another sold-out crowd in 2026, Elements Music & Arts Festival is already preparing to build on its ninth chapter with another weekend where music, art, community and the outdoors collide.
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