Bateleur Festival has revealed its full lineup ahead of its fourth edition, taking place October 22–25, 2026. Unlike traditional festivals, Bateleur takes over an entire five-star resort in Elounda, Crete, exclusively for its guests, bringing together house music, wellness, and hospitality for an intimate four-day experience limited to just 500 guests.
Miguelle & Tons and Bontan join previously announced headliners Dennis Ferrer, Rafael, and OMRI., completing a lineup focused entirely on house music. From raw and rolling grooves to warm and melodic selections, the music will unfold against one of the Mediterranean’s most striking coastlines.
Hailing from Miami, Miguelle & Tons bring their fusion of house, minimal, and Latin rhythms to the festival. Their sound has been sharpened through a residency at Club Space Miami and their work with Two and a Half Cats, the label and party series they have developed into a launchpad for emerging house talent.
Bontan arrives as one of Beatport’s biggest-selling house artists. The Liverpool-born producer has built a reputation through tracks including “Call You Back” and “The First Time,” bringing his established club sound to the intimate setting of Bateleur.
The completed lineup also features Alik, Bonafique, CJ Jeff, Hard To Tell, Itayga, Jonatao, Mentesh, Miss Albi, Niv Yefet, N.O.Y, Nevos, SIK&SEM, SMAJJ, Toni B, and Yarin Segev. Together, the artists will soundtrack the festival from poolside afternoons through to sunrise.
Music is only one part of the Bateleur Festival experience. Running alongside the programming is a full wellness schedule woven throughout the four days, with yoga, sound healing, ice baths, and workshops offering guests opportunities to slow down, recharge, and connect away from the dancefloor.
The festival’s setting adds another layer to the experience. Elounda sits approximately 45 minutes from Heraklion Airport, tucked into one of Crete’s most exclusive corners. Guests can explore nearby destinations including the fishing village of Plaka, the submerged ruins of Olous, and the harbor towns scattered along the coastline.
With only 500 guests sharing the resort, Bateleur Festival continues to build its identity around intimacy, connection, and a carefully curated house-music experience. Its fourth edition promises four days where the music, wellness, and surroundings become part of the same uninterrupted escape.