Premiere of the Beats for Love Winter festival: Brno will be set dancing by the world queen of hard techno, Sara Landry.

Premiere of the Beats for Love Winter festival: Brno will be set dancing by the world queen of hard techno, Sara Landry.

One of the most prominent figures in the contemporary electronic scene will perform at the very first winter edition of the Beats for Love festival in Brno. From December 4 to 5, one of the largest indoor dance events of the season is set to take place at the Brno Exhibition Centre. The first indoor edition of the largest electronic dance music festival in Central Europe is entering the final phase of revealing its star-studded lineup. Beats for Love Winter now presents another of the main headliners of its inaugural year - the global face of hard techno, Sara Landry.

New edition

After a record-breaking summer edition of the festival, the organizers of Beats for Love are definitely not resting. This July, the festival once again pushed its attendance record and offered the largest number of performers in its history. Over four days, more than 550 artists took to eighteen stages, headlined by stars such as Calvin Harris, Marshmello, Charlotte de Witte, and Alesso. The exact attendance for this year's edition has not been announced, but the organizers confirmed that the previous record of 164,000 attendees was significantly surpassed.

Now, the festival team's attention shifts to the premiere and long-awaited event Beats for Love Winter. The first indoor edition in the brand's history will take place on December 4 and 5, 2026, at the Brno Exhibition Centre. Over two nights, the venue will be transformed into a magnificent music area with two halls, two stages, and more than thirty international performers across genres such as EDM, house, techno, and drum & bass. Among the names revealed so far are popular stars like Sub Focus, Lost Frequencies, and the British drum & bass duo Sigma.

The legendary “High Priestess of Hard Dance” will also come to Brno

Another key name in the program is Sara Landry, a global face of hard techno and one of the most prominent figures in the current electronic scene. The American DJ and producer has built a status as a worldwide sensation over the past few years. With her dark, intense sound, hypnotic atmosphere, and uncompromising sets, she has captivated audiences across continents and earned the title of “High Priestess of Hard Dance.”

Her exceptional status is also confirmed by the results of the prestigious DJ Mag Top 100 DJs poll. Sara Landry has already received the Highest Hard award for the second time, recognizing her as the highest-ranked performer of hard dance styles. At Beats for Love Winter, she will bring her dark and hypnotic show Eternalism to Brno, which will be one of the most intense moments of the entire festival.

“Sara Landry is currently an absolute phenomenon. She represents a new generation of global electronic stars, and her performances have incredible energy. This is exactly the kind of artist we want to bring to Beats for Love Winter. Our goal is not just to create a smaller winter version of the summer festival, but a full-fledged event with its own identity, massive production, and a lineup that stands up to European standards. We believe that the first weekend of December will bring something to Brno that has never been experienced here before,” says Kamil Rudolf, the director of the Beats for Love festival.

A new chapter in the story of Beats for Love Universe

Beats for Love Winter represents another significant step in the development of the festival brand. The atmosphere of the largest electronic festival in the heart of Europe will be transferred for the first time from the industrial area of Ostrava’s Dolní Vítkovice to the hall environment of the Brno Exhibition Centre. This is not merely an addition to the summer edition, but a standalone, full-fledged indoor event with its own concept, extensive technical production, and a program built around global names in electronic music.

The festival is now in the final phase of announcing the lineup. Sara Landry expands the program, which will connect the biggest contemporary hits, melodic electronics, energetic drum & bass, and the hardest shades of techno. More names and details about the program will be gradually revealed by the organizers.

Beats for Love Winter will take place on December 4 and 5, 2026, at the Brno Exhibition Centre. Tickets and current information are available on the official festival website.

Beats for Love Winter 2026

Date: December 4–5, 2026
Location: Brno Exhibition Centre, Brno
Format: two nights, two halls, and two main stages
Music genres: EDM, house, techno, and drum & bass
Confirmed artists: Sara Landry, Sub Focus, Lost Frequencies, Sigma, and more
Tickets: available at https://winter.b4l.cz/

 

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