Beonix Draws 25,000 Festivalgoers To Cyprus For Its Fifth Edition
Adam Beyer, ARGY, CamelPhat, Monolink and Röyksopp were among 68 artists performing across four stages at the three-day festival in Limassol.
BEONIX returned to Limassol, Cyprus, from September 25 to 27 for its fifth edition, welcoming 25,000 attendees to ETKO for three days of electronic music and contemporary art. The festival brought together 68 artists across four stages, with a programme covering house, melodic techno, harder techno and alternative electronic sounds.
Held under the theme Trip to the 9th Planet, the 2026 edition featured performances from Adam Beyer, ARGY, Bedouin, Benny Benassi, CamelPhat, Jan Blomqvist, Monolink and Röyksopp. The lineup also included emerging international acts and local Cypriot artists, with attendees travelling from more than 50 countries for the weekend.
ETKO’s industrial architecture remains an integral part of BEONIX. The former winery in Limassol hosted four stages alongside large-scale art installations, roaming performers and an extensive collection of street art. New murals by international artists were added for the 2026 edition, expanding the venue’s outdoor collection, which organisers describe as the largest of its kind in Cyprus.
This year’s programme also featured five showcases curated by HÖR, Ibiza Global Radio, Desert Sound, Franky Wah & Friends and LEGGO. Each platform brought its own selection of artists and musical direction to the festival, contributing to a programme that covered several corners of the electronic music scene.
The collaboration with Desert Sound also extended to Saudi Arabia, where a standalone Desert Sound x BEONIX event took place in Riyadh ahead of the festival. HÖR and Ibiza Global Radio supported the Cyprus edition through their respective broadcast and online platforms, bringing performances from the event to audiences outside Limassol.
Since its first edition, BEONIX has grown into an annual three-day festival with an increasingly international audience. Its fifth edition brought 25,000 visitors to ETKO, continuing the event’s development at a venue that has become a permanent home for electronic music and contemporary art in Limassol.
