GRAUZONE ANNOUNCES MORE NAMES FOR THE 2026 EDITION

MORE NAMES FOR GRAUZONE 2026
Featuring Warmduscher, Ditz, Safe Mind, Nurnberg, Sharlese, The Mall, Carmilla Sioux, Whitelands, eat-girls, Slash Need, Desinteresse, The None, Uitzendbureau, and Nation Unrest.

Grauzone Festival, returning to The Hague from February 5–8, 2026, adds another exciting wave of artists to its ever-expanding line-up. Joining previously announced acts such as Twin Tribes, Lydia Lunch’s Big Sexy Noise, Helena Hauff, I-F, Stella Rose, Sixth June, and more, this round highlights both international heavy-hitters and fresh underground talent.

From London, Warmduscher bring their chaotic and genre-defying mix of punk-funk, disco, hip hop, and absurdist groove, proving once again why they’re one of the UK’s most unpredictable live acts. Another UK powerhouse, Ditz, who performed Grauzone before and is back with their razor-sharp noise rock and post-punk fury—praised for their explosive shows and politically charged edge.

The electronic realm expands with Safe Mind (Augustus Muller of Boy Harsher & Cooper B. Handy of LUCY), who brings catchy synthpop, while Belarusian coldwave/post-punk outfit Nurnberg bring their melancholic yet driving sound to The Hague.

On the DJ front, Grauzone welcomes Sharlese, known for her eclectic, dark, and energetic sets that seamlessly connect EBM, wave, and underground club sounds, known from KEXP.

Meanwhile, The Mall (US) add their raw lo-fi synthpunk chaos, and Dutch artist Carmilla Sioux presents a haunting mix of dark ambient, industrial textures, and performance. London shoegaze/post-punk band Whitelands bring lush, dreamy noise to the stage, while eat-girls deliver frenetic, experimental punk energy.

Further depth comes from projects like Slash Need from Canada exploring jagged synthpunk; Desinteresse, with icy minimal wave aesthetics; The None, balancing noise and ritual electronics; and Uitzendbureau, whose conceptual performances blur the lines between band, theater, and installation. Finally, Nation Unrest add their fiery post-punk spirit to the already rich line-up.

This latest announcement shows Grauzone’s continued commitment to combining legends, underground innovators, and emerging talent across the spectrum of music, performance, and art.

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