Music will be part of the festival from start to finish, filling the school with energy, rhythm and atmosphere. Explore the schedule below and find where the noise pulls you.
Adrian Lux broke through internationally with Teenage Crime – a defining track of the early 2010s dance music scene later remixed by Axwell and Avicii. Blending melodic electronic music with club energy, his sound moves between nostalgia, euphoria, and late-night momentum.
Rhythm at the center of everything. BAYO’S is a Stockholm-based sibling DJ duo blending Afrobeat, Amapiano, Afrohouse and House into energetic sets filled with movement, culture and connection. With performances across Europe and Africa, they bring infectious vibes, strong stage presence and unforgettable energy to the festival.
Leandro Carrere approaches electronic music as atmosphere as much as momentum – balancing melodic tension, hypnotic repetition, and the feeling of losing track of time in a crowded room. Somewhere between rhythm and release, he builds electronic sets designed to pull people closer to the speakers.
London-born DJ, curator, and founder of L-Roy’s Harmonihus – a Stockholm-based music project exploring culture, collaboration, and community through sound. Alongside projects with adidas, Carhartt, and SNS, Leon Parara continues to blur the line between music, space, and experience.
House, disco, and sing-alongs with very little interest in standing still. DJ Norell brings high-energy sets shaped by dance floors from Stockholm to Amsterdam, with appearances at venues including Berns and Spy Bar.
Groovy house, unexpected remixes, and the kind of songs people suddenly realise they know every word to. After playing venues across Stockholm – plus seasons in Marbella and Verbier – Olle Aspberg brings playful energy built for long nights and crowded dance floors.
Electronic music is rooted somewhere between house, techno, and disco. After more than a decade behind the decks, Jabelsson has played everything from open airs and clubs to collaborations across Europe and Asia.
Afrohouse and deep house driven by rhythm, movement, and melodic tension. Josef Arnthorsson’s sets move between underground electronic influences and larger club energy, shaped through performances across Stockholm’s nightlife scene.