No Art reveals full line up for Liverpool waterfront festival this summer

No Art has unveiled the full artist line up for its highly anticipated return to Liverpool’s waterfront this summer.

The Amsterdam born music brand will take over Otterspool Promenade on Saturday 8 August 2026, bringing its signature blend of house music, culture and community back to the city following a sold out debut event last year.

Thousands of electronic music fans are expected to descend on the waterfront for the all day outdoor festival, which will feature performances from some of the biggest names in contemporary house music.

The full line up includes:

ANOTR
Franky Rizardo
Jamback
Kai King
Miluhska
Rooléh
Rossi.
Toman

Founded by Dutch duo ANOTR, No Art has grown from a record label and event series into a globally recognised music movement, hosting events across Europe, North America and beyond.

Known for putting music, creativity and community at the heart of its events, the brand has built a loyal international following and earned a reputation as one of the most influential names in modern house music.

This year’s Liverpool event will once again transform Otterspool Promenade into a huge open air dancefloor, combining world class DJs with large scale production and stunning views across the River Mersey.

A spokesperson for Entwine Live said: “The response to No Art Liverpool last year exceeded all expectations, so we’re delighted to welcome the brand back to the city for 2026.

“This line up is a reflection of everything No Art stands for: exceptional music, carefully curated artists and unforgettable experiences.

“With ANOTR, Franky Rizardo, Jamback, Rossi., Toman, Miluhska, Rooléh and Kai King all joining us on the waterfront, we’re confident this will be one of the UK’s standout electronic music events of the summer.”

The line up brings together internationally recognised artists alongside rising stars helping to shape the future of house music, creating a diverse programme that reflects the sound and energy No Art has become known for worldwide.

Following last year’s sell out success, organisers are expecting another huge demand for tickets.

No Art Liverpool, Saturday 8 August 2026 at Otterspool Promenade, Liverpool.