Jungle Bells 2026 is the December edition of Atlanta's long-running drum & bass festival, which calls itself the largest drum & bass festival in America. The official ticket listing on Ticket Fairy gives the dates as December 11–13, 2026 at Underground Atlanta, and the festival's 2026 lineup page asks ravers to join on December 11 & 12, so plan on two nights of music, Friday and Saturday. The festival's About page says the December event is held every year at The Masquerade at Underground Atlanta. The event is 18+. Door and set times are to be announced.
Jungle Bells began in 1998 as a small holiday event to raise awareness for suicide prevention. It has since grown into a cornerstone of the Atlanta bass music scene. The winter event used to be a single night and has now expanded into a two-day affair, with legacy acts and new artists across multiple stages. The festival keeps to intimate club rooms instead of arena-style spaces, and its About page says attendees travel from across the United States and overseas. Brandon Couturier (Platez) and Darcy Reenis (D:RC) now lead the festival.
The festival has published its 2026 bill on its 2026 lineup page: 70+ artists over two nights on five stages. The featured names are Born On Road, DJ Hype, Bryan Gee, S.P.Y, Lens, T & Sugah, Technimatic, Quadrant & Iris, CPTL PNSHMNT and Ben Soundscape & Collette, and London Elektricity and Virus Trinity (Audio, Ed Rush & Optical) are also on the bill. In 2025 Jungle Bells ran two nights (December 12 and 13, 2025) with 70+ artists on four stages. So far the only 2026 ticket published is an early-access Loyalty Ticket, redeemable for a 2-day Pass + After:Hours, and its sales are closed. General sale, prices and set times are still to come, so follow junglebells.org and the festival's Instagram @junglebellsofficial for the news.