Above & Beyond announce the 700th edition of Group Therapy at The Gorge

Above & Beyond announces ABGT700 at The Gorge. This time, for a three-day, soul-soaked Anjunafamily reunion.

Above & Beyond has raised the bar and the collective serotonin levels by announcing Group Therapy 700 at the iconic Gorge Amphitheatre. Set for September 11–13, 2026, the milestone weekend has already been framed as a full-scale pilgrimage for the Anjunafamily, prepping to camp, dance, and emotionally prepare themselves to get in their hippie feels.

The trio have returned to The Gorge with intention, having recognized the venue as more than just a scenic cliffside. Their last appearance there for ABGT250 in 2017 has turned into a near-mythical event, remembered as the weekend when thousands hugged strangers, cried during emotional moments, and briefly forgot about their day jobs. Their next edition plans to build on that spirit with an enhanced set to play back months later.

The three-day format has been carefully mapped out. Friday will start with a pre-party on the festival grounds, easing everyone into the weekend like a warm-up stretch for the soul. Saturday has centered on the main event, with Above & Beyond steering Group Therapy 700 straight into the canyon walls. Saturday will focus on the main event, with Above & Beyond steering Group Therapy 700 straight into the canyon walls. Sunday will wrap up with Anjunadeep Open Air, designed for anyone who prefers their euphoria deeper, slower, and paired with sunset contemplation.

The announcement follows ABGT600 in Mexico City, drawing massive global attention both in person and online. Hundreds of thousands more tuned in via livestream, showing that Group Therapy has become less of a radio show and more of a worldwide emotional support system with great basslines.

Aside from The Gorge, Group Therapy celebrated its milestones across the globe. Starting with London’s Alexandra Palace and The Drumsheds, packing Madison Square Garden in New York, lighting up Sydney’s Allphones Arena through Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome. They’ve also gone all out in Hong Kong’s AsiaWorld Expo, Prague’s O2 Arena, Los Angeles’ Banc of California Stadium, and Mexico City’s Hipódromo de las Américas.

While ticket details and lineups have been kept secret, fans are urged to register early. History has shown that missing a Group Therapy milestone often leads to a severe case of depression from missing out, especially those types of fans who meditate to hear every buildup, and who cry to every encore of their set.

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