Who’s performing at Palm Tree Festival Napa?

Kygo, Zedd, and Disclosure are set to transform Napa Valley’s elegant winery aesthetic into an EDM haven during Palm Tree Festival.

Palm Tree Music Festival continues to expand its lifestyle luxury by announcing its new gig at Napa Valley, bringing a star-studded lineup to one of California’s most scenic destinations. Set for October 2-3 at The Meritage Resort, the festival once again blends world-class dance music with vineyard views, fusing the wine country and festival culture, becoming surprisingly perfect dance partners.

The picturesque setting has become one of Palm Tree’s biggest selling points. Surrounded by rolling vineyards and luxury accommodations, The Meritage Resort offers attendees an experience that feels worlds away from the typical dusty festival field. Instead of navigating muddy campsites, fans will find themselves sipping wine between sets and enjoying sunsets that look like they belong on a postcard.

Friday’s lineup features a strong mix of melodic and feel-good electronic sounds. Zedd has led the charge alongside a special DJ set from Disclosure, while rising talents Swimming Paul, Frank Walker, Rules, and Ampersand have rounded out the opening day. Between Zedd’s chart-topping catalog and Disclosure’s groove-heavy selections, attendees will be treated to a soundtrack that spans multiple generations of dance music fans.

Saturday shifts the focus toward tropical and house-driven energy. Palm Tree founder Kygo will headline day two, joined by Latin house sensation Hugel, genre-blending collective &friends, Coco & Breezy, and Jlittle. The lineup perfectly reflects Palm Tree’s signature aesthetic, where sun-soaked melodies, uplifting rhythms, and good vibes remain front and center.

Beyond the festival grounds, Palm Tree Crew continues evolving into a broader lifestyle brand. Earlier this year, the company expanded its footprint into luxury real estate with the launch of an exclusive Palm Tree-branded condominium project in Miami. The move has signaled that Palm Tree is no longer a music festival brand, but a growing lifestyle empire built around travel, hospitality, and entertainment.

As Palm Tree Festival Napa prepares to welcome thousands of fans this fall, it has become clear that the event offers more than just music. It has created a destination where world-class DJs, luxury experiences, and wine country charm collide. Honestly, the toughest decision might not be choosing which artist to see; it might be deciding whether to grab another glass of cabernet before Kygo takes the stage.

Featured image courtesy of Palm Tree Music Festival

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