Polaris 2026, exclusive installations and timetable announcement

Dragon-O and ORGANYSMO make their Swiss debut from November 22 to 26 in Verbier, presented by Polaris Festival. The programme includes an exhibition open to all ages and a three-hour audiovisual performance.

Exclusive installations

Following appearances at Coachella and Sónar Barcelona, Dragon-O, the monumental light sculpture created by LedPulse, is coming to Switzerland for the first time. From November 22 to 26, 2026, at Espace Saint-Marc in Verbier, the installation will be the centrepiece of an exhibition open to all ages and will become the focal point of ORGANYSMO, a three-hour audiovisual performance scheduled for Thursday, November 26, 2026.

Unlike traditional screen-based installations, Dragon-O creates three-dimensional imagery directly in physical space. Thousands of individually controlled points of light, suspended in mid-air, form shapes that can be seen with the naked eye from different angles. On Sunday, November 22 and Monday, November 23, from 11 AM to 4 PM, the installation will be lowered, allowing visitors to get close to its different modules and discover how it works. Open to all ages, the exhibition also welcomes families and the local community. Admission is included in festival passes for the first weekend, Friday, November 20 and Saturday, November 21.

On Thursday, November 26, from 7 PM to 10 PM, Dragon-O will rise above the audience to become the centrepiece of ORGANYSMO, an audiovisual performance developed by LedPulse through its projects in Ibiza and Berlin. Light and sound will be orchestrated live, while motion sensors and artificial intelligence will allow the sculpture to respond to the movements of the audience, transforming in real time. Specially designed glasses will also be provided to participants to enhance depth perception and amplify the visual impact of the installation.

“With Polaris, we want to go beyond the dancefloor, welcoming families, local residents and anyone curious to discover new forms of artistic expression,” explains Mirko Loko, Artistic Director of Polaris. “Our ambition is to make Polaris much more than a music festival, turning it into a cultural and artistic destination where contemporary creativity, new technologies and innovation come together, building on what we began exploring with last year's edition.”

Following the lineup, the timetables are here

After announcing its lineup, Polaris is now revealing the tim

etables for its two-weekend programme well in advance. Together, they offer a musical journey around the world of electronic music, from the roots of Detroit techno to house and disco, with both Balearic and international influences, taking in Manchester, Paris and Berlin along the way.

Friday, November 20: Lloyd Nwagboso (4–6 PM), Yasmin (6–9 PM), Horse Meat Disco (9–11 PM), Jayda G (11 PM–12:30 AM), Armand Van Helden (12:30–2 AM).

Saturday, November 21: Khadija b2b Flo Real (4–6:30 PM), DJ Deep b2b St Germain (6:30–8:30 PM), Move D b2b Prosumer (8:30–10:30 PM), A Guy Called Gerald & Mad Mike Banks (live, 10:30 PM–12 AM), Carl Craig b2b Moodymann (12–2 AM).

Friday, November 27: Juli Lee (4–5:30 PM), meera (5:30–7:30 PM), Laolu (7:30–9:30 PM), Reznik (9:30–11 PM), Dixon b2b Jimi Jules (11 PM–2 AM).

Saturday, November 28: TBA (4–5 PM), Deetron (5–6:30 PM), Charlotte de Witte (6:30–8:30 PM), Inox Traxx (8:30–10 PM), UFO95 (live, 10–11 PM), Chris Liebing (11 PM–2 AM).

Tickets and further information are available on the official Polaris Festival website.