Wildlands Is Coming In Hot At Arena Joondalup In 2026, Here’s How To Plan Your Day
Summer 2026 is wasting no time in meeting our festival demands, because Wildlands is back and ready to take over Arena Joondalup on Saturday 3 January, and they aren't pulling any punches this year.
Presented by Untitled Group, Beyond The Valley and Triple J, this festival has been delivering killer performances in Australia since 2019, and they've got another stacked line up of global icons and rising talent ready to maintain their festival rep as one of the best. With electronic sounds from stars like Luude and 070 Shake, dance-worthy beats from Grammy-nominated icons Addison Rae and Kid Cudi, and a closing set on the main stage from Dom Dolla, it's going to be unforgettable.
Final release tickets are still available here, so if you've been going back and forth, take this as your sign to fish out your beaded mini skirt and funky boots, and start 2026 with a bang.
If you're heading to Arena Joondalup for Wildlands 2026, we've got all the need to know info below, from set times, to transportation, to what you can expect once you've arrived.
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- Headliners and Set Times
- What To Bring
- What Not To Bring
- How To Prep For The Weather
- How To Get There
- Parking
- Food and Drinks Inside
Headliners and Set Times
There's a lux line up headed for Wildlands 2026, so here's who you can expect to see rocking on the stage.
- Dom Dolla
- Addison Rae
- Kid Cudi
- Chris Stussy
- KETTAMA
- Luude
- 070 Shake
- NOTION
- SOTA
- Cassian
- Channel Tres
- Balu Brigada
- Fcukers
- Jazzy
- ZULAN
- sim0ne
- TEED
- RONA.
- Miss Kaninna
- WAXX OFF
- Willo
- Mincy
- Mowgli May
The Set Times have also officially dropped (possibly subject to change, depending on delays), so if you've got acts you desperately want to see, this is how to plan your night.
There are three stages where the different acts will perform, each with its own unique vibe.
Sahara:
- 12:15 - 12:45pm: Brat
- 1:15 - 2pm: Miss Kaninna
- 2:30 - 3:15pm: Balu Brigada
- 3:30 - 4:30pm: Luude
- 5 - 5:45pm: 070 Shake
- 6:15 - 7pm: Addison Rae
- 7:30 - 8:15pm: Kid Cudi
- 9 - 10pm: Dom Dolla
Summit:
- 12 - 1pm: Dr Pepper
- 1:15 - 2:15pm: Willo
- 2:15 - 3:15pm: Jazzy
- 3:30 - 4:15pm: Fcukers
- 4:30 - 5:30pm: Channel Tres
- 5:40 - 6:40pm: Chris Stussy
- 6:50 - 7:50pm: KETTAMA
- 8 - 9pm: NOTION
- 9:30 - 10:30pm: SOTA
The Wilds:
- 12 - 1pm: Lennon
- 1:15 - 2pm: Mowgli May
- 2 - 3pm: Mincy
- 3 - 4pm: WAXX OFF
- 4 - 5pm: TEED
- 5 - 6pm: ZULAN
- 6 - 7pm: RONA.
- 7 - 8pm: Cassian
- 8 - 9pm: sim0ne

Image Credit: Wildlands | Supplied
What To Bring
- Valid ID 18+ only (drivers license or learners permit, passport or WA proof of age card)
- Valid ticket (we suggest screenshotting it in advance in case the service is bad)
- Cash and card (to cover all your bases)
- Bag smaller than A4 piece of paper
- Comfy shoes
- Sunglasses, sunscreen, hat (with the way summer's going, it'll probably be a warm one)
- Reusable water bottle (must be empty, and cannot be glass)
- Jacket to throw on once the sun goes down
Some other things to consider:
- You'll have your bag checked at the entry gate
- Paid phone charging stations will be available with ChargeSpot, or complimentary charging in VIP
- Cloaking storage will be available
- Drop into the Info Hub station if you need any help on the day
What Not To Bring
- Alcohol
- Any liquids (empty water bottles only!)
- Aerosols
- Glass of any size (this includes perfume and handheld mirrors)
- Hydration packs/bladders
- Skateboards, roller skates and rollerblades
- Fireworks and flares
- Professional recording devices and cameras with detachable lenses
- Umbrellas
- Doof sticks
- Eskys
- Bags larger than an A4 sheet of paper
- Camping chairs and tables
- Illegal drugs and weapons
- Food
- Knives or any dangerous goods
- Lasers and Laser Pointers
- Drones
- Animals
- Flags
- Items intended to be distributed for sale
How Do I Prep For The Weather?
The Joondalup temps for 3 January 2026 are still being communicated, but because it's a fully outdoors event, it's still good to plan ahead. We're looking at average highs of about 30°C for the beginning of January, and it's set to be a dry heat.
Make sure you bring a hat, your coolest sunnies, and slap on some sunscreen before you hit the festival, because it's never worth getting burnt. Jackets and jumpers are also good to bring for later on, because the night air can get a little chilly when the sun goes down.
Note, in the event of extremely bad weather, there may be changes to the festival, which will be communicated ASAP through social media posts or stage screens at the event.
How Do I Get To Arena Joondalup?
Public transport is always our rec for festival transportation, especially since Arena Joondalup is in walking distance from Joondalup Train Station on the Yanchep Line. Plus, the PT costs to and from the event are included in your ticket, so there's no extra hassle of fishing around for your Transperth card.
Use the Transperth Journey Planner to plan your route.
Walking directions from Joondalup Train Station:
- From the train station head slightly south to Collier Pass
- Walk west along Collier Pass footpath to Joondalup Drive
- Cross under Joondalup Drive by using the pedestrian underpass
- Walk north along Joondalup Drive to Kennedya Drive
- Follow the directions of traffic controllers, event staff and Police
Travelling in true festival style with a party bus is another option, as there will be a dedicated drop off and pick up point within walking distance. Party buses won't be able to access Joondalup Drive because of the road closures around the arena, so make sure you're communicating all the important info to your driver.
If this isn't your vibe, you can get dropped off and picked up via taxi or rideshare. The drop point will be within walking distance of Arena Joondalup, but the exact location will be revealed closer to the event. Keep in mind, there will be extensive road closures nearby, so it may take longer than expected.
Can I Park At Arena Joondalup?
Technically, you can road trip it up to Joondalup with your crew, but note that nearby parking will be very limited, and extensive road closures will apply in surrounding areas. Pay close attention to street signs when parking to ensure you can park there for the duration of the event, and give yourself plenty of time to find a parking spot and stake your claim.
If you're still committed to the drive and you're planning to head back home after the festival, make sure you've got a trusty deso driver to keep everyone safe on the roads afterwards.
Food and Drinks Inside
There will be plenty of bars and food vendors available inside the venue, so don't stress about going hungry. The bars will be stocked with alcoholic and non-alcoholic drink options, and there will be a variety of food stalls catering for most dietary requirements.
There will also be free water stations around the venue, so bringing an empty reusable water bottle is the best way to keep filling up and staying hydrated in the heat!
Main Image Credit: Wildlands | Supplied