Elrow is Coming Back to Edinburgh
Patrick Topping, Denis Sulta and East End Dubs will headline as the Ibiza party giant transforms the Royal Highland Centre into a psychedelic, confetti-filled playground this September.
If your idea of a good Saturday involves very loud house music, spectacular production and an unreasonable amount of confetti, clear Saturday 26th September from the diary.
Elrow is returning to the capital, taking over the Royal Highland Centre at Ingliston for an 11-hour party headlined by Patrick Topping, Denis Sulta and East End Dubs.
Running from 12pm until 11pm, the one-day event will transform the venue into Hallucinarium, elrow’s psychedelic world of three stages, 360-degree immersive production, surreal performers, huge installations, hypnotic visuals and its signature confetti-fuelled chaos.
A HOMECOMING FOR PATRICK TOPPING
For headliner Patrick Topping, the return has particular significance. The DJ lived in Edinburgh while at university and attended one of his first major raves at the Royal Highland Centre, before bringing his own Trick event to the venue in 2023.
“One of the first big raves I ever went to was Tiësto at the Royal Highland Centre,” he says. “I’ve got a lot of history with the city and the venue.
“Buzzing to be heading back there with the elrow family this September. I’ve always felt a real connection with the Scottish scene. The crowds are truly some of the best in the world.”
THREE STAGES, ONE VERY BIG PARTY
Topping will be joined on the main stage by Scottish favourite Denis Sulta, East End Dubs, De La Swing, Mason Collective, Joshwa, Kitty Hall, Disco Tits and Siôn B2B Dextr.
Across stages two and three, collaborations with House PRTY and Made x Elevate will bring together a sizeable line-up of emerging electronic talent, including Kimmic, Fish56Octagon, Ely Oaks, Daire, Cadzow and Multunes Live.
Born in Spain before becoming an Ibiza institution, elrow has taken its immersive parties around the world, from London and Madrid to Miami and Las Vegas, becoming known for combining big-name DJs with theatrical performers, elaborate sets and gloriously over-the-top production.
NEED TO KNOW
When: Saturday 26th September 2026, 12pm–11pm
Where: Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston, Edinburgh
Tickets: From £65 + booking fee
Student tickets: From £50 + booking fee
Happy Bus services will run from locations across Scotland, with Edinburgh trams and city shuttle buses also serving the Royal Highland Centre.
Tickets are available via Skiddle, with further information at elrow.com.
One month to go. You may want to start thinking about an outfit capable of surviving the confetti now.