The Delta District party triangle will become the vibrant center of electronic music culture, featuring the Yettel Colosseum with its iconic amphitheater, a newly renovated arena with updated visual, light, and sound technology under the name BOLT Night Stage, as well as a brand-new venue, The Club.

Among the approximately 100 performers in the Delta District will be Armin van Buuren, Boris Brejcha, Amelie Lens, Steve Angello, Don Diablo, Vini Vici, Mathame, Miss Monique, Alok, and many more.
 
"The biggest attraction of Sziget is that it offers experiences 24/7 over 6 days, with a wide variety of music genres and cultural programs. With the creation of the Delta District, we want to elevate Sziget’s nightlife to a new level, embracing the vibrant culture of electronic music in all its genres," said Tamás Kádár, the main organizer of Sziget Festival.

The new "district" is expected to be an exciting element of the renewed Sziget. One of the points of the Delta triangle features one of Europe’s most unique festival venues, the Yettel Colosseum, reminiscent of ancient amphitheaters, where the biggest names in alternative electronic music will perform, with a wide range of offerings from melodic, uplifting sets to harder, energetic rhythms.

Both the interior and exterior of the former arena will be renewed, in terms of its visuals, as well as its sound and lighting technology, and it will take a central place in the Delta District under the name BOLT Night Stage. Additionally, a new venue, The Club, will offer a completely enclosed space with an intimate club experience, where underground "club-electronic" artists will take turns performing.

Several names have already been revealed, and we now know where to find them in this Delta district. Among them are trance "grandmaster" Armin van Buuren, high-tech minimal performer Boris Brejcha, rising star in progressive electronic music The Blessed Madonna, the Adriatique duo, Hot Since 82, Korolova, I Hate Models, and Dixon.

New names have also been announced for the Delta District, including one of the most current female DJs, Belgian Amelie Lens, legendary Swedish House Mafia member Steve Angello, and the pioneering future music DJ Don Diablo.

Also coming are the high-energy beats and hypnotic rhythms of Vini Vici, who have mesmerized dancefloors worldwide, the rising duo Mathame from the Etna foothills, progressive house and melodic techno DJ Miss Monique, DJ Mag's Top 100 ranked Alok, the internationally renowned techno scene motor Oguz, and techno synonym Chris Liebing.
 
The full list of names for Delta can be found in alphabetical order here:
 
1991, 999999999, Abstract Division, Adis Is OK, Adriatique, Agents Of Time, Alex, Wann, Alok, Âme Live, Amelie Lens, Andrea Lane, Armin van Buuren, Bass Chaserz, Bedouin, Benwal, Bernathy, Blawan, The Blessed Madonna, Boris Brejcha, Budai House Clique (Colobora, Hoffmann), Carlita, Cera Khin, Chris Liebing, Collective Machine, Daniel Moritz, Dave Wincent, Desiree, Dixon, DJ Gigola, DJ Seinfeld, Don Diablo, dtnb., Dublic & B'Andre & Skrude, Eliza Rose, Elli Acula, Eptic b2b Space Laces, Estella Boersma, Endymion, Fatima Hajji, Fatima Yamaha, FJAAK, Francis Mercier, Franck, Galactic Jackson, Galactixx, Garçons, Hedex b2b Bou, HOL!, HoneyLuv, horsegiirL, Hot Since 82, HOT X, HUNEE, I Hate Models, IN PARALLEL, James Cole, Josh Baker, Juicy Romance, Kitti Kay, Korolova, Kölsch, Laura van Dam, Lavalava (Tolo & Falcao), Lavern, Layla Benitez, Len Faki, Maddix, Malugi, Massano, Mateo & Spirit, Mathame, Melle Brown, Metha, Miss Monique, Mita Gami, Nicole, Moudaber, Oguz, Partiboi69, Pegassi,  Raven, Raasa, Rene Wise, salute, Sally C, Sama' Abdulhadi, SanFranciscoBeat, Secret Factory, Shabaam, Shimza, Sobek, Sonic Rain, Sound Rush, SouveQ & LERM, Stadiumx, Steve Angello, Subtronics, Syndanz (MKLS b2b Jáky Chan), Technokool, Upper90, Villain, Vini Vici, Vomee, Winson, Young Marco és Zatox.

The new names from the other stages of Sziget will be announced soon.

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