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Defected Malta 2025 drops massive lineup
Defected Malta festival returns next Oct 2-6 2025 for its fourth edition featuring top-tier DJs lineup, beachside, boats & UNESCO heritage venues parties.
By Alexandre Trochut
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February 18, 2025
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Defected is bringing the ultimate sun-soaked festival experience back to Malta for its fourth year, running from October 2 to October 6, 2025. Known for its electrifying atmosphere, breathtaking venues, and world-class house music, Defected Malta continues to solidify its status as a must-attend event, earning a spot in DJ Mag’s Top 100 Festivals in 2024.
An Unmissable Line-up
This year’s edition welcomes Honey Dijon, Purple Disco Machine, A-Trak, and The Reflex for their Defected Malta debuts, alongside house music heavyweights like Nic Fanciulli, Carl Craig, Melé, Horse Meat Disco, Ferreck Dawn, Harry Romero, Eats Everything, Groove Armada, Fat Tony, Cinthie, DJ Spen, Sam Divine & many more...
Malta’s Premier Party Venues
The festival will take over St. Paul’s Bay, with day-to-night parties at Café del Mar, late-night sessions at UNO Malta, and stage takeovers from Glitterbox, Classic Music Company, Nu Groove, and Faith. Adding to the magic, The Ditch, a UNESCO heritage site in Valetta, returns as a breathtaking backdrop for open-air celebrations.
With even more names to be announced, the festival promises an unforgettable weekend of deep grooves and euphoric dancefloor moments so stay tuned during the next weeks.
Tickets to experience Defected Malta 2025 drop on February 28th with pre-sale access available on February 27 at malta.defected.com.
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Defected Malta 2025 drops massive lineup
February 18, 2025
By Alexandre Trochut
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Defected Malta 2025 festival lineup poster. Credits : Defected
Defected is bringing the ultimate sun-soaked festival experience back to Malta for its fourth year, running from October 2 to October 6, 2025. Known for its electrifying atmosphere, breathtaking venues, and world-class house music, Defected Malta continues to solidify its status as a must-attend event, earning a spot in DJ Mag’s Top 100 Festivals in 2024.
Defected Malta 2024 pool party at Cafe del Mar. Credits : Danny Sargent
An Unmissable Line-up
This year’s edition welcomes Honey Dijon, Purple Disco Machine, A-Trak, and The Reflex for their Defected Malta debuts, alongside house music heavyweights like Nic Fanciulli, Carl Craig, Melé, Horse Meat Disco, Ferreck Dawn, Harry Romero, Eats Everything, Groove Armada, Fat Tony, Cinthie, DJ Spen, Sam Divine & many more...
Defected Malta 2024 UNO Main stage. Credits : Danny Sargent
Malta’s Premier Party Venues
The festival will take over St. Paul’s Bay, with day-to-night parties at Café del Mar, late-night sessions at UNO Malta, and stage takeovers from Glitterbox, Classic Music Company, Nu Groove, and Faith. Adding to the magic, The Ditch, a UNESCO heritage site in Valetta, returns as a breathtaking backdrop for open-air celebrations.
With even more names to be announced, the festival promises an unforgettable weekend of deep grooves and euphoric dancefloor moments so stay tuned during the next weeks.
Tickets to experience Defected Malta 2025 drop on February 28th with pre-sale access available on February 27 at malta.defected.com.
Take a closer look.
Defected Malta 2024 pool party at Cafe del Mar. Credits : Danny Sargent
Defected is bringing the ultimate sun-soaked festival experience back to Malta for its fourth year, running from October 2 to October 6, 2025. Known for its electrifying atmosphere, breathtaking venues, and world-class house music, Defected Malta continues to solidify its status as a must-attend event, earning a spot in DJ Mag’s Top 100 Festivals in 2024.
Defected Malta 2024 pool party at Cafe del Mar. Credits : Danny Sargent
An Unmissable Line-up
This year’s edition welcomes Honey Dijon, Purple Disco Machine, A-Trak, and The Reflex for their Defected Malta debuts, alongside house music heavyweights like Nic Fanciulli, Carl Craig, Melé, Horse Meat Disco, Ferreck Dawn, Harry Romero, Eats Everything, Groove Armada, Fat Tony, Cinthie, DJ Spen, Sam Divine & many more...
An Unmissable Line-up
This year’s edition welcomes Honey Dijon, Purple Disco Machine, A-Trak, and The Reflex for their Defected Malta debuts, alongside house music heavyweights like Nic Fanciulli, Carl Craig, Melé, Horse Meat Disco, Ferreck Dawn, Harry Romero, Eats Everything, Groove Armada, Fat Tony, Cinthie, DJ Spen, Sam Divine & many more...
Defected Malta 2024 pool party at Cafe del Mar. Credits : Danny Sargent
Malta’s Premier Party Venues
The festival will take over St. Paul’s Bay, with day-to-night parties at Café del Mar, late-night sessions at UNO Malta, and stage takeovers from Glitterbox, Classic Music Company, Nu Groove, and Faith. Adding to the magic, The Ditch, a UNESCO heritage site in Valetta, returns as a breathtaking backdrop for open-air celebrations.
With even more names to be announced, the festival promises an unforgettable weekend of deep grooves and euphoric dancefloor moments so stay tuned during the next weeks.
Malta’s Premier Party Venues
The festival will take over St. Paul’s Bay, with day-to-night parties at Café del Mar, late-night sessions at UNO Malta, and stage takeovers from Glitterbox, Classic Music Company, Nu Groove, and Faith. Adding to the magic, The Ditch, a UNESCO heritage site in Valetta, returns as a breathtaking backdrop for open-air celebrations.
With even more names to be announced, the festival promises an unforgettable weekend of deep grooves and euphoric dancefloor moments so stay tuned during the next weeks.
Tickets to experience Defected Malta 2025 drop on February 28th with pre-sale access available on February 27 at malta.defected.com.
Tickets to experience Defected Malta 2025 drop on February 28th with pre-sale access available on February 27 at malta.defected.com.
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Green Velvet live on Defected Malta stage at UNESCO heritage site The Ditch. Credits : Danny Sargent