Sub Focus will make his Malta debut at WAH Malta 2027, headlining a sunset show inside Fort Manoel. Worried About Henry’s drum & bass holiday runs from Thursday 29 April to Sunday 2 May 2027.
Hybrid Minds are on board too. The duo played a special guest sunset set on WAH’s beach stage in 2026. Now they head back to the island.
Worried About Henry named both acts in the past week. The UK promoter has also expanded the Malta edition to four days for the first time.
Sub Focus at Fort Manoel
Fort Manoel is WAH’s new venue for 2027. The 18th-century star fort sits on Manoel Island, looking across Marsamxett Harbour to the Valletta skyline.
WAH is building a custom stage inside the bastions. Sub Focus then takes over the fort for a sunset set as golden hour fades over the harbour. Entry is part of the standard 4-day pass, so there’s no separate ticket for the fort.
More names are coming. WAH says three major headliners will lead the weekend, with the rest of Phase 1 still to drop.
Beach, boats and UNO
The rest of the programme spreads across the island. Daytime sessions run at Little Armier Beach in Mellieħa, right on the water. Meanwhile, boat parties sail out of Sliema Harbour, although they’re ticketed separately and need a festival pass.
UNO Malta in Ta’ Qali then handles the big day-to-night shows. It’s a palm-lined open-air festival village set among tropical gardens.
This is the promoter’s third trip to Malta. For 2027 it has moved to the start of the summer and added an extra day. Elsewhere on the European drum & bass calendar, Noisia lead
Let It Roll Winter 2027 in Prague.
WAH Malta 2027 tickets and pre-sale
Tickets go back on sale to pre-sale sign-ups on Thursday 29 October. General sale then opens on Friday 30 October at 10am. WAH’s app also promises pre-sale access 15 hours ahead of the regular pre-sale.
Standard 4-day passes start at £139 plus booking fee. Alternatively, a £20 deposit locks one in, with the remaining £119 split into five monthly payments of £23.80.
Crews of five can buy five passes for the price of four, from £112.20 each. VIP passes start at £229 and add fast-track entry, VIP bars and raised viewing decks.
Malta is around three hours from the UK on a direct flight. The festival is 18+.
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