Slander is confirmed for EDC Orlando 2026 with a dedicated sunset set. The Los Angeles duo just released their StarDisc EP on September 25, giving fans the clearest picture yet of what their set will sound like. Here's what we know about the set time, our setlist predictions, and which guests could show up.
What Time Is Slander's EDC Orlando 2026 Set?
Official set times haven't been released. As of early October 2026, Insomniac had not posted the EDC Orlando schedule. They typically drop set times 6 to 8 weeks before the event, so expect the full schedule in late October.
Here's what is confirmed so far:
- Festival dates: November 6–8, 2026
- Venue: Tinker Field, Orlando, FL
- Slander's day: Sunday, November 8, per lineupscout.com (Insomniac has not officially confirmed per-day schedules yet)
- Slot type: Dedicated sunset set
- Daily hours: 1 p.m. to 12 a.m.
When the schedule drops, check Insomniac's official EDC Orlando page. Anything before that is unofficial.
EDC Orlando 2026 and the Case for Slander's Sunset Set
Slander are Derek Andersen and Scott Land, a duo based in Los Angeles. They created "heaven trap," a subgenre that blends melodic bass with emotional, cinematic sound design. That style is built for a sunset slot. It moves from heavy to melodic and draws fans from both the heavy bass crowd and the emotional side of dance music.
They're not the only act on the lineup with that sound. (More: Adventure Club's EDC Orlando 2026 set time and setlist predictions.)
The official video for Slander and John Martin's "Do You Feel Loved," released April 7, 2026.
Predicting Slander's EDC Orlando 2026 Setlist
No setlist has been released. What follows are our best guesses, based on Slander's 2026 output.
The StarDisc EP came out on September 25, just 6 weeks before EDC Orlando. It spans 4 tracks featuring John Martin, Spiritbox, Jason Ross, MRYN, and Nejvec. Expect at least a few of those songs in the set.
Slander also released several singles earlier in 2026:
- "Do You Feel Loved" feat. John Martin (April 7, 2026)
- "Lead The Way" feat. MRYN, with Jason Ross
- "Under My Skin"
- "Free" with NGHTMRE & ZOHARA
A sunset slot typically builds slowly. Based on Slander's style, expect newer material up front with the energy climbing toward the close. Again, this is speculation until they confirm anything.
A melodic bass version of Slander's "Do You Feel Loved" featuring John Martin.
How the StarDisc EP Shapes Slander's Set
The StarDisc EP is Slander's biggest release of 2026. Four tracks, out September 25, built around a range of collaborators.
John Martin brings melodic pop vocals. Spiritbox adds a heavier, almost metal-adjacent energy. Jason Ross is a fellow melodic bass artist and a frequent Slander collaborator. MRYN and Nejvec fill out the more electronic side of the project.
That range matters for a live set. It means Slander can shift from a heavy moment to a melodic peak without losing the crowd.
The StarDisc EP dropped just 6 weeks before EDC Orlando. It's the freshest snapshot of where Slander's sound is right now, and it makes this sunset set more than a routine festival booking.
Which Guests Could Show Up at Slander's EDC Orlando Set?
No guest appearances have been announced. These are just guesses.
Jason Ross is the strongest candidate. He collaborated with Slander on the StarDisc EP and on "Lead The Way." The two have an established working relationship, which makes a guest spot at EDC Orlando easy to imagine. Nothing is confirmed.
NGHTMRE collaborated with Slander on "Free" earlier in 2026 and shares a fan base in the bass music world. If he's at the festival, a cameo isn't far-fetched. That's speculation, not a confirmed appearance.
Other melodic bass acts on the same lineup are worth keeping an eye on too. (More: Wooli's EDC Orlando 2026 set time and setlist predictions.)
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Slander EDC Orlando 2026 FAQ
When Does Slander Play at EDC Orlando 2026?
Official set times haven't been released yet. According to lineupscout.com, Slander is listed for a sunset slot on Sunday, November 8. Insomniac typically drops the full schedule 6 to 8 weeks before the event, so check back in late October.
Will Jason Ross Join Slander at EDC Orlando 2026?
Nothing has been confirmed. Jason Ross collaborated with Slander on the StarDisc EP and on "Lead The Way" in 2026, making him the most natural guest candidate. That's speculation until Slander says otherwise.
What Songs Will Slander Play at EDC Orlando 2026?
No setlist has been released. Based on their 2026 output, expect tracks from the StarDisc EP alongside singles like "Do You Feel Loved," "Lead The Way," "Under My Skin," and "Free."
What Is Slander's New Music in 2026?
Slander released the StarDisc EP on September 25, 2026, with 4 tracks featuring John Martin, Spiritbox, Jason Ross, MRYN, and Nejvec. They also dropped "Do You Feel Loved," "Lead The Way," "Under My Skin," and "Free" with NGHTMRE & ZOHARA earlier in the year.
