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WAH Malta 2026: Three Days of Drum and Bass in the Sun

STAYS FROM £105 · Worried About Henry's flagship drum and bass festival returns to Malta this September. Three days of DNB at Uno Malta—book your escape now.

Holly Hughes

24 May 2026 — 4 min read

Worried About Henry is back in Malta for a third instalment of sun-soaked drum and bass mayhem. If you've been meaning to combine a festival fix with Mediterranean heat, this is your moment—three days of rolling 170bpm rhythms by the beach.

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What's on

WAH Malta runs from 4–6 September 2026 at Uno Malta. The festival spans three full days of drum and bass across multiple stages, drawing the drum and bass faithful who fancy trading grey skies for Maltese weather. Expect the usual WAH blend of established and emerging talent.

The vibe

Picture open-air dancefloors, Mediterranean breezes, and a crowd that actually knows their breakbeats. WAH has built a reputation for solid lineups and proper sound systems. Day drinking and sunset sets are very much part of the package. It's festival energy without the mud.

Getting tickets

Pricing and availability will be confirmed on the official festival channels closer to the date. Early-bird and tiered ticket options are typical for WAH events. Keep an eye on Skiddle and the festival's own site for release announcements—these sell quickly.

Where to stay

Malta's compact enough that you'll find decent accommodation within easy reach of Uno Malta. We've picked a selection of hotels nearby that should suit all budgets, from beachfront to town-centre options.

Getting there

Malta International Airport is your entry point. Most UK travellers fly direct from London, Manchester, Birmingham or Bristol (roughly 2–2.5 hours flight time). From the airport, local buses, taxis, and car hire will get you to the venue. The island's small, so nowhere is far.