A unique alliance in the heart of Portugal
For the first time, Yard Portugal will celebrate its season-closing festival, ‘One Last Summer Dance’, in collaboration with The Moment, the Copenhagen-based festival brand founded by the electronic trio WhoMadeWho. The collaboration will bring two days of music, art, and design to Yard's White Sand Mountains, in Setúbal, on September 11th and 12th.
WhoMadeWho leads a top-tier lineup
As the main headliners for both days, WhoMadeWho will offer a live set on Friday, followed by a Hybrid Set on Saturday, showcasing the group's renowned sound, characterized by their ability to fuse genres and their unique stage presence.
The rest of the lineup will offer the best of house, techno, and melodic music across two stages, with artists such as Damian Lazarus, Dennis Cruz, DJ Tennis, Jimi Jules, Anthony, Brunello, Avantgard Tabldot, Jamiie, and Luch, in addition to other names to be announced soon.
This collaboration incorporates the unique identity of The Moment into the Yard experience. Based on a philosophy born from the group itself, The Moment festival is known for its dance floors full of good vibes and a groove-laden musical proposal, which has traveled through countries like Egypt, Morocco, Brazil, and many other destinations. Together, both projects will bring a special energy to the Yard experience, which has established itself thanks to its spectacular location, art installations, and a free-spirited audience.
One Last Summer Dance: the season finale at the White Sand Mountains
To celebrate the end of the season, One Last Summer Dance will occupy one of the most unique festival spaces in the industry and home to Yard Portugal: the White Sand Mountains.
In this stunning setting, the white dunes and spectacular rock formations will serve as a natural backdrop for the Main Stage and Heart Stage, while the production design, lighting, art, and visual installations will enhance the natural environment and create an immersive experience.
Beyond the festival grounds, Yard is located within the wider landscape of Azeitão and the Arrábida Natural Park, an area characterized by its vineyards, historic palaces, and some of the most crystal-clear beaches in Portugal.
With the support of Visit Portugal, the weekend will also offer the opportunity to discover a lesser-known side of Lisbon and its surroundings, combining Yard's particular vision of music and culture with the natural landscape, the coast, and the heritage of the Setúbal region.
A key year for Yard Portugal
This joint event comes after an especially important year for the Portuguese brand, which continues to establish itself as one of the most unique musical and cultural experiences in the country.
Its spectacular location in the White Sand Mountains has already hosted artists such as RY X, Bonobo, PAWSA, Ahmed Spins, Rampa, Adam Port, and Disclosure.
In addition, Yard has continued to expand its international presence with events in destinations like Rio de Janeiro, bringing its particular blend of music, art, and culture to new audiences. Now, with ‘One Last Summer Dance’, Yard and The Moment will join forces to close the 2026 season with a special two-day celebration.
shotgun.liveshotgun.liveVisit linkAbout Yard Events
Yard is an event brand that unites music, culture, art, and design, known for transforming one of Lisbon's most unique natural landscapes, the White Sand Mountains, into a spectacular festival destination.
In addition to its renowned annual festival, the brand develops a year-round program of events with top-tier international artists such as Keinemusik, RY X, Bonobo, Disclosure, and many more.
After celebrating its first sold-out festival in 2026, Yard has established itself as one of Portugal's leading promoters specializing in contemporary electronic music and immersive cultural experiences.




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