Elrow Scotland

About Elrow Scotland

At the Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh, Elrow Scotland 2026 runs as a one-day music event built around house, techno and tech-house.

The 2026 edition is scheduled for Saturday 26 September 2026, with doors at 12:00 and an event window from 12:00 to 23:00. It runs through the afternoon and evening.

Elrow was founded by Cruz and Juan Arnau in Barcelona in 2010, after the Arnau family’s earlier Monegros parties. The Scotland date uses the Hallucinarium theme, a concept inspired by Alex Grey and Allyson Grey.

Lineup and Programme

The bill leans into club-room pressure rather than live-band rotation. Announced acts include Patrick Topping, Denis Sulta and East End Dubs, with Mason Collective and De La Swing also listed.

There are two stages. Skiddle lists them as the elrow Stage and Stage 2.

The programme stays in house and techno territory, with tech-house also named in the event information. DJ sets sit alongside performers, theatrical show elements, immersive décor and visuals.

Who Is It For?

The event is for an adult electronic-music crowd. Entry is 18+, and photo ID is required or may be required.

It is adults only. The audience description centres on immersive club production and dancefloor-focused programming.

The Venue and Site

The Royal Highland Centre sits at Ingliston, adjacent to Edinburgh Airport, with the event address at Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston, Edinburgh EH28 8NB.

The venue handles large-scale events; its largest hall is listed at over 12,000 capacity. Parking covers 15,000 vehicles across three car parks.

Facilities named by the venue include accessible toilets, Wi‑Fi, ticketing booths and first aid or medical rooms. Changing facilities and on-site showers are listed alongside bar, restaurant and toilet provision.

Travel to Elrow Scotland

The Royal Highland Centre is at Ingliston, adjacent to Edinburgh Airport and about 20 minutes from Edinburgh city centre.

• Rail: Edinburgh Gateway is the nearest rail station; Haymarket and Waverley are also named by the venue.
• Tram: Ingliston Park & Ride serves the site via Edinburgh’s tram links.
• Road: Access routes include the A8/Glasgow Road, M8, M9, Eastfield Road, Fairview Road and Ingliston Road, with the A8/Airport and Newbridge roundabouts named by the venue.
• Parking: The site has parking for 15,000 vehicles across three car parks. Payment is contactless card only, and accessible parking badge holders park free.