Last updated: September 25, 2026
Analog Reunion 2026 at a Glance
- Analog Reunion 2026 ran May 15–17 in Healdsburg at Wildhaven Sonoma as a screen-free wine-camp festival formerly known as Cosmico.
- Headliners were Gilligan Moss on Friday and The Heavy Heavy with Alex Amen on Saturday, supported by Particle Kid, Broken Compass Bluegrass, Estero, Starboro, and Maggie Koerner.
- Jeremy Sole handled late-night DJ sets on both Friday and Saturday, carrying the festival’s communal, analog energy into the early hours.
- The weekend paired live music with Wine Camp, independent Sonoma wineries, artisan markets, and wellness programming in an intimate setting.
- OnesToWatch created this archive to document the full 2026 lineup and help fans follow these artists as they grow.
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Analog Reunion 2026 Lineup by Day
This section breaks down the Analog Reunion Healdsburg lineup by day, based on publicly verifiable sources. Friday and Saturday offered full programming, and Sunday closed with a VIP experience.
Friday, May 15, 2026
- Gilligan Moss — Headliner (Chicago-based electronic duo)
- Particle Kid — Supporting act
- Broken Compass Bluegrass — Supporting act
- Estero — Supporting act
- Starboro — Supporting act
- Jeremy Sole — Late-night DJ programming
Saturday, May 16, 2026
- The Heavy Heavy — Headliner (British psych-folk-rock duo)
- Alex Amen — Supporting act
- Maggie Koerner — Supporting act
- Jeremy Sole — Late-night DJ programming
Sunday, May 17, 2026 (VIP)
- VIP Sunday closer — Not publicly confirmed; held in a secret natural setting near Healdsburg
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Headliners Who Defined Analog Reunion 2026
Gilligan Moss — A Chicago-based electronic duo formed by Ben and Evan, who met in preschool at age three. Their music leans joyful and dance-focused, drawing on a wide range of influences within the electronic and dance-pop world. They supported ford. on the Music Lights Color Tour in 2026, including a July 17 show at 7th St Entry in Minneapolis. Their Analog Reunion set carried that communal, dance-floor energy into the redwoods of Sonoma County.
The Heavy Heavy — A British psychedelic folk-rock duo founded in 2019 in Malvern, West Midlands, by Will Turner and Georgie Fuller. Their 2024 debut album One of a Kind arrived on ATO Records, and Paste called their sound “a colossal motley, soulful, rollicking delight.” They have played Bonnaroo, Boston Calling, and Newport Folk Festival, and appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Their Analog Reunion set was billed as “under the stars,” a natural fit for their sun-drenched, harmony-heavy songs.
Alex Amen — A Texas-born songwriter who left the Houston area at 18 and now lives in Los Angeles, California. He studied jazz piano, spent a brief period in film school, and lived for a formative stretch in an Anaheim commune before settling in Los Angeles. His debut album Sun of Amen arrived June 12, 2026, via ATO Records, led by the single “California Blues,” written years before he moved west and focused on the tension between excitement and isolation when chasing a dream. His May 16 Analog Reunion appearance sat within a 2026 tour that included Green River Festival, Winnipeg Folk Festival, and End of the Road Festival.
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Supporting Acts and the Discovery Layer
The supporting lineup at Analog Reunion 2026 showed how the festival balanced known names with artists on the rise. OnesToWatch highlights these performers so fans can keep up with their next moves.
Particle Kid — The project of Micah Nelson. He appeared on “The Road to Analog” podcast on May 15, 2026, in an episode titled “Particle Kid Is Bringing ‘Analog Cosmico’ to Analog Reunion,” where he discussed music, nature, and artist-owned systems ahead of his set. His genre-blurring, psych-folk-adjacent work aligned closely with the festival’s ethos.
Maggie Koerner — A Louisiana-born vocalist and songwriter. She joined “The Road to Analog” on May 8, 2026, just after a Jazz Fest appearance, to talk about recording to tape, sobriety, and vulnerability. Her raw, soulful delivery grounded the Saturday program in lived experience.
Broken Compass Bluegrass — A jamgrass outfit. They appeared on “The Road to Analog” on May 6, 2026, discussing on-stage telepathy and keeping an analog spirit alive. Their Friday set underlined the festival’s focus on live, unmediated performance.
Estero — A Friday supporting act that contributed to the festival’s discovery layer. Additional genre and origin details should be confirmed against official sources before citation.
Starboro — A Friday supporting act and part of the curated discovery slate that shaped Analog Reunion’s booking approach. Additional genre and origin details should be confirmed against official sources before citation.
Analog Reunion Set Times and Schedule Structure
Public sources did not confirm exact clock-level set times for Analog Reunion 2026, but the overall weekend structure is clear. Friday, May 15 and Saturday, May 16 featured afternoon-into-evening main programming followed by a late-night DJ block. Sunday, May 17 functioned as a VIP day with a special performance in a secret natural setting near Healdsburg.
- Friday, May 15: Afternoon into evening main programming, then a late-night DJ block with Jeremy Sole.
- Saturday, May 16: Full-day programming, then a late-night DJ block with Jeremy Sole.
- Sunday, May 17: VIP day with a special performance in a secret natural setting near Healdsburg.
This archive does not speculate on specific set times. Future coverage of Analog Reunion scheduling should rely on official releases from the festival’s channels.
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Late-Night DJ Sets With Jeremy Sole
The late-night blocks on Friday and Saturday centered on one selector. Jeremy Sole is a Los Angeles-based DJ, producer, and KCRW radio host originally from Chicago. He is known for a genre-blending sound that pulls from afrobeat, funk, spiritual jazz, and Latin influences, and he co-founded the Afro Funké party while releasing original tracks and remixes on labels such as Wonderwheel Recordings. His Mixcloud catalog spans soul, funk, rock, Motown, yacht rock, quiet storm R&B, Afrobeats, hip hop, lounge, and country, reflecting an open-format style that fits late-night festival hours.
His Friday and Saturday sets extended the festival’s analog, communal, screen-free ethos beyond the main program and turned the dance floor into a shared, in-the-moment experience. That range shows up in his Mixcloud numbers. His “4 Hour Yacht Rock Mix (Clean)” is his most-favorited upload, with 1,579 favorites, illustrating the breadth of his appeal across genres and supporting his role as the anchor for Analog Reunion’s late-night hours.
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From Cosmico to Analog Reunion
Analog Reunion was billed as “the next chapter of the festival formerly known as Cosmico,” which confirmed the rebrand. The new name highlighted analog values, screen-free gathering, and a wine-camp culture tied to the Russian River landscape. The festival’s official site now lists 2026 as a completed event, and the Analog Reunion identity carries forward the Cosmico community while deepening ties to Sonoma County’s independent winemakers and artisan scene.
For anyone searching “Cosmico lineup,” the continuity is straightforward. The artists, the Wildhaven Sonoma venue, and the screen-free format all connect to the earlier Cosmico era, now presented under the Analog Reunion banner. The rebrand also aligned with a wider analog movement. The Analog Notes Substack and “The Road to Analog” podcast, hosted by Chris Schultz and Anne Driscoll, co-authors of the book Analog, formed the editorial and community backbone across both chapters of the festival.
Analog Reunion’s rebrand also repositioned it within Sonoma County’s boutique festival scene. The Ramble, a music-and-wine benefit festival, returned to Healdsburg on June 6, 2026. Analog Reunion runs three days as a screen-free wine-camp gathering, while The Ramble operates as a single-day music-and-wine benefit.
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Wine Camp, Wildhaven, and the Festival Setting
Wildhaven Sonoma, located along the Russian River, served as the main festival site and offered on-site accommodations. Daytime programming featured Wine Camp with independent winemakers, the White Sage Market with artisan and vintage goods, Kids Camp creative activities, and wellness options such as sauna and nature-based restoration.
The Wine Camp at Analog Reunion featured BloodRoot, Arnot-Roberts, Ryme, Lioco, Rootdown, Trail Marker, and Marietta. A larger group of participating wineries also included ACTA Wine, Belong Wine Co., Duju, Extradimensional Wine Co. Yeah!, and Keep Wines. Together they anchored the festival’s wine-camp identity and made Analog Reunion a celebration of Sonoma County’s independent wine culture as well as a music event. This mix of curated music, artisan goods, and small-producer wine set Analog Reunion apart from larger, more commercially scaled Northern California festivals.
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Analog Reunion 2027: Early Signals
As of the latest public sources, no authoritative confirmation exists for Analog Reunion 2027 dates, venue, ticketing, or lineup, and the festival’s official channels had not announced a 2027 edition. Any mention of a 2027 gathering remains unannounced information rather than confirmed fact.
Three things are worth watching. Official announcements will arrive through the festival’s channels. The “Road to Analog” podcast may continue to frame the community. The Analog Reunion name may carry the Cosmico community’s momentum into a third year. Fans tracking artists from the 2026 bill, including Gilligan Moss, The Heavy Heavy, Alex Amen, Particle Kid, Maggie Koerner, Broken Compass Bluegrass, and Jeremy Sole, can find ongoing coverage at OnesToWatch.
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Conclusion: Why This Lineup Still Matters
The Analog Reunion Healdsburg lineup for 2026 captured a three-day statement of analog values at Wildhaven Sonoma. The shift from Cosmico to Analog Reunion sharpened that identity while keeping the same community close, and the “Road to Analog” podcast documented the transition through artist conversations in real time.
Every artist on this bill continues to move. Alex Amen released Sun of Amen weeks after his set. The Heavy Heavy keep building a live reputation that stretches from Newport Folk Festival to intimate wine-country stages. Gilligan Moss carry their communal dance-floor energy across club and festival circuits. OnesToWatch remains a hub for following these artists as they grow from boutique festival slots to larger stages.
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