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All you need to know about the Red Bull Dance Your Style World Final 2026
Want to know where the Red Bull Dance Your Style World Final is taking place and how to watch it? Then this comprehensive guide to the dance competition is a must-read.
Red Bull Dance Your Style is a worldwide one-vs-one mixed-style dance competition with qualifying events in more than 50 countries. After an outstanding edition in Los Angeles in 2025, the competition returns with the best street dancers on the planet heading to Switzerland for the Red Bull Dance Your Style World Final 2026. This is everything you need to know.
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When and where is the Red Bull Dance Your Style World Final 2026 taking place?
The Red Bull Dance Your Style World Final 2026 is happening on October 24 in Zurich, Switzerland.
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Who's competing in the Red Bull Dance Your Style World Final 2026?
Eight invited wildcards will compete in the top 16 of the World Final. The other eight spots will go to the eight best competitors from the Pre-Finals.
Here's the complete line-up for Red Bull Dance Your Style 2026.
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How to watch the Red Bull Dance Your Style World Final?
Jaïra Joy won Red Bull Dance Your Style World Final 2025 in Los Angeles
© Tyrone Bradley/Red Bull Content Pool
The best way to enjoy the Red Bull Dance Your Style World Final is, of course, on-site, as part of the audience.
However, if you can't be there, then the next best thing is watching the live stream. It's available on Red Bull TV, TikTok and YouTube. Exact broadcast times coming soon.
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Where can I buy tickets and how much do they cost?
Tickets for the Red Bull Dance Your Style World Final 2026 are now sold out.
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Who'll be in the top 16 at the Red Bull Dance Your Style World Final in Zurich?
The complete top 16 will be announced after the pre-finals in Zurich
© Predrag Vuckovic / Red Bull Content Pool
The top 16 will consist of eight invited wild cards and the eight best dancers from two Pre-Finals, happening in the week before the World Final.
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Can I vote during the live-stream?
Yes. For the first time ever, viewers on YouTube can vote for their favourites, with the votes being factored in to decide the winner on-site.