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Breakaway Music Festival is heading to Salt Lake City for the very first time, with organisers confirming the debut Utah edition will take place across 2nd and 3rd October, 2026, at America First Field. The inaugural event brings one of North America's most celebrated touring electronic music festivals to the Beehive State, marking a significant expansion for the Breakaway brand and a major moment for the Utah live music scene.

The debut lineup is nothing short of stacked, headlined by Tiësto and Kaskade performing a special Sunset Set, alongside house heavyweights Chris Lake, John Summit, and Gorgon City back-to-back with MPH. The full bill also features Audien, Kasablanca, Ray Volpe, Trivecta, Niiko x Swae, Bonnie x Clyde, Layz b2b Tynan, Frank Walker, Max Styler, Brandi Cyrus, Hershe, Heyz, Jackie Hollander, Mojave Grey, Roddy Lima, Soraya, Ares Carter, Branden Estrada, and Obayashi, offering an impressive spread of electronic, house, and bass music talent.

Breakaway Utah 2026 is presented by Celsius Live Fit, with support from a range of sponsors including White Claw, Jimmy John's, BeatBox, and Bella Canvas. The festival is produced by LNE Presents, the team behind numerous successful Breakaway events across the United States.

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Tickets go on sale this coming week, with a two-day presale opening on Monday, 25th May, 2026, at 10am MDT, ahead of the general on-sale the following morning, Tuesday, 26th May, 2026, also at 10am MDT. Festival-goers keen to lock in their spot for this historic first edition are encouraged to register early ahead of what is shaping up to be one of the most exciting electronic music weekends of the year in the American West.

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Breakaway Music Festival Announces Debut 2026 Utah Lineup Featuring Tiësto, Kaskade and Chris Lake.

All Things Go NYC has unveiled its 2026 lineup, and it is shaping up to be the most exciting edition yet of the fan-favourite festival. Headlining the three-day event at Forest Hills Stadium in New York City are Zara Larsson, marking her first-ever headline festival performance, Brandi Carlile, MUNA, Lola Young, and Carly Rae Jepsen, who will deliver a special full-set sunset performance on Sunday, 27th September, 2026. The festival runs across 25th, 26th, and 27th September, 2026, continuing its tradition of bringing together a carefully curated, community-driven bill.

The full lineup is packed with compelling talent across all three days. Friday, 25th September, features Zara Larsson and Lola Young alongside Rebecca Black, Cara Delevingne, Blu DeTiger, and Chloe Qisha. Saturday, 26th September, belongs to Brandi Carlile, with support from Sienna Spiro, CMAT, Jensen McRae, Natalie Jinju, and comedian-musician Meg Stalter, a fresh addition to the festival's music-focused programming. Sunday, 27th September, rounds out the weekend with MUNA, The Beaches, Hemlocke Springs, Grace Ives, Cherry Bomb, and the much-anticipated Carly Rae Jepsen closing set.

Tickets go on presale from Wednesday, 20th May, 2026, with general sale opening Thursday, 21st May, 2026, at 10 am local time. Pricing starts at $99 all-in for a single day or $225 all-in for a three-day pass. All Things Go NYC sits within a landmark year for the broader festival brand, which also includes ATG DC at Merriweather Post Pavilion featuring Hayley Williams and Mitski, as well as ATG Toronto headlined by Lorde and Kesha on 6th and 7th June, 2026, at RBC Amphitheatre.

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Now in its third New York edition, All Things Go Festival has firmly established itself as a cultural touchstone for a new generation of music lovers, celebrated for its inclusive atmosphere and the genuine connection it nurtures between artists and fans. The return to Forest Hills Stadium reinforces that identity, with a venue as iconic as the lineup it hosts. For fans of indie-pop, alternative, and artist-driven festival experiences, All Things Go NYC 2026 is unmistakably one of the most anticipated events on the autumn calendar.

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All Things Go NYC 2026 Lineup Announced: Zara Larsson, Brandi Carlile, MUNA, and Carly Rae Jepsen to Headline

A3 Festival has officially unveiled its 2026 lineup, confirming a return to Lardner Park, Victoria from 27th–30th November 2026. Now entering its third year, the independently built Australian electronic music festival 2026 edition has quickly become one of the country's most culturally significant events, with consecutive sold-out editions and a ballot system already drawing unprecedented demand. Tickets go on sale Wednesday 20th May at 12PM, with Ballot Stage One already sold out.

The 2026 programme is headlined by a genuinely striking international cast. Nina Kraviz brings her singular global influence to the main stage, while Kerri Chandler makes a long-awaited return to Australia for the first time in nearly a decade. Skin On Skin appears for his first Australian camping festival since 2022, and UK breakouts Max Dean, Luke Dean and Morgan Seatree arrive on the back of massive international momentum. VTSS, sim0ne, LF System, Rene Wise and STÜM round out a deep and carefully curated bill spanning techno, house, trance and club music in all its current forms.

Beyond the music, A3 2026 expands its commitment to spatial design and immersive art, with Studio John Fish returning to oversee lighting and stage direction across all four environments, including the Main, Hangar, Forest and Pavilion stages. Large-scale installations from REELIZE.STUDIO, Lucas Gauci, Merindah-Gunya and Rose Staff will activate the broader festival grounds, reinforcing A3's reputation as a complete cultural environment rather than a standard festival format.

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Presented by Novel, A3 2026 approaches its third edition with expanded infrastructure and refined environmental design while maintaining the intimacy and community atmosphere that defined its emergence. The full programme also includes Andre Zimmer, ANNĒ, Blasha & Allatt, JakoJako, Philippa Pacho, SHDW and many more across the weekend. For those yet to register, the ballot is open now and interest is expected to move fast.

Nina Kraviz, Skin On Skin & More: A3 Festival 2026 Lineup Revealed

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A3 Festival's 2026 edition takes place from 27th - 30th November at Lardner Park, Victoria, with tickets on sale Wednesday 20th May at 12PM.

Ultra Europe has dropped its Phase 2 lineup for the 2026 edition, and it is an absolute statement of intent. Returning to Split, Croatia's Park Mladeži from 10th–12th July, the festival's 12th edition now boasts an extraordinary roster spanning mainstage electronic giants and deep underground selectors. The new wave of confirmed artists includes Armin van Buuren, Hardwell, DJ Snake, AFROJACK, Adam Beyer, CamelPhat, Jamie Jones, Oliver Heldens, Subtronics, Nico Moreno, Maddix, and HALO, all joining a Phase 1 lineup that already featured Calvin Harris, Martin Garrix, FISHER, John Summit, and Sara Landry.

The Phase 2 additions reinforce what has always made Ultra Europe one of Europe's most compelling destination festivals: a genuine commitment to both blockbuster mainstage energy and credible underground programming. Artists like Adam Beyer, Jamie Jones, and CamelPhat will naturally gravitate toward the festival's revered RESISTANCE stage, which has long served as a haven for house and techno devotees. Meanwhile, returning veterans Armin van Buuren, Hardwell, AFROJACK, and DJ Snake bring proven Ultra Europe pedigree to a lineup that continues to grow in stature.

Perhaps the most intriguing booking is Subtronics, whose inclusion signals a willingness to push Ultra Europe's sonic boundaries well beyond its traditional territory. Bass music has historically been a secondary consideration at the Croatian festival, making this a genuinely exciting curveball for attendees. Ultra Europe tickets are currently available for the three-day event, and with a Phase 3 announcement still to come, the full 2026 picture is not yet complete, but what has been confirmed already positions this edition among the strongest in the festival's history since launching in 2013.

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Beyond the main festival dates, Ultra Europe's broader Destination Ultra programme continues to set it apart from other European events, with beach parties, boat parties, and island takeovers scattered across Croatia throughout the week. Tickets are currently on sale for the three-day event, with two stages confirmed including the Ultra Main Stage and RESISTANCE. For fans of large-scale electronic music festivals with genuine artistic range, Ultra Europe 2026 is shaping up as an unmissable July highlight on the global calendar.

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Armin van Buuren, Hardwell, DJ Snake, and AFROJACK headline the new wave of additions alongside underground favourites Adam Beyer and CamelPhat.

Astral People have announced Move My Way, a brand-new Australian music festival debuting across Sydney and Melbourne this October. The inaugural event will take place at Carriageworks in Sydney/Eora on Saturday, 3rd October, before heading to PICA in Melbourne/Naarm on Sunday, 4th October, bringing together a richly curated lineup of international headliners and celebrated local talent under a philosophy of comfort, connection and community.

Leading the bill are Mercury Prize winners and BRIT Award recipients Ezra Collective, rapper Freddie Gibbs fresh off the release of Alfredo 2, London Afrobeat outfit Kokoroko touring behind their sophomore album Tuff Times Never Last, and Zambian-Australian hip hop powerhouse Sampa the Great. The wider lineup includes Qendresa, GENA (the collaborative project of Liv.e and Karriem Riggins), Luke Una, Takuya Nakamura, Coco María, Jamz Supernova, Tash LC, xmunashe, and Miles Nautu, among others.

Local collectives play a defining role in each city edition. Sydney's Planet Trip will host a dedicated takeover at Carriageworks featuring La Foxy Fuzz, Lu Faria, Lauren Hansom, Mike Who, Ritual, Setwun, and Sista Cini, while Melbourne institution Northside Records curates a soul and funk space at PICA with Chris Gill, El Fuentes, Emelyne, Lori, Mike Gurrieri, Mothafunk, and Stuckey on the programme.

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Presale tickets for Move My Way go on sale Tuesday, 19th May at 12pm AEST, with general public tickets available from Wednesday, 20th May at 12pm AEST. For festival fans after something deeply community-rooted and musically adventurous this spring, this new Australian festival looks set to make a strong debut on the Australian festival calendar.

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Move My Way Festival will make its debut across Sydney and Melbourne on 3rd and 4th October, 2026, presented by Astral People.