Lights All Night has revealed its 2026 day-by-day lineup, giving fans a closer look at which artists will soundtrack each night when LAN returns to Fair Park in Dallas on December 30 and 31. Single-day passes go on sale Wednesday, August 5 at 10 a.m. CT, giving fans the option to attend either night or experience the full two-day celebration as the festival counts down to 2027.
As Texas’ longest-running New Year’s Eve electronic music festival, Lights All Night is once again bringing together a wide range of global dance music talent, immersive production, and its signature midnight countdown. The 2026 edition also marks the festival’s 16th anniversary and its first return to the historic Dallas Fair Park venue since 2012.
The opening night on Wednesday, December 30 will feature a heavyweight combination of electronic music veterans, rising talent, and underground favorites. Tiësto and Gryffin lead the bill alongside techno force I Hate Models, UK house standout KETTAMA, Australian artist GG Magree, Josh Baker, Ian Asher, William Black, and an extensive supporting lineup.
Also appearing on opening night are ARMNHMR, ARTIFAKTS, AVELLO, BEAUZ, DEVAULT, DJ MANDY, FLY, HERSHE, JON CASEY, LYNY, MINDSET, and SIDEQUEST, creating a genre-spanning first night built to set the tone for the celebration.
Thursday, December 31 shifts the energy toward New Year’s Eve with Chris Lake, Subtronics, and Skull Machine, the collaborative project from Black Tiger Sex Machine and Kai Wachi, leading the final night of 2026.
The New Year’s Eve lineup also features ATLiENS, AZYR, BYORN, CONRAD TAYLOR, HHUNTER, HYDRAULIX, JIGITZ, LEVEL UP, MAD DUBZ b2b VKTM, MADGRRL, Marie Vaunt, Ninajirachi, TELYKAST, WTCHCRFT, YDG, and YØU$UKE YUK1MAT$U. As the final sets wind down, fans will gather for Lights All Night’s signature midnight countdown and the arrival of 2027.
The daily announcement follows the strong response to last month’s initial lineup reveal and Blind Presale, opening up more flexibility for fans planning their New Year’s Eve experience. Whether attendees want to catch Tiësto and Gryffin on December 30 or celebrate midnight with Chris Lake and Subtronics, single-day passes now offer another way into one of Texas’ most established electronic music traditions.
The 2026 festival also represents a major homecoming for Lights All Night. The event returns to Dallas Fair Park for the first time since 2012, bringing the celebration back to a 277-acre National Historic Landmark known for its remarkable collection of 1930s Art Deco exposition architecture.
That setting adds another layer to an event that has always been built around spectacle. Founded on New Year’s Eve in 2010, Lights All Night has grown into Texas’ longest-running electronic music festival and one of the country’s most recognizable year-end dance music celebrations.
Produced by Disco Presents, the festival has built its reputation around large-scale electronic performances, immersive production, and a community-driven atmosphere that makes the transition into a new year feel like an event in itself.
For its 16th anniversary, Lights All Night is embracing that legacy without simply repeating it. The 2026 edition is positioned as a new chapter for the festival, bringing music, technology, and immersive experiences together for two nights at one of Dallas’ most historic landmarks.
Single-day passes for Lights All Night 2026 go on sale Wednesday, August 5 at 10 a.m. CT.
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