Disco Presents continues to expand its electronic music presence across Texas, bringing together major international artists, underground talent, immersive production and destination-level experiences in Dallas, Houston and Austin. This fall, that approach comes to life through four distinct experiences: SILO Dallas, Ductwork Dallas, Ductwork Houston and Freaky Deaky Texas.
Together, the venues and festival showcase the different sides of Disco Presents, moving from intimate underground club nights to high-capacity headline performances and large-scale festival production.
In less than two years, SILO Dallas has quickly become an important part of the city’s electronic music scene. The 32,000-square-foot venue in Dallas’ Design District opened in September 2024 with two sold-out performances from Tiësto, immediately establishing itself as a major destination for electronic music.
The venue has continued to gain recognition since then. In DJ Mag’s 2026 Top 100 Clubs, SILO Dallas ranked No. 4 in the United States and No. 39 globally. It has also been named Time Out Texas’ Best New Nightlife Venue and was voted DFW’s Best Live Music Venue for Electronic and Dance in the Dallas Observer’s Best of Dallas 2026 issue.
Its fall schedule reflects the venue’s broad approach to electronic music. October features Eli Brown and Sasha & John Digweed on back-to-back nights, followed later in the month by a sold-out performance from Prospa, along with Bob Moses (DJ Set), Odd Mob and KETTAMA.
Halloween brings a darker atmosphere to SILO, with Adriatique performing October 30 and Gorgon City following on October 31. November continues with Blanke, Virtual Riot, Deathpact and a two-night Deorro takeover on November 28–29.
The programming continues into December with RuPaul returning to SILO, followed by Gryffin on December 29, Jigitz ringing in the new year on December 31 and Max Dean b2b Luke Dean on January 1.
Alongside the main venue, Disco Presents has also developed a more intimate side of the SILO Dallas ecosystem through Ductwork Dallas.
With a capacity of 650, Ductwork provides a smaller underground-focused environment built around specialty club nights, exclusive bookings and emerging electronic sounds. Its custom-tuned Funktion-One sound system is a central part of the experience, giving the industrial-leaning room its own identity within the larger SILO complex.
The fall schedule covers a wide range of club sounds. October brings Hybrid Minds, Joris Voorn, HVDES, BIJOU and Tokyo Machine, followed by Borgeous, Lukas & Frank and Massano around Halloween.
November features PAN-POT, Ely Oaks, Tisoki, Solardo and Josh Fawaz, while December brings Samplifire, Awen, Goldie, Sam Wolfe and MitiS.
The combination of SILO Dallas and Ductwork Dallas gives Disco Presents two different spaces for electronic music in the same ecosystem, allowing the programming to move between large-scale productions and more intimate underground experiences.
In Houston, Ductwork carries that same focus into another Texas market. The dedicated underground-leaning venue provides a smaller alternative to the city’s larger concert and festival environments while maintaining a busy calendar of international electronic artists.
October features Gorgon City, Eli Brown, Walker & Royce and Adventure Club, followed by SABAI x HOANG, Ian Asher, One More Time and Odd Mob. Halloween weekend brings Nora En Pure and Porter Robinson (DJ Set).
November continues with Eric Prydz, Afrojack, a two-night Crankdat run, with the first night sold out, followed by Deorro and Deathpact.
The result is another diverse Texas calendar spanning house, techno, bass and melodic electronic music while giving Houston audiences opportunities to experience established artists in a more intimate setting.
The biggest experience of the fall comes to Austin for Freaky Deaky, returning October 30–31 to the Travis County Expo Center for The Revival. The Halloween festival has grown into one of Texas’ signature electronic music events, combining large-scale production with immersive environments, costumed performers and a lineup that moves across bass, house, techno, UK garage and more.
This year’s lineup includes ILLENIUM, Disco Lines, Boogie T, Crankdat, Mary Droppinz, Liquid Stranger, SLANDER, SIDEPIECE, Odd Mob, WHETHAN, Hannah Laing, Interplanetary Criminal, DJ Heartstring, Flava D and Zingara, among others.
The festival’s three stages—The Reactor, The Circuit and The Lab—will each offer their own musical identity within The Revival. The surrounding environment is designed as a dystopian laboratory, with evolving visuals, large-scale installations, roaming performers, glowing cables, stasis pods, DNA imagery, mutated skeletons and otherworldly production elements.
Originally launched in Houston in 2018, Freaky Deaky has entered its next chapter in Austin, expanding the Disco Presents experience beyond its club spaces and into a full-scale destination festival.
Across SILO Dallas, Ductwork Dallas, Ductwork Houston and Freaky Deaky, Disco Presents is creating an interconnected Texas electronic music ecosystem where underground club culture, major touring artists and immersive festival experiences can exist side by side.
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