Skyline Festival is returning to Los Angeles on February 27–28, 2027, bringing two days of underground electronic music back to Ace*Mission in the heart of downtown. Produced by Insomniac’s Factory 93, the festival’s sixth edition will build on its successful 2026 debut at the venue, bringing internationally recognized artists together with the local talent and creative communities that define the city’s underground scene.
Over its first five years, Skyline has established a distinct identity by connecting global electronic music with the sounds and personalities shaping Los Angeles’ club culture. Rather than focusing exclusively on international headliners, the festival has consistently made room for homegrown artists, local collectives, and the creative energy that gives the city’s underground its character.
The 2026 edition reflected that approach with performances from international names including Richie Hawtin, Ben UFO, Avalon Emerson, The Blessed Madonna B2B HAAi, Marco Carola B2B Chris Stussy, VTSS, and KI/KI. Meanwhile, the festival’s community-driven Arts District stage spotlighted local scene-shapers such as Juliet Mendoza, Victor Rodriguez B2B Perfect Lovers, Mez Monty, CQUESTT, and Mesmé.
Following its debut as the festival’s host venue in 2026, Ace*Mission will once again provide the setting for Skyline 2027. With its industrial architecture, open-air spaces, and warehouse environments, the downtown venue offers a natural fit for Factory 93’s focus on underground electronic music and culture.
The upcoming edition will expand on that layout with two indoor warehouse stages, creating more opportunities for artists and attendees to experience the festival across different environments. Skyline will also bring back its vinyl market, featuring independent Los Angeles record shops and highlighting the local businesses that continue to support the city’s music community.
The festival’s West Side, East Side, Arts District, and Downtown stages will return for 2027, with electronic music platform Resident Advisor once again hosting a stage. Together, these spaces will showcase different sides of the city’s electronic music culture, moving between open-air settings and warehouse interiors throughout the weekend.
Across both days, attendees can expect more than 12 hours of music daily and a lineup featuring over 60 artists. Official afterparties will extend the experience into the Ace*Mission warehouse, with additional details and ticket information expected closer to the event. The festival has yet to announce its 2027 lineup, leaving the artists set to perform across its stages still to come.
Two-day General Admission (GA) and Stage Access passes go on sale October 16 at 12 p.m. PT. Fans can also sign up for the ticket presale to gain access beginning at 11 a.m. PT that day. Presale registration is available through the official Skyline Festival announcement.
With its return to Ace*Mission, Skyline Festival continues to build on the connection between international dance music and the local culture that makes Los Angeles a distinctive destination for electronic music. The 2027 edition takes place February 27–28 and is open to attendees ages 21 and older.