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Lights All Night 2026 Lineup
Texas rings in the new year at Fair Park: two December nights of house, bass and hard techno steering a 39-act bill into the countdown itself. Also known as LAN.
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About Lights All Night 2026
Lights All Night is how Texas rings in the new year: two December nights at Fair Park in Dallas, ending in the countdown itself. The 2026 headline row pairs house-scale wattage with bass weight: Tiësto, Chris Lake, Subtronics and Gryffin.
Underneath, the 39-act bill splits three ways. The hard end gets I Hate Models, AZYR and Marie Vaunt; the bass tent runs ATLiens, Level Up and the Skull Machine collision of Black Tiger Sex Machine and Kai Wachi; and the wild cards (Osaka selector YØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U, game-engine popster Ninajirachi, rave-house Irishman KETTAMA) keep the night from ever settling into one lane.
The two nights are now split: Tiësto, Gryffin, I Hate Models and KETTAMA head the December 30th bill, while Chris Lake, Subtronics, ATLiens and the Skull Machine pairing carry the New Year's Eve countdown. Set times have not been published.
Expect dance, bass, house and dubstep across 39 acts.
At a glance
- Dates
- –Wednesday to Thursday, two days
- Where
- Fair Park, Dallas, TX
- Lineup
- 39 acts
- Hours
- Gates open at 6:00 PM and the event ends at 2:00 AM on both days.
- Ages
- 18+ to attend and 21+ to buy and drink alcohol.
- Passes
- General Admission, GA Plus and VIP tickets each cover both days, and VIP table reservations are also offered.
- Website
- Official site
Lights All Night 2026 lineup & schedule: all 39 acts
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The elder statesman of big-tent dance music, a trance godfather turned arena-house fixture, still detonating 'The Business'-sized hooks three decades in.
DanceHouse
Black Book Records boss and one of house music's most reliable groove engineers, making bassline-first tech house that fills every dancefloor it touches.
HouseTech-house
Philadelphia riddim-dubstep heavyweight, all syncopated wobble and abrasive sound design, with a funk streak and a long-running tag-team with GRiZ.
DubstepRiddim
French producer pairing brutal industrial techno with unexpectedly romantic melodies. Heartbreak at 150 BPM, warehouse catharsis with an unexpectedly soft center.
Hard-technoTechno
Irish rave-house heat with big-room energy and underground credentials, breakbeats and pianos at full sprint, and Galway-to-warehouse momentum fully underway.
HouseTechno
Osaka-born cult selector Yousuke Yukimatsu (genre-shredding DJ sets that went from viral clips to worldwide bookings) brings anything-goes technique with total joy.
TechnoClub
LA duo dealing in feelings-first melodic bass, with soaring vocal drops built for crowd-wide singalongs.
Melodic-bassDance
Artifakts
Michigan producer folding hip-hop drums and soulful samples into bass music, with a melodic streak running under the low end.
ElectronicBass
AVELLO
Dance
Brother duo trading in borderless, pop-leaning dance music.
Dance
Dark, cinematic bass and techno crossovers from the LA underground, where trap-schooled drops are recast in warehouse shadows.
ElectronicHouse
DJ Mandy
House
FLY
Electronic
Australian DJ and vocalist who fronts her own bass records, equal parts singer and headbanger.
BassDance
HERSHE
Los Angeles producer working the heavy, high-impact end of bass music, with sets built around hard-hitting drops.
Dance
The mashup kid made good: viral edits turned into a real touring house act with a bottomless crate of pop flips.
HouseDance
South African beat scientist whose glitchy, off-grid bass rewards close listening as much as headbanging.
BassTrap
Manchester house on the rise, with rolling, minimal grooves for sunset slots, and one of the UK underground's fastest-moving names.
HouseMinimal
Textural, psychedelic bass music that is heavy without being blunt about it.
BassTrap
MINDSET
Dance
SIDEQUEST
Bass houseTrap
Emotional melodic bass with a confessional streak: heartbreak anthems engineered for the festival rail.
Melodic-bass
Masked Atlanta duo working the dark, alien end of festival bass, with extraterrestrial lore, subterranean growls, and drops built for maximum abduction.
DubstepBass
One of the fastest-rising names in Europe's hard-techno surge, with relentless BPMs aimed straight at the warehouse.
Hard-techno
BYORN
Dance
Conrad Taylor
Dance
HHUNTER
Chicago producer of pounding techno with a heavy Euro trance streak, the sound he plays at his monthly On The HHUNT club night.
Dance
Sydney's bass-and-hard-dance hybridist, with trap weight at hardstyle tempos.
BassHard-dance
jigitz
Electronic
Riddim producer with a heavy, minimal approach: a lot of space around some very large sounds, engineered for maximum stank face.
DubstepRiddim
Mad Dubz b2b VKTM
Two bass slingers, one booth: a back-to-back built for maximum wub density.
DubstepBass
Hard-hitting bass and harder drums from one of the scene's most reliable energy dealers.
BassHard-dance
Los Angeles producer of dark acid techno, with releases on Drumcode and the Kurai Records label she co-founded.
Hard-techno
Glittering, game-engine electronic from Australia's most inventive young club producer: chiptune sparkle at rave pressure, drops that sparkle as hard as they hit.
ElectronicHyperpop
The Black Tiger Sex Machine x Kai Wachi collision: apocalyptic electro-bass built for the heaviest room of the night.
DubstepElectro
LA trio splicing live instruments into radio-friendly melodic dance.
DanceMelodic-house
New York producer haunting the line between bass music and techno, with dark, occult-tinged club weaponry.
BassTechno
Bass music with a wrestling-heel swagger: heavy edits and heavier drops.
BassTrap
The headliners
Tiësto · The elder statesman of big-tent dance music, a trance godfather turned arena-house fixture, still detonating 'The Business'-sized hooks three decades in.
Chris Lake · Black Book Records boss and one of house music's most reliable groove engineers, making bassline-first tech house that fills every dancefloor it touches.
Subtronics · Philadelphia riddim-dubstep heavyweight, all syncopated wobble and abrasive sound design, with a funk streak and a long-running tag-team with GRiZ.
Gryffin · Melodic house with actual guitars, from a classically trained multi-instrumentalist whose live sets turn festival EDM into something closer to a band performance.
Up-and-comers to catch early
Ninajirachi · Game-engine glitter: the most original new sound on the bill.
AZYR · Europe's hard-techno rocket at full burn.
Josh Baker · Manchester's rolling minimal house: the heads' pick of the undercard.
Ian Asher · From viral edits to real rooms. Fast, sharp, and crowd-literate.
Jon Casey · Off-grid South African beat science, live from the left field.
MADGRRL · Hard drums, harder attitude. A set with no idle moments.
Other acts worth planning around
I Hate Models · Industrial heartbreak at high BPM: the counter-programming to the countdown.
- Skull Machine (Black Tiger Sex Machine x Kai Wachi) · Two apocalypse aesthetics fused into one set, built for midnight.
YØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U · A DJ's DJ who could open with anything. Go in with zero expectations.KETTAMA · Piano-rave euphoria: exactly the energy a New Year's crowd deserves.
Marie Vaunt · Leather-jacket techno: rock instincts at rave tempo.
GG Magree · Fronts her own bass records live. More voice than the genre usually gets.
The lineup by day
Day splits come from the lineup-by-day graphic on lightsallnight.com (published 2026-08-04); it lists each night alphabetically and carries no set times.
Wednesday lineup (December 30)
Tiësto, Gryffin, KETTAMA, I Hate Models, ARMNHMR, Artifakts + 14 more
Thursday lineup (December 31)
Chris Lake, Subtronics, YØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U, ATLiens, AZYR, BYORN + 13 more
Lights All Night 2026 lineup FAQ
When is Lights All Night 2026?
December 30–31, 2026: the two nights running into New Year's Day.
Where does Lights All Night take place?
Fair Park in Dallas, Texas.
Who is headlining Lights All Night 2026?
Tiësto, Chris Lake, Subtronics and Gryffin.
What kind of music is Lights All Night?
House and big-tent dance at the top, with a heavy bass wing and a hard-techno current underneath, plus wild cards like YØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U and Ninajirachi.
How many acts are playing Lights All Night 2026?
39 acts across the two nights.
How do I work out which acts I'd like?
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Who plays Wednesday at Lights All Night 2026?
Wednesday, December 30: Tiësto, Gryffin, KETTAMA, I Hate Models, ARMNHMR, Artifakts, plus 14 more acts.
Who plays Thursday at Lights All Night 2026?
Thursday, December 31: Chris Lake, Subtronics, YØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U, ATLiens, AZYR, BYORN, plus 13 more acts.
What time does Lights All Night 2026 start and end?
Gates open at 6:00 PM and the event ends at 2:00 AM on both days.
Is Lights All Night 2026 all ages?
18+ to attend and 21+ to buy and drink alcohol.
Are Lights All Night 2026 set times out yet?
Not yet. The lineup is split by day below, and set times are still to come. The alert on this page emails you when they're out.
When is Lights All Night 2027?
Not announced yet. This page carries Lights All Night 2026 and will carry the 2027 edition as soon as the festival announces it.
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