Skyline Festival Unveils 2026 Lineup, Moves to New Downtown LA Home for Fifth Anniversary

Factory 93’s Skyline Festival is returning to Los Angeles in 2026 with its most expansive edition yet, unveiling a stacked initial lineup and a new venue for its fifth anniversary. The electronic music festival, produced by Insomniac’s Factory 93, will run February 28–March 1 at Ace*Mission Studios, a newly repurposed downtown creative campus bordering the Arts District.

The move allows Skyline to broaden its footprint and introduce a fourth stage—the Downtown stage—curated in partnership with Resident Advisor. The expanded layout will accommodate more than 60 artists across over ten hours of music each day, along with official afterparties inside Ace*Mission’s warehouse spaces.

Skyline has become known for blending Los Angeles’ underground culture with globally recognized house and techno talent, a thread the festival says it intends to carry forward in 2026. “As Skyline enters its fifth edition, the festival continues to build on its foundation of connecting Los Angeles’ underground spirit with the global electronic music community,” organizers said.

A Cross-Genre Electronic Lineup

The East Side stage will bring a wide slate of international performers, including Dennis Cruz, Chris Stussy, Beltran, and LA native Hank. The stage will also feature several high-profile B2B sets, including The Blessed Madonna B2B HAAi and Toman B2B Miguelle & Tons. Tech-house heavyweight Marco Carola, UK breakout Eli Brown, I Hate Models, KI/KI, DJ Gigola, Elli Acula, Joanna Kuchta, PARAMIDA, and Supergloss round out the East Side offering.

On the West Side stage, fans can expect sets from hard techno duo 999999999, Joseph Capriati, VTSS, Quest, and additional B2Bs including Adrián Mills B2B Cloudy and DJ Tennis B2B DJ Boring. DJ Seinfeld, Ahmed Spins, OZA, and rising acts fumi, ChaseWest, Dee Diggs, and Wakyin will also perform.

The new Downtown stage, hosted by Resident Advisor, aims to highlight experimental and avant-garde styles within electronic music. Richie Hawtin, Ben UFO, Avalon Emerson, MCR-T, SPFDJ, Nick León, and Verraco are among the top names scheduled. The stage will also showcase tINI, Danny Daze B2B Ryan Elliott, Jyoty B2B Zack Fox, Sedef Adasï, Fundido, Etari and others.

A fourth community-focused Arts District stage is set to return as well, with its lineup to be announced in early 2026.

New Venue, Expanded Experience

Ace*Mission Studios—once a beverage distribution warehouse—will serve as Skyline’s new home. Organizers describe the venue’s industrial character and proximity to the Arts District as a natural extension of the festival’s underground ethos. The larger space enables new stage designs, including a warehouse-style environment mirroring LA’s historic rave roots.

The 2026 edition also sees the return of the festival’s Stage Access Ticket option, which provides on-stage viewing at three stages, an exclusive entrance, upgraded amenities, backstage lounge access, and concierge services.

Ticketing Details

Two-day GA and Stage Access passes go on sale December 5 at 12 p.m. PT. Fans can secure early access through the Skyline Community Ticket Presale beginning an hour earlier at 11 a.m. PT here. Skyline is a 21+ event.