Breakaway Music Festival has confirmed the lineup for its Atlanta stop in 2026, adding another high-profile event to the city’s growing electronic music calendar. According to the festival announcement, the two-day event will feature headlining sets from John Summit, Kaskade, and Fisher, alongside a wide range of electronic artists spanning house, tech house, and bass-driven sounds.
The festival is scheduled to return to Atlanta on May 15–16, 2026, taking over Center Parc Stadium (formerly Turner Field). The move to this stadium venue allows for multiple stages and immersive production, blending national touring acts with a format that caters to the city’s massive dance music community. Organizers say the layout reflects Breakaway’s focus on providing improved sightlines and a high-energy environment for both established names and rising DJs.
Breakaway has expanded steadily in recent years, with editions held in several U.S. cities, and the Atlanta event has become one of its more prominent stops in the Southeast following a sold-out debut. The 2026 lineup continues that trend, offering a mix of veteran performers and current chart-topping talent like Mau P and Layton Giordani.
Ticket presales are set to begin on January 26, with general sales opening shortly after. Demand is anticipated to be strong, following the pattern of previous years as Atlanta continues to cement itself as a hub for large-scale electronic music festivals.
