Seismic Dance Event Returns to Austin with Epic Lineup for 7.0 Edition

Seismic Dance Event Returns to Austin, Texas for its seventh edition from November 15-17 at The Concourse Project, featuring an impressive lineup of fan-favorite house and techno DJs and producers. 

Headlining the festival are iconic artists Carl Cox and Eric Prydz, alongside Gesaffelstein. Other notable performers include Waxtrona (a collaboration between Wax Motif and Matroda), Cloonee, Westend, Sonny Fodera, Hannah Wants, 08 Studios’ OGUZ, and the cinematic duo KAS. Fans can look forward to sets from Mall Grab and Sammy Virji. 

The techno lineup holds all-time favorites like Nico Moreno, TRYM, Deborah de Luca, Argy, Layton Giordani, and Massano. Rising talents are also set to perform such as Portuguese artists BIIA and Airod, promising a great experience for all attendees. 

Produced by Austin-based RealMusic Events, Seismic is known for its forward-thinking programming, having previously hosted both standalone artists and the successful Seismic Spring Lite edition. The Concourse Project ranked #28 globally and #5 in the US by DJ Mag’s Top 100 Clubs, provides the perfect backdrop with its expansive 15-acre indoor/outdoor venue, offering fans a live music experience like no other.

With two main stages, Volcano and Tsunami, and a 15-acre venue, attendees can expect great music production and an electrifying crowd. Talent, location, and atmosphere solidify its reputation as a must-attend festival for electronic music lovers. Prepare to make memories that will last a lifetime at Seismic 7.0. Get more information and tickets here.

 

 


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