Lights All Night (LAN) has confirmed its lineup and venue for this year’s New Year’s Eve celebration, returning to Dallas Fair Park on December 30 & 31, 2026. Now marking its 16th year, Texas’ longest-running NYE electronic music festival continues its tradition of diverse lineups, elaborate production, and a countdown into the new year.
Headlining this year’s celebration are dance music giants Tiësto, house favorite Chris Lake, and bass music innovator Subtronics — all returning to LAN after past performances that fans still talk about. Joining them is atmospheric artist Gryffin, plus a lineup of international talent making their first-ever LAN appearances: Irish techno standout KETTAMA, celebrated French hard techno producer I Hate Models, and Japanese hard dance artist YØU$UKE YUK1MAT$U.
This marks the festival’s first time back at Fair Park since 2012. Attendees can look forward to two nights of top-tier performances, striking visual production, and the traditional midnight countdown, all set against the backdrop of a 277-acre National Historic Landmark known for having the country’s largest collection of 1930s Art Deco exposition architecture.
“For 16 years, Lights All Night has continued to grow because of the fans who have made it their New Year’s Eve tradition. Returning to Fair Park feels like the right next step in the festival’s evolution. It’s where some of our earliest memories were made, but this year’s event is all about looking forward. We’re building the biggest Lights All Night yet, and we can’t wait to celebrate the countdown into 2027 with everyone.” — James ‘Disco Donnie’ Estopinal Jr., Founder & CEO, Disco Presents
What began as a single-night event on New Year’s Eve 2010 has since grown into one of North America’s leading electronic music festivals for ringing in the new year. Across its 16-year run, LAN has drawn more than 300,000 attendees and hosted over 500 artists, among them Calvin Harris, Deadmau5, Skrillex, Tiësto, The Chainsmokers, Excision, GRiZ, Illenium, Porter Robinson, RL Grime, Kaskade, and many others.
As Lights All Night keeps evolving, it remains grounded in the qualities that have made it a beloved annual tradition in dance music. This edition is less about nostalgia and more about pushing the festival into its next phase — blending music, technology, and immersive design for one final send-off before the new year begins.
Tickets are on sale now, following a successful Blind Presale held in advance. Fans are encouraged to grab passes soon, as prices are expected to rise. More artist announcements and festival details will roll out in the coming months.
Tickets and more information available at LightsAllNight.com.
