Inside Seismic Dance Event’s Fall 2026 lineup
Seismic Dance 2026 returns to Austin this November with a stacked lineup and more announcements still to come.
Austin’s beloved underground dance music festival, Seismic Dance Event, has dropped its first wave of artists for this November’s 9.0 edition. The three-day event returns to The Concourse Project from November 13–15, 2026, bringing together a sweeping cast of talent for what promises to be another landmark weekend in the South’s house and techno scene.
Headlining the festival’s initial announcement are electronic trio Above & Beyond, viral phenomenon horsegiirl, and Austin’s own hard techno powerhouse Sara Landry. Porter Robinson and SG Lewis are also prominent artists on the lineup, alongside Amsterdam’s KI/KI and bass-house staple Chris Lorenzo. Rounding out the upper tier are melodic techno stalwart Layton Giordani and house music veteran Max Styler.

The supporting lineup is equally impressive, spanning UK garage (MPH, Notion, Diffrent, Smokey Bubblin’ B), industrial techno (Brutalismus 3000), and a string of rising global talents including Luke Alessi, VTSS, Devault, and HNTR. Deeper into the lineup, regional and emerging acts like Texas artist Conrad Taylor, Latin house artist BOLO, and Spanish duo Mestiza reflect the festival’s commitment to diversity.
Produced by Austin-based RealMusic Events, Seismic has built its reputation on pairing world-class bookings with an intimate, community-focused atmosphere that sets it apart from larger mainstream festivals. Programming is spread across three distinct stages: the indoor Volcano, outdoor Tsunami, and Frequency. They each offer their own muscial identity, with the party continuing into late-night events inside The Concourse Project’s main room.

The venue itself, a hybrid indoor-outdoor space that opened in 2021, has earned global recognition, landing at #31 on DJ Mag’s Top 100 Clubs list and #3 in the United States. Three-day GA and VIP passes are on sale now at the official Seismic Dance Event website.
Featured image credit: Seismic Dance Event Press




