GRiZ reveals GRiZMAS 2026 lineup for 11th year in Detroit
GRiZMAS returns to Detroit in December with Sippy, Ravenscoon and more joining GRiZ for the annual hometown celebration
GRiZ is bringing GRiZMAS back to Detroit for its 11th year, returning to the Masonic Temple on December 18 and 19. The two-night celebration will feature separate headline sets from GRiZ, with Sippy and Noetika joining him on Friday before Ravenscoon and JiLLi take over support duties on Saturday.
GRiZMAS has become one of the artist’s longest-running traditions, but the event has always been about more than the music. The annual Detroit celebration is part of the larger 12 Days of GRiZMAS initiative, which brings together shows, community events and charitable efforts throughout the city. After returning for its 10th edition last year, GRiZ is keeping the hometown tradition going for another December.
The lineup also reflects the bass-heavy side of GRiZ’s current live world. Sippy and Noetika will open the first night, while Ravenscoon and JiLLi will join the action for night two. With GRiZ playing both nights, fans will also get two opportunities to see him build a set around funky bass music and his famous saxophone.
Giving back has remained closely tied to GRiZ’s events over the years. Through GRiZMAS, the initiative has raised over $200,000 for Detroit-based Seven Mile, which provides free music, art and coding programs for local students. GRiZ has also continued that community-focused approach outside of Detroit.
In September, he brought his Free Shows For The People series to Denver after his Red Rocks shows sold out, hosting two free performances at JUNKYARD. GRiZ also announced that 100% of the profits from merchandise sold at the event would go toward local Denver charities. The Denver event is another example of how he has continued finding ways to make his shows accessible while giving back to the communities hosting them.
Before GRiZMAS, GRiZ will continue his 2026 run with Seven Stars Festival, BOO Seattle, Haunted Fest Cincinnati, Breakaway Houston and Tahoe Live. He will then return to Detroit for GRiZMAS before closing out the year with Jackpot Festival, To The Future and Decadence for New Years.
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