Today, Insomniac’s Skyline Festival announces the dates and new downtown Los Angeles home for its 2026 edition. Produced by Insomniac’s Factory 93, Skyline’s fifth anniversary will be celebrated at Ace*Mission Studios, uniting world-class electronic music talent alongside local innovators in the heart of the city.

Over the past four years, Skyline has built its foundation on connecting Los Angeles’ underground spirit with the global electronic music community. The festival has cultivated a culture of forward-thinking curation, championing breakthrough acts and visionaries redefining modern house and techno. Previous editions have featured international acts like Carl Cox, Charlotte de Witte, Dom Dolla, Peggy Gou, Michael Bibi, Marco Carola, Seth Troxler, and Honey Dijon, while spotlighting LA scene shapers such as Bianca Oblivion, Trax Unit, James Axon, Annika Wolfe, and Capes, on its community-driven Arts District stage introduced in 2025.

In 2026, Skyline moves to the expansive Ace*Mission Studios, transforming the venue into a two-day celebration of underground sound and culture. Set along the LA River and bordering the city’s storied Arts District, Ace*Mission’s industrial character and proximity to the heart of LA’s thriving electronic scene makes it a natural new home for Skyline – one that reflects the city’s enduring connection to the underground. Originally built by the Anderson family as a beverage distribution hub, Ace*Mission Studios has been reimagined as a creative campus at the center of a burgeoning neighborhood. Long before its rebirth, this pocket of downtown served as a meeting point for LA’s underground – where music, art, and community found refuge in its network of clandestine warehouses.

Skyline invites fans into a two-day journey centered around music, light and art installations, and local food options – an immersive experience that embodies the vibrant spirit of LA’s creative community. Returning for 2026 are the festival’s West Side, East Side, and Arts District stages, joined by a new addition, The Warehouse stage. As another tribute to LA’s underground, which lives in both open-air spaces and industrial warehouse interiors, the new indoor stage expands the experience to over ten hours of music per day and more than sixty artists, marking Skyline’s most ambitious sonic offering yet. The energy will continue long after the main stages close – with official afterparties taking place inside Ace*Mission Studios warehouse, announced closer to the event.

Skyline’s Stage Access Ticket offering – offering fans backstage access to three of the festival’s four stages – returns with an expanded experience for 2026. Stage Access Ticket holders will enjoy a private festival entrance, top-shelf bar selections, premium air-cooled restroom suites, elevated culinary offerings, a backstage lounge, and dedicated concierge service.

Two-day GA, VIP, and Stage Access festival passes will be available for purchase beginning October 17 at 12pm PT. Fans will also have an opportunity at an early jump on passes via the Ticket Presale beginning October 17 at 11am PT by signing up at the link here.