Movement Festival, a flagship electronic music event in Detroit, has officially revealed its complete lineup for the 2026 edition. The festival will take place at Hart Plaza from May 23 to May 25, marking a milestone as it celebrates 20 years of Paxahau's production.
The headlining acts include the return of Carl Cox, along with newcomers Sara Landry and Dom Dolla, who are both excited about performing in Detroit. Landry described the city's energy as "undeniable," while Dolla praised the festival's history and diversity. Other notable performers include Juan Atkins, Peezy, jessica Care moore, Danny Brown, Kevin Saunderson, Richie Hawtin, and many more.
The full lineup boasts over 115 artists across multiple genres, showcasing the vast talent pool of electronic music in Detroit. Fans can look forward to a diverse array of performances, from underground techno to top-tier DJs. The event promises to be an unforgettable experience for attendees.
Tickets are available now on the official Movement Festival website.
The headlining acts include the return of Carl Cox, along with newcomers Sara Landry and Dom Dolla, who are both excited about performing in Detroit. Landry described the city's energy as "undeniable," while Dolla praised the festival's history and diversity. Other notable performers include Juan Atkins, Peezy, jessica Care moore, Danny Brown, Kevin Saunderson, Richie Hawtin, and many more.
The full lineup boasts over 115 artists across multiple genres, showcasing the vast talent pool of electronic music in Detroit. Fans can look forward to a diverse array of performances, from underground techno to top-tier DJs. The event promises to be an unforgettable experience for attendees.
Tickets are available now on the official Movement Festival website.
Carl Cox is back and it's gonna be EPIC! 
I've been listening to some of Sara Landry's tracks and she's got this sick energy that'll get the crowd moving. And Dom Dolla? He's a total newcomer but he's already making waves, can't wait to see him perform! 
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Can't wait to get my hands on those tickets and dance the weekend away 
... I mean, what's next? A 20-year milestone just seems like a reason for them to charge crazy ticket prices 
. And the lineup is just a bunch of old-school techno artists who are just rehashing the same beats over and over again 
. Where's the innovation? Where's the new sound? I'm not saying I won't go, but I'm definitely keeping my expectations low 
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Can't wait to see who else is gonna perform, fingers crossed for some new talent too! 
? don't get me wrong, it's awesome that new talent like Sara Landry and Dom Dolla are getting a spot, but it feels like we're not really celebrating the festival's roots. still, i guess 20 years is a big deal and they can't please everyone 
. one thing for sure tho - i'm hyped for Juan Atkins, he's a legend