The Breakaway Music Festival, the nation’s largest touring music festival, is making ten stops across the U.S. this year. California fans can catch the West Coast edition at Sacramento’s Cal Expo Center on October 11–12, 2025.
Global stars including Martin Garrix, Louis The Child, Tiësto, Elderbrook, and more will headline the weekend before the tour continues east to Columbus.
Read on for all the details you’ll need before grabbing your tickets.
Breakaway: NorCal 2025
The Breakaway Music Festival has touched down in the Bay Area before, both at San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium and the Oakland Arena. For 2025, the festival is switching things up with a two-day takeover at Sacramento’s Cal Expo Center. No word on whether the festival will come to L.A. sometime in the future, but we’re keeping our fingers crossed.
Saturday, October 11, features headliners Tiësto and Elderbrook, joined by Austin Millz, Chyl, D.O.D., Jon Casey, Malaa (Alter Ego), Rusko, Sportmode, Wenzday, and Anastasiia.
On Sunday, October 12, Martin Garrix and Louis The Child lead the lineup, along with performances from Daily Bread, Daniel Allan, Kasablanca, Kastra, Mojave Grey, Opiuo, Rommii, Wuki, and Chango.
General admission passes start at $95 for a single day or $179 for the full weekend, with VIP upgrades and special packages available.
About the Breakaway Music Festival
Launched in Columbus, Ohio, in 2013, Breakaway Music Festival quickly built a strong reputation across the Midwest with early headliners like Chance the Rapper and Kendrick Lamar. Since then, the festival has expanded into a nationwide tour.
In 2025, the festival will hit ten cities—Las Vegas, Worcester, Philadelphia, Concord, Huntsville, Sacramento, Columbus, Pittsburgh, St. Pete, and Cincinnati—with Sacramento as its only West Coast stop.
Lineups vary by location, with highlights including Diplo and The Chainsmokers in Las Vegas, Excision in Philadelphia, John Summit and Kaytranada in Concord, and Disclosure in St. Pete.
🌐 Learn more and get tickets: Breakaway Music Festival website