Disco Presents has officially unveiled the lineup for Freaky Deaky 2026: The Revival, returning Halloween weekend October 30–31 to the Travis County Exposition Center in Austin, TX with one of its most immersive and sonically expansive editions to date.
Leading the weekend are some of electronic music’s most in-demand names, including Illenium, Disco Lines, Boogie T, Crankdat, and Mary Droppinz, alongside a stacked roster featuring Liquid Stranger, SLANDER, SIDEPIECE, Odd Mob, WHETHAN, Hannah Laing, Interplanetary Criminal, DJ Heartstring, Flava D, and more, spanning bass, house, techno, UKG, and artists shaping the genre’s next phase.
“The Revival” Theme Takes Center Stage
More than a lineup, Freaky Deaky 2026 is conceived as a fully realized environment where music, design, and movement exist in constant dialogue. This year’s theme, “The Revival,” draws attendees into a dystopian laboratory where science and sound intertwine, creating an otherworldly sonic experience that evolves across every stage and setting.
The experience spans across three distinct stages—The Reactor, The Circuit, and The Lab—each shaping its own sonic identity within the world of “The Revival.” Attendees will move through a reanimated environment of evolving visuals, immersive production, and shifting design elements that blur the line between science fiction and the dancefloor.
Across the grounds, Illenium delivers sweeping, emotionally charged moments, while SLANDER and WHETHAN guide the energy as the light begins to fade. Deeper in, Liquid Stranger, Boogie T, Crankdat, and Zingara lean into heavier frequencies, while Disco Lines, SIDEPIECE, Odd Mob, and Mary Droppinz drive high-energy sets across immersive, industrial-tinged environments. Late-night performances from Interplanetary Criminal, DJ Heartstring, Flava D, and Hannah Laing carry the energy into the festival’s darker edges.
Building on its legacy since launching in Houston in 2018, Freaky Deaky has grown into one of the largest and most distinctive Halloween dance music events in the country. The festival is known for pairing world-class electronic talent with immersive, themed environments that draw fans from across the U.S. to not just attend, but fully embody the experience.
The Austin edition will once again feature multi-stage production, large-scale installations, roaming performers, and a crowd that transforms the grounds into a full-spectrum Halloween celebration. Two-day GA passes are on sale beginning at $169, with payment plan deposits starting at $30.
Tickets go on sale April 30 at 10 AM CT at FreakyDeaky.com.
