Breakaway Music Festival San Francisco Tickets - Bill Graham Civic Auditorium

LineUp

Mojave Grey

2 concerts

Mojave Grey, formed by Zander Bleck and Michael Pozzi, reimagines rock & roll with electronic elements. Their unique sound blends classic rock with modern styles, captivating audiences with soulful vocals and instrumental prowess. Inspired by the Joshua Tree desert, they are a rising force in the electronic music scene.

Wuki

8 concerts

Denver's Wuki, a Grammy-nominated producer and DJ, blends booty, breaks, electro, and house into hits. Known for viral tracks on TikTok, he has collaborated with Diplo and Stevie Nicks.

Devault

3 concerts

Born Sage DeVault, Devault is an electronic artist known for emotional, dark productions. His viral Billie Eilish remix and hits like “Heaven’s Gates” gained global acclaim. Inspired by Depeche Mode and Daft Punk, he’s performed at Coachella, EDC, and collaborated with ZHU, Slayyyter, and Tommy Genesis.

Walker & Royce

9 concerts

Born in New York City’s dance scene, Walker & Royce are dance music innovators known for their unique style. They've collaborated with Claude Vonstroke, Chris Lake, and remixed top artists while releasing on labels like Relief and Diplo’s Higher Ground.

Madeon

1 concert

Hugo Leclercq, aka Madeon, is a Grammy-nominated French musician known for his unique pop-electronic style. He rose to fame with "Pop Culture" in 2011 and has collaborated with artists like Lady Gaga, Coldplay, and Porter Robinson on hits like "Shelter." Madeon's album "Good Faith" debuted at #1 on Billboard's Dance/Electronic chart.

NGHTMRE

15 concerts

LA-based DJ/producer NGHTMRE rose to fame after Skrillex played his track "Street" at Ultra 2015. Known for blending EDM and hip-hop, he collaborates with artists like The Chainsmokers, A$AP Ferg, and ZHU. Co-owns GudVibrations label. Known for energetic live sets worldwide and residency at Hakkasan.

DJ Snake

6 concerts

DJ Snake, hailing from the outskirts of Paris, is a multi-platinum DJ/producer known for hits like "Taki Taki," "Lean On," and "Turn Down for What." He made history performing atop the Arc de Triomphe and has three billion-stream songs on Spotify. Renowned for bridging diverse cultures and genres, he’s a multi-award winner and genre-defining innovator.

Big Gigantic

13 concerts

Denver duo Big Gigantic blends electronic dance with live sax, jazz, hip hop, and funk. Known for hits like “All of Me,” they've sold out Red Rocks and played Coachella.

BONNIE X CLYDE

2 concerts

BONNIE X CLYDE, known for blending vocal-oriented dance tracks, rose with "Bass Jam" and "Love Is Killing Me." Hits like "Need Ya" and collaborations with Illenium highlight their success, earning them an EDMA. Their music, rich in emotional depth, inspires seizing the moment and resonates with over a million monthly Spotify listeners.

Alan Walker

1 concert

Alan Walker, born in the UK and raised in Norway, rose to fame with his electronic hit "Faded," boasting over 2 billion streams. Known for his unique style and connection with fans, dubbed The Walkers, he's created a global creative community. Walkerworld offers a multi-layered experience, further solidifying his influence.

Ninajirachi

25 concerts

Australian electronic artist Ninajirachi blends underground and mainstream styles. Known for hits like "Angel Music" (Billboard Best of 2024), she’s toured globally and worked with Deadmau5, Charli XCX, and Porter Robinson.

What So Not

2 concerts

Australian DJ and producer What So Not (Chris Emerson) is known for his #1 dance album, cinematic bass-heavy style, and collaborations with Oliver Tree, MØ, and Killer Mike.

Henry Fong

1 concert

Florida-born DJ/producer Henry Fong blends bass house, hard dance, and Latin beats. With 2B+ streams, he's worked with Hardwell, Sean Paul, J Balvin, and more.

Smoakland

7 concerts

Smoakland, born from Bay Area roots, is Anthony Battaglia and Harrison Hays. Their "Old School" Dubstep has won global fans. Inspired by Zeds Dead, Eptic, Mersiv, and Afrojack, the duo formed after meeting at Boise State University. Personal challenges fueled their music, with Harry crediting Smoakland as life-saving.