Los Angeles is hosting another warehouse district party for the underground dance music scene as Skyline LA returns to Ace*Mission Studios on February 28th and March 1st, hosted by none other than Insomniac’s Factory 93. Known for transforming industrial spaces into next-level, sound-forward experiences, Skyline has become one of the city’s most long-awaited boutique festivals and this year’s edition is shaping up to be the biggest one yet.
Factory 93 has been at the core of LA’s electronic music scene for a LONG time.
Developing out of the city’s warehouse and after-hours culture, the brand has built its reputation on thoughtfully picked lineups, minimal production, and full dedication to techno and house artists. Over the years, Factory 93 has evolved from throwing urban parties into hosting full-blown festivals — all while still maintaining their roots.
What started in Orlando in 2021 is now a European-style and urban dance fest for Los Angelenos, highlighting world-famous deejays alongside rising underground talent. Past Skyline editions have taken over industrial lots and open-air venues, delivering unforgettable performances from trending artists… and this year’s lineup is going to prove Skyline is always leveling up.
The East Side Stage will feature serious firepower, including Chris Stussy, DJ Gigola, Dennis Cruz, Eli Brown, Marco Carola, I Hate Models, and The Blessed Madonna b2b HAAi — a rare and exciting team-up. Add in names like Paramida, Ki/Ki, Supergloss, and Beltran, and you’ve got a stage built for weekend-long grooving vibes and explosive highs.
On the West Side Stage, Skyline leans fully into techno and house royalty.
Top deejays — like Joseph Capriati, DJ Seinfeld, Adrián Mills b2b Cloudy, 999999999, Ahmed Spins, ChaseWest, and Dee Diggs — are set to bring a mix of original and mind-boggling sets to both days. Meanwhile, the Downtown Stage hosted by Resident Advisor is presenting a stacked lineup featuring Avalon Emerson, Danny Daze b2b Ryan Elliott, Ben UFO, Jyoty b2b Zack Fox, Nick León, SPFDJ, and Richie Hawtin, which shows Skyline’s dedication to more progressive music in the mix of it all.
With multiple stages, a two-day lineup, and Ace*Mission Studios offering the perfect industrial backdrop, Skyline LA 2026 is ready to surpass every previous edition. It’s going to offer better production value, bigger artists, and larger than life experiences. You simply can’t miss this event if you consider yourself part of LA’s diverse electronic music community! Secure your spot now, with two-day passes are on sale here.
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