Breakaway is ending its biggest year in Texas, and the debut Houston edition has been built like a season finale. Houston is the final stop on Breakaway’s 13-city 2026 tour, the largest touring season in the brand’s history and one that added three new markets — New York City, Salt Lake City, and Houston — in a single year.
Landing at The Festival Grounds at Shell Energy Stadium November 13–14, the inaugural Breakaway Houston will be headlined by Dom Dolla, GRiZ, Cloonee, and Tape B — a four-way split between tech house dominance and bass music’s current center of gravity.
Dom Dolla arrives having spent the year as one of the most in-demand names in global dance music, and his second Breakaway appearance of the season closes the loop on a tour that opened with him in Tampa in April. Cloonee brings the same relentless tech house pressure. On the other side, GRiZ’s live show — the saxophone, the production, the sheer maximalism of it — is one of the few genuinely theatrical sets in American electronic music, and Tape B’s rise from regional favorite to headline booking has been among the fastest in bass music.
The supporting bill is broad. BLOND:ISH brings Afro and melodic house, INZO the psychedelic bass end, and Big Gigantic another dose of live instrumentation. Kaleena Zanders, Riordan, and Daniel Allan represent the vocal and songwriting side of the genre, while wreckno, Know Good, HOL!, and Steller cover the rest of the low end. Frank Walker, jigitz, Ares Carter, and 2ŁØT round out the national roster.
Houston locals are well represented, with Jake Shore, Hans Glader, Soar, Linska, Celo, Kendi, DEM1GOD, and KADE FINDLEY on the bill one of the deeper local commitments Breakaway has made at a debut market.
Two-day GA, VIP, Ultimate VIP, and Terrace passes are available through the Breakaway website starting at $159.
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