San Diego’s biggest electronic music weekend is here
The headliners split the weekend by night. Tiësto headlines Saturday, June 27. Joining him as special guest is ZHU — a pairing that bridges big-room energy with ZHU’s deep, cinematic sound. Meanwhile, Martin Garrix closes out Sunday, June 28, with James Hype filling the special guest slot. Beyond the headliners, the bill holds up well. Lost Frequencies joins Sunday’s lineup, bringing his melodic, radio-crossing sound to the bayfront. Additionally, Łaszewo brings a fresh underground edge to Saturday’s proceedings. The undercard across both days pulls from rising local talent and established names in the scene.
Into The Horizon calls Waterfront Park home. The park sits at 1600 Pacific Hwy in the heart of downtown San Diego, right on the bay. As a result, the skyline serves as a natural backdrop to every set. For Into The Horizon San Diego 2026, it remains a fitting choice — open air, city-center, and built for the kind of moments that don’t fade easily.
The context surrounding this lineup makes it even more exciting. Tiësto is a returning force at Horizon. He has headlined the festival before, and San Diego has consistently been a strong market for him. As for Martin Garrix, he arrives here fresh off his AMERICAS Tour. That run is a massive 16-city North and South America campaign that kicked off in May. By the time he steps on stage at Waterfront Park, he will have played some of the continent’s most iconic venues. In short, expect a set at peak form. Passes for Into The Horizon San Diego 2026 are on sale now via the official Into The Horizon ticketing page.
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