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    Published Thursday, October 23, 2025· Updated Tuesday, March 03, 2026

    By EDM Army Editorial Team

    Breakaway Music Festival Expands for 2026 With Its Biggest Schedule Yet

    Breakaway Music Festival is setting up for a landmark year in 2026 as it unveils its largest run of dates so far. The festival series continues to dominate the North American scene, returning to fan-favorite locations while stepping into even bigger territory.

    Spanning from spring through fall, Breakaway offers a wide runway of opportunities for fans to dive into its signature blend of electronic music, pop, and festival culture. Whether you’re a weekend warrior or traveling city to city, the adventure has never looked better.

    Here are the confirmed dates for 2026:

    • Charlotte, NC — May 10–11
    • Washington, D.C. — June 13–14
    • Tampa, FL — August 22–23
    • Columbus, OH — August 29–30
    • Kansas City, MO — September 5–6
    • Oakland, CA — September 18–19
    • Boston, MA — September 26–27

    Each location promises a unique onsite experience, fueled by heavyweight headliners, breakthrough artists, and the vibrant community that has powered Breakaway’s rise year after year.


    Lineups and early-ticket details are coming soon — and if history tells us anything, they won’t last long. As Breakaway steps confidently into its next chapter, 2026 could be the year it becomes the essential festival tour of North America.


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