Breakaway Music Festival: Dates, Times, Info

Being billed as the ‘largest national touring festival,” the Breakaway Music Festival comes to Atlanta on Friday, May 16 and Saturday, May 17. Get tickets to Friday’s show. Go to Saturday’s show.

The event is a major touring festival for EDM acts, and debuts in Atlanta with headliners Zedd, Illenium and Chris Lake.

What’s the Music Lineup for the Breakaway Music Festival?

The Breakaway Atlanta Music Festival 2025, happening May 16-17 at Center Parc Credit Union Stadium, features the following lineup:

Headliners:

  • Chris Lake
  • Illenium
  • Zedd

Additional Acts:

  • ALLEYCVT
  • Blanke
  • Cyclops
  • Dennett
  • Disco Lines
  • Dr. Fresch
  • it’s murph
  • Le Youth
  • Mary Droppinz
  • Miss Dre
  • Myles O’Neal
  • Never Dull
  • Night Tales
  • Nikita, The Wicked
  • SHIMA
  • Space Laces
  • Tinlicker
  • Wooli

Local Atlanta Talent:

  • Gazza
  • Gia Nobody
  • Not Available

Check Our Your Atlanta

Check out Atlanta’s Ultimate Festival Guide for more outdoor events like this.

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