Martin Garrix, Tiesto to headline Breakaway Music Festival 2025 in Sacramento
Martin Garrix, Tiesto, and several others have been announced to be part of the official Breakaway NorCal 2025 lineup, the festival announced on social media Wednesday.
This electronic music festival will be in Sacramento at the Cal Expo Center from Oct. 10-11.
The rest of the lineup is rounded out by Elderbrook, Louis The Child, Austin Millz, Chyl, Kasablanca, and Wuki.
The 2-day Fam Club presale starts June 26 at 10 am Pacific Standard time. Regular ticket sales start on June 27 at 10 am Pacific Standard time.
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