Project GLOW Unveils High-Voltage 2026 Lineup for Landmark Fifth Anniversary in Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C. — Project GLOW has officially announced its highly anticipated 2026 artist lineup, celebrating the festival’s fifth anniversary at the iconic RFK Festival Grounds on May 30 and 31, 2026. Since its debut, Project GLOW has become a cornerstone of the East Coast electronic music scene, known for its vibrant crowd energy, genre diversity, and immersive festival experience.

The 2026 edition delivers one of the festival’s most ambitious lineups to date, bringing together globally celebrated headliners, cutting-edge underground talent, and rare back-to-back performances across multiple stages. This year’s top billing includes Mau P, Eric Prydz, Zeds Dead, and Excision b2b Sullivan King, representing the full spectrum of house, techno, bass, and heavy dubstep.

Project GLOW continues to distinguish itself through thoughtful curation and musical range. The 2026 roster features high-impact collaborative sets such as G Jones b2b Eprom and Spencer Brown b2b QRION, offering fans exclusive performances rarely seen on festival stages. Additional standout acts include Sara Landry, Dimension, Cloonee, Wooli, Ray Volpe, Cassian, LP Giobbi, Coco & Breezy, Max Styler, and Disco Lines, reflecting the festival’s commitment to both innovation and scene-defining talent.

From powerful nighttime bass showcases to euphoric daytime house and techno sets, Project GLOW 2026 promises a dynamic sonic journey throughout the weekend. Carefully curated stage designs, elevated production values, and a strong sense of community continue to set the festival apart as a destination experience rather than just an event.

Tickets for Project GLOW 2026 go on sale Thursday, January 15 at 12:00 PM ET, with early pricing available for a limited time. As the festival enters its fifth year, Project GLOW remains focused on pushing creative boundaries while delivering unforgettable moments for dance music fans from across the country.

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