Skyline Festival will be back at Ace*Mission in downtown Los Angeles on February 27 and 28, 2027. The house and techno event, produced by Insomniac's Factory 93, shared the news on Tuesday. It will be the festival's sixth edition and its second in a row at the warehouse site.
At a glance
- Dates: February 27 and 28, 2027
- Venue: Ace*Mission, downtown Los Angeles
- Producer: Factory 93, part of Insomniac
- Stages: West Side, East Side, Arts District and Downtown, plus a new second warehouse stage
- Music: more than twelve hours a day from over sixty artists
- Tickets: on sale October 16 at 12pm PT, SMS presale from 11am PT
- Age: 21+
What's new for 2027
The biggest change is more indoor space, with a second stage inside the warehouse. The vinyl market featuring local L.A. record shops is also coming back.
All four named stages return, and Resident Advisor will again host one of them. Official afterparties are planned inside the Ace*Mission warehouse, with details and ticketing to follow nearer the event.
The announcement did not include 2027 artists. Two-day GA and two-day Stage Access passes are the options going on sale.
About the venue
Ace*Mission became Skyline's home in 2026. The industrial site in Boyle Heights mixes open-air areas with warehouse interiors. It once housed the Anderson family's beverage distribution business before being turned into production studios and creative offices.
A look back at 2026
Last year's bill mixed international headliners with local underground talent. It included Richie Hawtin, Ben UFO, Avalon Emerson, VTSS and KI/KI, plus back-to-back sets from The Blessed Madonna with HAAi and Marco Carola with Chris Stassy.
The Arts District stage focused on the local scene, with Juliet Mendoza, Victor Rodriguez b2b Perfect Lovers, Mez Monty, CQUESTT and Mesmé.
Why it matters
Factory 93 started in 2016 at a warehouse on Naud Street in downtown L.A. and grew into Insomniac's house and techno brand. It later launched Secret Project in 2018 and now runs the neonGARDEN stage at EDC's international editions and a stage at Sonus Festival in Croatia.
Skyline is the most focused of these projects, built for house and techno fans rather than the wider crowds at Insomniac's larger events. Insomniac has been expanding elsewhere too, as seen in its plans for a new Las Vegas events venue.