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20 Years of Get Lucky

22:41 - January 16, 2026

by davehart

© Get Lucky Not bad going for Get Lucky having survived 20 years hosting Utah's two day dance festival. This year's full line up has been announced along with tickets on sale now. One for the house fans to enjoy this...

MASV Music Group and V2 Presents officially unveil the Get Lucky 2026 lineup, revealing a bold, genre-spanning roster of world-class talent set to light up The Great Saltair on March 13th and 14th, 2026. With this announcement, the path to the festival’s Neon Future theme shines brighter than ever, marking another milestone moment for one of Utah’s most iconic dance music traditions.

This year’s lineup reflects the depth, diversity, and caliber that have defined Get Lucky for more than a decade. Headlining the weekend is deadmau5, delivering a rare drum and bass set, alongside melodic powerhouse Gryffin, bass heavyweight Kai Wachi, and house duo SIDEPIECE.

Supporting the headliners is a wide-ranging roster of artists that reinforces Get Lucky’s reputation for thoughtful, multi-genre programming. The weekend features performances from Arius presents PRISM WARP, ARMNHMR, Fransis Derelle, Hostage Situation, JOYRYDE b2b HABSTRAKT, Juelz, Lana Scolaro, Layz, Lockbox, Midnight Tyrannosaurus, MitiS, Nitepunk, Nostalgix, Tantrum Desire, and Tavatli, bringing together bass, house, drum and bass, melodic, and experimental electronic music across two nights designed for discovery, movement, and connection on the dancefloor.

For more than a decade, Get Lucky has stood as a cornerstone of Utah’s electronic music culture. What began as a grassroots holiday-weekend rave has evolved into a regional destination festival, consistently delivering festival-caliber production and internationally recognized talent. The artists who have graced the Get Lucky stage over the years have helped legitimize Salt Lake City as a key touring market, while inspiring countless local DJs, producers, and creatives to pursue their own paths within the scene.

The 2026 edition carries even greater significance as the first major festival talent announcement under MASV Music Group’s newly unified creative ecosystem and the refined evolution of V2 Entertainment. MASV brings together live event production, artist management, touring logistics, stage and lighting design, creative direction, and music distribution into a single, interconnected platform designed to support artists and communities at every level.

“I founded MASV Music Group as a platform built for the people-interactive, accessible, and supportive of the next generation of creators,” says Jeremy Moreland, CEO of MASV Music Group and co-founder of V2 Presents. “This vision is rooted in giving back to the community that built this culture from love, unity, creativity, and expression.”

While Get Lucky remains the centerpiece, the announcement comes amid a packed season of V2 Presents events across Utah, reinforcing the region’s reputation as a thriving hub for electronic music year-round. From club nights to headline tours, these events continue to feed the same ecosystem that has allowed festivals like Get Lucky to flourish.

Tickets for Get Lucky 2026 are on sale now, and in appreciation of the community’s continued support, ticket prices are officially frozen through Friday, January 16. Fans can secure passes by visiting getluckyslc.com.

As the Neon Future comes into focus, Get Lucky 2026 stands as both a celebration of how far Utah’s dance music community has come-and a powerful statement about where it’s headed next.