HARD Summer is back and ready to ignite Los Angeles in 2025. The festival has unveiled its highly anticipated lineup, showcasing a dynamic mix of electronic, hip-hop, and genre-defying artists set to take over Hollywood Park on August 2-3.
Leading the charge this year are Dom Dolla, the Grammy-nominated Australian powerhouse known for his infectious house beats, the enigmatic French producer Gesaffelstein, returning with his dark industrial soundscapes, and the multi-genre maestro Kaytranada, whose eclectic mixes are sure to captivate the crowd.
The lineup doesn’t stop there. Jamaican dancehall legend Sean Paul is set to deliver his iconic rhythms, while New Orleans hip-hop veteran Juvenile & The 400 Degreez Band promise a high-energy performance. Electronic aficionados can look forward to the visionary sounds of Four Tet and Floating Points performing live, the hard-hitting techno of Sara Landry, and the pulsating beats of French DJ and producer Nico Moreno.
HARD Summer continues its tradition of spotlighting cutting-edge talent. Attendees can immerse themselves in the innovative club energy of UK duo Overmono (DJ Set), the boundary-pushing productions of Joy Orbison, and the dancefloor-filling vibes of Marlon Hoffstadt and Malugi. Rave revivalists Prospa and Berlin-based DJ Narciss are also set to bring their unique sounds to the festival.
House music enthusiasts will be spoiled for choice with performances by Latin House pioneer Deorro, the unifying dance figure The Blessed Madonna, and reinvented star DJ and producer Gordo. Skilled selectors like James Hype, Loco Dice, and tech-house sensations Ben Sterling, Riordan, Blackchild, and SOSA will keep the grooves going. Notable back-to-back sets include Walker & Royce B2B VNSSA, Adam Ten B2B Mita Gami, Torren Foot B2B Airwolf Paradise, and Kilimanjaro B2B Melé.
Techno fans can anticipate global standouts such as Italian acid duo 999999999, hard techno artist Alignment, and the enigmatic I Hate Models. Solamente label boss Deborah De Luca and an electrifying back-to-back from KI/KI and a yet-to-be-announced artist add to the techno roster.
Bass enthusiasts won’t be disappointed with performances by experimental left-field bass producer PEEKABOO, rising low-frequency favorites Tape B B2B Mersiv, and the multifaceted Crankdat. Drum & bass lovers can look forward to sets from Bou and Hybrid Minds.
After relocating to Hollywood Park in 2024, HARD Summer redefined the premier Los Angeles electronic music experience. Spanning 300 acres, the venue offers a fresh, immersive atmosphere with its spacious layout, interactive features, and innovative activations, making it the largest event of its kind in the city.
Tickets go on sale Friday, March 7, at 10 AM PT, with options for two-day GA, GA+, and VIP festival passes. Visit HARD’s official website for more information and to sign up for updates. Check out the full lineup below!
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