San Diego’s Petco Park is welcoming Temper Festival, a brand new bass festival, this holiday season.
Powerhouse local promoter LED Presents will bring Temper Festival to the baseball home of the San Diego Padres for one day only on Wednesday, December 30, expanding its genre footprint after a standout 2026 of bass music programming with a bill of established headliners and next-gen talent.
Unfolding across three stages of boundary-pushing bass, club music, experimental electronic, and even techno, Temper’s inaugural lineup is led by dubstep heavyweights Zeds Dead, low-end bass trailblazer Whethan, trap visionary G Jones, Aussie indie electronic innovator Ninajirachi, and a rare DJ set from viral singer-songwriter Tiffany Day, alongside even more highly touted staples of the scene like Crankdat, Levity, and hard techno maven Sara Landry.
The roster only gets deeper with renowned bass selector Mary Droppinz, 140-BPM veteran Distinct Motive, American garage and bassline acolyte Neumonic, and video-game-inspired dance sensation Starjunk 95, plus an anticipated appearance from dubstep pot-stirrers Richard Finger and SoCal’s own leftfield electronic architect RamonPang. Check out the full lineup below.
Offering picturesque views of the downtown San Diego skyline, Petco Park’s expansive open-air grounds will be transformed into a dynamic, genre-diverse music celebration, blending immersive production and thoughtfully curated spaces throughout, according to a press release.
Now more than halfway through its biggest show calendar year yet, LED Presents is known as one of San Diego’s premier party outfits for cross-genre dance music, bringing everything from classic house and techno to futuristic experimental bass to venues like SPIN, EQ, Gallagher Square, and more.
Pre-sale registration for LED Presents Temper Festival is now open here. Pre-sale ticket access begins this Thursday, August 6, at 11AM PT. General on-sale will follow on Friday, August 7, at 11AM PT.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit temperfest.com.
Featured image courtesy: LED Presents.