Proper NYE/NYD just dropped its lineup for New Year’s Eve 2026.
The two-night festival from San Diego’s FNGRS CRSSD returns to Petco Park, the baseball home of the San Diego Padres, on December 31 and January 1, ringing in 2027 with another stadium-sized roster of leading electronic talent, running the gamut from house and techno to leftfield club sounds.
Proper’s fifth edition is led by hard techno heavyweights like Sara Landry, I Hate Models, and Klangkuenstler; multi-platinum hip-hop-turned-house producer Murda Beatz; and deep house icon Lane 8, as well as tech house icons Cloonee, KETTAMA, and Josh Baker, who will come together for a special B3B in addition to playing solo.
The house beats continue with more massive names and underground mainstays such as Chris Lorenzo, Green Velvet, Odd Mob, Cassian, Ben Sterling, SOSA, Westend, SIDEPIECE, OMNOM, Omar+, Jackie Hollander, DJ Mandy, and a B2B showing from Max Dean and Luke Dean. Meanwhile, high-speed techno comes into focus across anticipated performances from Japanese legend ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U, Bristolian genre force Eli Brown, and French powerhouse Nico Moreno.
Elsewhere, the lineup spotlights rising talent across stage takeovers from Lane 8’s This Never Happened, featuring Qrion, Robby East, and Otherwish, among others, as well as San Diego innovator Player Dave’s Daisy Chain, featuring experimental club beats by INVT, umru, canary yellow, and more. Additional names will be revealed in the coming weeks.
Since FNGRS CRSSD, the same team behind CRSSD Festival, launched Proper in 2022, the festival has grown to become a cornerstone of the outfit’s annual calendar and a celebrated annual holiday tradition for San Diego’s dance music community.
Pre-sale registration is now open here. Alumni pre-sale for returning attendees begins Tuesday, September 9, at 12PM PT. Community pre-sale begins Wednesday, September 10, at 12PM PT, before general on-sale launches the same day at 2PM PT.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit propernye.com.
Featured image courtesy: FNGRS CRSSD. Credit: Gina Chong.