Tahoe Live just dropped its single day lineups for 2026.
The mountainside festival returns to Palisades Tahoe for its fifth edition from December 11-13. Each night brings a distinct, genre-curated lineup to one stage with no set conflicts, steps from the ski lifts at the California resort, 6,200 feet above sea level in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
After a bass heavy lineup last year, Chris Lake brings house music back to the slopes with a headline performance on Friday, December 11, alongside support from leading genre names like Walker & Royce, Noizu, Devault, Cole Knight, Nala, and Zaddy B.
The next night, Saturday, December 12, GRiZ makes his first headline appearance in Northern California since he sold out two-nights at the Cow Palace in November 2025. The dubstep star played Outside Lands as GRIZTRONICS earlier this year, but his Tahoe Live set gives NorCal a chance to catch his standalone headline show, alongside sets from T-Pain’s new bass alias, TEDDY PAIN, YDG, Mary Droppinz, HerShe, KHØDA LEON, and DJ Unni.
Knock2’s high-energy bass house and trap closes the show out strong on Sunday, December 13, as Niteharts takes the mountain with additional performances from colleagues and collaborators like Madeon, Control Freak, Daniel Allan, WINK x nikko, Klo and BUNS.
The intentionally programmed day splits mark the next step in a purposeful expansion of Tahoe Live’s musical identity, according to a press release, as organizers look to cater to all types of electronic music fans.
“They’re three completely different days, but every one of them feels current, relevant and distinctly Tahoe Live,” event founder Dustin Esson said in a statement. “And then you put all of that on one stage, in the snow, at the base of one of the most iconic ski resorts in North America. What else do you need?”
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Single day tickets go on sale this Thursday, November 5, at 10AM PT. You can sign up here to get a ticket link sent straight to you when the sale goes live.
For more info or to purchase tickets, visit tahoelive.net.
Featured image courtesy: Tahoe Live. Credit: Brian Walker.