Movement Music Festival, one of the longest running and most acclaimed electronic music festivals in the world, is pleased to reveal the full lineup for 2019, taking place Memorial Day Weekend, May 25 – 27 inside Hart Plaza, Detroit’s legendary riverfront park.

Since its inception, Movement has been deeply dedicated to bringing a completely original experience to Detroit, the place where it all began for Techno music. Festival organizers are hyper focused on showcasing authentic talent for the event, which in turn provides an experience that is purely about the music. Movement fans will find themselves immersed with the best of the best, seasoned vets and up and comers within Techno and other dance music genres.

Festival organizers Paxahau previously announced a lineup preview, which included UK dance music pioneers Orbital, who will be performing live for the first time in Detroit in almost 20 years; as well asAmelie Lens, Stephan Bodzin – live, Chris Lake, Danny Brown, Hot Since 82, Floorplan – live, DJ Nobu and Heiko Laux. Today’s announcement features 79 additional acts, includingGRAMMY-nominated producers Disclosure, who will be performing their acclaimed DJ set packed with new material and exciting production elements. Other notable acts announced today include Michigan native and “future funk” trailblazer, GRiZ who will be bringing his acclaimed live show to Movement; a special b3b set from Techno stalwarts Dubfire, Nicole Moudaber, and Paco Osuna who are reuniting after a legendary performance at Nicole’s MoodRAW night at Output in New York; Off-White founder and Louis Vuitton’s artistic director Virgil Abloh delivering an exclusive DJ set exploring the robust relationships between fashion and music; Superstar MC and trap music pioneer Gucci Mane; and Korean-American artist and rising global sensation, Yaeji, who is known to blend both House and Hip-Hop coupled with lyrics in both Korean and English. Complete lineup listing can be found below.

Al Ester b2b Earl Mixxin Mckinney.

Amelie Lens.

Art Department.

Brian Kage.

Carl Craig.

Disclosure – DJ set.

DJ Holographic.

Josh Wink.

Kenny Larkin – live.

Loco Dice.

LSD (Luke Slater, Function, Steve Bicknell).

Marie Davidson.

Matthew Herbert.

Maya Jane Coles.

MGUN.

Mister Joshooa.

Neil Landstrumm.

Octave One – live.

Orbital.

Ryan Crosson b2b Shaun Reeves.

Seth Troxler.

Soul Clap.

Stacey Pullen.

STERAC.

Tin Man – live.

Tylr.

Umfang.

Virgil Abloh.

WAJATTA – live (John Tejada x Reggie Watts).

Andrea Ghita.

ANNA.

Asher Perkins & Rex Sepulveda: Front to Front – live.

Ataxia.

Channel Tres.

Charlotte de Witte.

Chris Liebing.

Craig Gonzalez.

Danny Brown.

DJ Godfather.

DJ Minx.

DJ T-1000.

DM Nation.

Dubfire b3b Nicole Moudaber b3b Paco Osuna.

Fisher.

Gucci Mane.

Heiko Laux.

John Acquaviva.

Kevin Saunderson b2b The Saunderson Brothers.

Nastia.

Noncompliant.

Norm Talley.

Oscar Mulero.

Patrick Topping.

Richie Hawtin.

Ryan Elliott.

Sam Austins.

Sheefy McFly.

Soul Goodman.

Volvox.

Audion – live.

Chris Lake.

Ciel.

Dabrye + Kadence.

Danny Daze.

Detroit Techno Militia 2×4.

DJ Bone.

DJ Nobu.

DJ Tennis.

FJAAK – live.

Floorplan – live.

Get Real.

Golf Clap.

GRiZ.

Heathered Pearls.

Heidi.

Hot Since 82.

J.Phlip.

Justin Cudmore.

Loren.

Madlib.

Mathew Jonson – live.

MK.

Remote Viewing Party.

Shigeto – live.

Stephan Bodzin.

Tale Of Us.

The Advent – live.

Whodat.

Yaeji.

Movement 2019 3-Day Weekend and Daily Passes for both GA and VIP are now available for purchase at movement.us Payment Plan options are also available.

Each year on Memorial Day weekend, thousands of people from across the globe gather in the birthplace of Techno to celebrate the heritage of Detroit and its musical influence over countless generations, new and old. Movement Music Festival is one of the longest-running dance music events in the world, committed to showcasing authentic electronic music and providing an experience unlike any other. The festival takes place in Hart Plaza – Detroit’s legendary riverfront destination.

Awards and accolades received by the festival and producer include:
• Resident Advisor’s “Festival of the Month” – for May 2018 – 2010, 2008 and 2007.
• “The 16 Best Festivals of 2016” – Magnetic Magazine 2017.
• “16 of Summer’s Best Music Fests” – Jetsetter Magazine 2016.
• “Summer 2016’s 30 Must-See Music Festivals” – Rolling Stone.
• “15 Incredible Techno Festivals to Hit in 2015” – #2 on Beatport’s.
• New York Times “50 Essential Summer Festivals”.
• “50 Must-See Music Festivals” – Rolling Stone 2015.
• #6 on Magnetic Mag’s list of “Most Life-changing EDM Festivals”.