Overview Lights All Night is Disco Presents' New Year's electronic dance music festival in Dallas, two nights on the last two days of December across three stages called The Metroplex, Disco Rodeo and Lonestar. The 2025 edition, its 15th, was at Dallas Market Hall, and the 2026 edition was booked into Fair Park. Its promoter bills it as the longest-running multi-day dance event. James "Disco" Donnie Estopinal founded Disco Presents in 1994, and by 2025 it had sold more than 25 million tickets across over 21,000 club nights, arena shows and outdoor festivals, among them Sunset Music Festival, Freaky Deaky and Ubbi Dubbi. On site Each stage has its own sound. The Metroplex is the main stage. Disco Rodeo runs house and techno, and Lonestar is the bass stage. General admission covers the floor; the GA+ tier adds expedited entry, air-conditioned space and upgraded restrooms, and VIP adds viewing areas at several stages, VIP-only bars and a collectible laminate. Tickets sell for either night or both. Audience Entry is 18 and over. The festival runs an ambassador program in which fans promote the event and earn merchandise, free tickets, express entry and backstage passes. Talent and Influencers For the 15th edition in 2025, the organizers said they wanted to go big and bring the festival back to New Year's Eve proper. GRiZ, Illenium, Knock2, Levity, Mau P, Sara Landry and Porter Robinson played The Metroplex; Chris Lorenzo and Matroda went back to back on Disco Rodeo with Odd Mob and AYYBO; and Lonestar carried Chef Boyarbeatz, Wreckno, Stylust and Maddy O'Neal. Brand presence Partners take 10-by-10 activation spaces.