Festival-goers at the Movement Music Festival 2025 in Hart Plaza, Detroit.
The Movement Music Festival returns to Detroit for its 2025 edition, taking place from May 24 to 26. Held at Hart Plaza, the festival will showcase over 115 acts across six stages, including renowned artists like Charlotte de Witte and Carl Cox. Attendees can expect a three-day celebration of diverse musical genres and local talent, along with special showcases that highlight Detroit’s rich music culture. Tickets are now available, promising an unforgettable Memorial Day weekend experience.
Get ready, Detroit! The highly anticipated Movement Music Festival is back and bigger than ever this Memorial Day weekend. Happening from May 24 to 26, 2025, this electrifying event will once again take over the city’s iconic Hart Plaza, transforming it into a vibrant hub of music, energy, and pure excitement.
For three whole days, festival-goers will experience an unforgettable lineup featuring over 115 acts performing across six spectacular stages. Whether you’re a fan of techno, house, or something in between, there’s something for everyone! Highlights include the Movement Stage, Waterfront Stage (which is proudly presented by JARS), Stargate Stage, Underground Stage, Pyramid Stage, and Detroit Stage.
Festival enthusiasts can expect to groove to incredible performances from renowned artists such as Charlotte de Witte, Carl Cox, and John Summit. Charlotte de Witte, known for her hard-hitting techno beats, has expressed her excitement about returning to Detroit, a city she credits with significantly inspiring her musical journey.
But that’s not all! Additional acts announced include the legendary Carl Craig b2b Moodymann featuring Mike Banks, as well as Zack Fox, an actor from the hit series *Abbott Elementary*, and FERG, a founding member of A$AP Mob. Rising stars like Sara Landry and breakout Dutch DJ Mau P are also set to light up the stages. Other notable names include Skepta Más Tiempo, FJAAK, Nina Kraviz, HAAi, Boys Noize, The Blessed Madonna, and Goldie b2b Photek.
In true Detroit style, the festival will showcase local talent that makes this city so vibrant. Fans can look forward to seeing Moodymann, Huey Mnemonic, Stacey Pullen, Jon Dixon, and DJ Holographic among others. Not to mention the exciting b2b sets from Waajeed b2b Ladymonix, along with talents like Rimarkable, Stacey Hotwaxx Hale, and Mike “Agent X” Clark.
The festival will not only feature individual acts but also a collection of local showcases that highlight Detroit’s rich musical heritage. Festival-goers can check out “Detroit Love” curated by Carl Craig, “KMS Records” brought to life by Kevin Saunderson, “House Your Life” hosted by DJ Minx, and “Underground Music Academy” led by Waajeed. Specific lineups for these showcases will be revealed as the festival date approaches.
Produced independently by Paxahau, the fest has earned a reputation for delivering top-notch experiences. Paxahau is also known for producing the AfroFuture festival and partnering with the Detroit Jazz Festival.
If you’re looking to be part of this exhilarating weekend, tickets for the Movement Music Festival are now on sale. Options include both three-day and one-day passes, all of which can be conveniently purchased with payment plans. Head over to movementfestival.com for more details and to secure your spot at the festival that showcases the heart of Detroit’s music culture!
Mark your calendars, grab your friends, and prepare for an incredible time filled with music, dancing, and unforgettable moments!
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