The stage is set and final preparations are underway for Breakaway Music Festival NorCal 2025, bringing some of the world's top dance DJs to town.
What was once Cal Expo's horse racing track has now been transformed into an electronic music performance space with two stages and a silent disco.
Scared to be lonely? Don't be, because the two-day event features dozens of performers, including headliners Martin Garrix and Tiësto.
The dance festival has been touring the nation for more than ten years and was previously held in San Francisco. So let's get down to business: Why did they choose to move to Sacramento this year?
Breakaway is being held the same weekend traditionally used by the Goldensky Country Music Festival at Discovery Park, which had brought in 75,000 fans last year but was canceled this year.
"We, of course, have consumers who are boarding planes, booking hotel rooms, and spending money in restaurants locally," Fucci said. "We have this tagline at Breakaway called 'leave it all behind,' and we really encourage folks to leave your worries at home and come and just enjoy yourself."
Tickets are still on sale and start at about $100 a day. Gates open Saturday at 4 p.m.
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