Movement Detroit will return for its 20th anniversary May 23-25, bringing electronic music to Hart Plaza with headliners Dom Dolla, Sara Landry and Carl Cox.

The festival marks two decades since its inception in 2000, when it launched as Detroit Electronic Music Festival before adopting the Movement name in 2006. This year’s edition features over 100 artists performing across five stages throughout Memorial Day weekend.

Australian house producer Dom Dolla joins the lineup following his recent Grammy nomination for “Rhyme Dust.” The artist has performed at major festivals worldwide including Coachella and Tomorrowland.

Sara Landry brings her hard techno sound to Detroit after selling out venues across Europe and North America. The Texas-born DJ launched her Hekate Records label in 2021.

Carl Cox returns to Movement as a veteran of the Detroit festival circuit. The British DJ has performed at the event multiple times throughout its history.

Tickets went on sale in December, with three-day passes starting at $175. Single-day tickets and VIP packages are also available through the festival’s website.

The festival generates significant revenue for Detroit, with organizers estimating $60 million in economic impact from last year’s event. Hotels throughout downtown Detroit report near capacity for the holiday weekend.

Movement Detroit takes place at Hart Plaza along the Detroit riverfront. Gates open at noon each day, with music continuing until midnight.

Stay tuned to Breaking And Entering for even more festival news and lineup announcements.