Portola Week Returns with Overmono, Fatboy Slim, SG Lewis & More for Festival’s Fifth Anniversary
The celebration will bring more than 15 shows to venues beyond Pier 80 before, during, and after the main event, which runs September 26-27.
Rachel Narozniak

Portola Week will return to San Francisco for the festival’s fifth anniversary, bringing more than 15 shows to venues beyond Pier 80 before, during, and after the main event, which runs September 26-27. The special programming spans September 24–27, featuring sets from Overmono, Fcukers, Fatboy Slim, SG Lewis, Chloé Caillet, horsegiirL, Channel Tres, Ben UFO, Max Styler, and more.
The crown jewel of the extended celebration is Portola’s 5th Birthday DESPACIO Extravaganza, the “high-powered, enclosed, sound system and immersive audio experience” designed by James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem, David and Stephen Dewaele of 2ManyDJs and Soulwax, and sound engineer John Klett.
The six-hour DESPACIO session at Pier 80 on September 25 is exclusively open to fans who have attended Portola every year since its 2022 debut. To qualify, ticket holders must have purchased their 2026 pass by August 18 and have an email address tied to an AXS FanAccount associated with their passes from all five years. Eligible passholders can purchase up to four tickets using their registered email address beginning at noon PT on August 19.
Portola passholders can access a presale for the Portola Week shows at 12 p.m. PT on August 20. The general sale begins at the same time the following day.
Portola’s fifth edition unfolds September 26–27 with Robyn, Dog Blood’s (Skrillex and Boys Noize’s) first performance in seven years, Swedish House Mafia, Zara Larsson, Tiësto, Four Tet, and more. Get tickets here and see Portola Week’s full schedule below.

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