GRiZ and Tape B headline the return of Nashville festival To The Future

GRiZ and Tape B will headline the third year of To The Future, a two-day New Year's Eve takeover of The Warehouse at the Nashville Fairgrounds on December 30 and 31, EDM.com reported. The event, curated by Miami promoter BLNK CNVS, also books TroyBoi, Richard Finger, Effin and Kompany, with AYCH, Costa and Know Good rounding out the bill.

To The Future has carved out a specific niche in Nashville's crowded New Year's calendar. Where much of the city leans into its country and honky tonk identity for the holiday, the event gives the city's growing electronic music scene a dedicated, bass-heavy alternative, built around dubstep and bass music rather than a countdown built for tourists on Broadway.

The two-night format lets organizers build a full weekend around the show rather than a single set, with what EDM.com described as top-tier audiovisual production inside the Warehouse's expansive setting, aiming to close out 2026 "on a high note."

Two-day general admission and VIP passes are on sale now, giving fans the option to attend both nights of the takeover rather than choosing one.

BLNK CNVS has not announced whether To The Future will expand beyond Nashville or add a fourth year in a different city. For now, the event remains tied to the Fairgrounds venue that has hosted it since it began, with this December marking its third consecutive run and its lineup, from GRiZ and Tape B down to newer names like AYCH and Know Good, tracked as it firms up on the festival tracker.