The two-day electronic festival called Breakaway transformed Fair Park into an exciting escape for Dallas, Texas, music lovers. Bad weather originally scheduled for April 4–5 caused a change of plans to April 5–6. The last-minute weather shift did little to dampen spirits, as the crowd stayed lively, energetic, and fully engaged. Thousands of passionate fans gathered to honor their love of music, generating an interesting setting that made the event unique. 

Saturday's opening night was nothing short of spectacular, with a fantastic lineup playing over two main stages. Rising talents such as Lavern, Kream, and Ship Wrek set The Launch Pad in action, creating a magnetic setting that had fans buzzing with excitement. Meanwhile, the main stage was pulsing with energy as Bunt, Troyboi, and DJ Mandy led the audience on a musical journey, building excitement for headliners Gryffin and Zedd. A third stage offered a unique silent disco where attendees could grove to their chosen beats while forgetting themselves in their own musical worlds, therefore enhancing the experience. 

Delighted with free Jimmy John's sandwiches launched between acts, festival attendees made sure they had the endurance to dance late into the night, as though the great music wasn't enough to drive a party. When Zedd finally took the stage to perform his iconic hit "Clarity," it felt like a nostalgic trip back to the roots of their love for electronic music. It was a moment charged with nostalgia, encapsulating the magic of the night and reminding everyone why they fell in love with electronic music in the first place.