Electric Feels has already played The Echo Lounge twice this year — February and May. Friday, August 7 marks the third Dallas stop in 2026, and three bookings at the same room in a single year is not standard routing. For a touring party concept built on DJ-driven indie rock and electronic dance, it reads as a room that works — which matters when you’re running a 15-city tour that doesn’t carry a headline name.
About the Show
Electric Feels is not a band with a traditional setlist; it’s a touring party concept organized by Loud Village that blends indie rock and electronic dance under full stage production. The format puts crowd experience over any individual performer: DJs control the sequencing, live elements surface throughout the night, and special guests factor into the production. The organizers put their philosophy plainly on the artist’s site: “It’s not about who’s on stage. It’s about what you feel and who you’re with in the crowd.”
The playlist moves between Tame Impala, The Killers, Arctic Monkeys, and MGMT on the indie rock side; Daft Punk and ODESZA on the electronic end; Foster The People and Charli XCX in the pop-crossover middle. The production is scaled to what the organizers describe as a “festival feel,” with big stage production and live elements built throughout. The artist site sums up the intent: “Made from the moments we get lost in.”
No support acts have been confirmed for the August 7 date; listings note that openers are subject to change without notice. The Dallas stop is part of a 15-city U.S. run stretching from July through October, with other Texas dates at White Oak Music Hall in Houston (July 25) and Paper Tiger in San Antonio (August 8).
Venue & Logistics
The Echo Lounge & Music Hall, 1323 N. Stemmons Fwy., has become a regular home for Electric Feels in Dallas–Fort Worth, with three bookings at the same venue in a single calendar year. This is an 18+ event; physical ID required at entry. Show begins at 9:00 p.m.
Tickets
No primary ticket price was confirmed in available sources at the time of publication. Secondary market listings on VividSeats show the Dallas date at $37, though face-value pricing may differ — check Ticketmaster for the current price. Note that ticket prices may increase on the day of the show. Buy tickets