Bridge City Block Party (Portland, OR, USA) 2026

About

Bridge City Block Party moves to the banks of the Willamette on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 September 2026, trading Pioneer Courthouse Square for Tom McCall Waterfront Park in downtown Portland. The switch turns a one day block party into a two day event, and promoters Red Cube and Disco Presents have also dropped the age limit: the 2025 edition was 21 and over, while 2026 is open to anyone 18 or above, with alcohol still restricted to 21 and over. The box office opens at 2PM on both days, gates follow at 3PM and the music finishes at 10PM. The park sits at 98 SW Naito Parkway, a short walk from the downtown transit mall.

Subtronics headlines day one and Zeds Dead close day two, the two poles of a bill that leans heavily on American bass music. The rest of the lineup is billed alphabetically by tier: whethan., Zingara, Blossom, Costa, Gardella and Saka, with Dr. Fresch and EPROM added as special guests. That gives the weekend a spread from heavyweight dubstep and trap through house and the more experimental end of bass, and at ten acts across two days it stays closer to a city event than a sprawling music festival. Set times and the site map were still listed as coming soon at the time of writing.

Tickets are sold through Tixr, Red Cube’s own ticketing partner, as two day and single day passes. The house rules are strict: no re-entry once you leave, no refunds or exchanges, no camping, and no crowd surfing or climbing on production. Valid photo ID is needed at the gate, and anyone who wants to drink can pre-register online for a 21 plus RFID wristband. The 2025 edition put Crankdat, YDG, WonkyWilla, Evalution and Milly Wubs on a 360 degree stage in the middle of the city, and the move to the waterfront gives 2026 far more ground to work with.