While Oak Lawn Live’s two larger stages will split the festival’s main artist lineup throughout the day, the third stage keeps the music moving continuously from 1 to 9 p.m. Pride in Dallas will take over the festival’s third stage with eight hours of DJs and dance music, giving a dedicated space for house, tech house, disco and the sounds that have long been part of LGBTQ+ nightlife.
This lineup is also close to home, bringing together DJs from Dallas and the surrounding area. From longtime fixtures of the city’s house music scene to newer names appearing across the Gayborhood, here is who Pride in Dallas is bringing to Cedar Springs.
The Disco Daddies | 1–2 p.m.
Enrique Salinas and Tyler Beck start the Pride in Dallas stage as the Disco Daddies, a Dallas duo built around a shared love of dance music from across the decades.
Their sets pull from the ’70s, ’80s, ’90s and 2000s, remixing familiar favorites into disco house and vocal house. The duo has also become a Sunday fixture at Dallas LGBTQ+ landmark The Hidden Door, where they hold a regular DJ residency.
Eldian | 2–3 p.m.
Eldian is a Dallas-based DJ whose sets center on tech house and dance music. After attending DJ school in Dallas, he began gaining experience behind the decks, including appearances at two major events.
As he continues to establish himself in the local scene, Eldian approaches each set with a focus on energy, movement and creating a moment the crowd will remember.
Red Eye | 3–4 p.m.
Few DJs on the lineup have a connection to Dallas electronic music quite as deep as Red Eye.
Red Eye has been part of the city’s house and electronic scene for decades, with his career documented by Resident Advisor and the Dallas Observer. His career stretches from the city’s underground dance culture to a longtime presence at It’ll Do Club and Shy Boy Hi-Fi where he has played alongside a long list of touring electronic artists. His sets move through house, deep house, acid, breaks and other corners of electronic music rather than staying locked into one sound.
Red Eye is also a producer and the founder of Crash Planet Records. He launched the Dallas-based label in 2024 with an interest in house and techno that carries some of the political and social ideas that were part of the genres from their beginnings.
DeLuna | 4–5 p.m.
Pride in Dallas resident DJ DeLuna moves between high-energy house and deep basslines, whether playing sunlit pool parties or late-night sets.
As founder of The Invited Events, he has become an active part of North Texas nightlife. His credits include Breakaway Dallas, Pride float sets in Dallas and Austin, and appearances at venues including Green Light Social, Station 4, Mr. Misster, TMC, Round-Up and Pinkie’s.
Philip Webb | 5–6 p.m.
Philip Webb began his DJ journey in 2014 and has since grown into one of Dallas’s most exciting and versatile talents. Now a resident DJ at the Dallas Eagle, he brings a dynamic range to every set.
Whether he’s spinning bright, hopeful, soaring melodies under the sun or unleashing dark, driving beats after nightfall, Philip’s versatility sets him apart. Drawing inspiration from artists like KREAM, Max Styler, Mark Knight, and HUGEL, he crafts sets that connect deeply with the crowd and leave a lasting impression.
House of Manchic | 6–7 p.m.
House of Manchic began during quarantine, inspired by DJs around the world who turned living rooms into dance floors and used music to stay connected. What started as a creative outlet has since grown into a DJ project rooted in queer nightlife, community and connection.
Blending jackin’ house, disco, house and dance music, House of Manchic calls the sound “Happy House,” pairing upbeat energy with bumping basslines and house-driven rhythms. His influences include Hot Since 82, Luke Alessi and Foynez.
He has played venues including Green Light Social, Crush, JR’s and Pinkie’s, as well as parties and festivals including Sunset Sessions, STRUT NYC and Rainbow Renaissance.
Momenta featuring Rexxha | 7–8 p.m.
Momenta is joined by Rexxha for one of the stage’s collaborative sets.
Pride in Dallas describes Momenta’s sound as emotive and rhythm-driven, moving from soulful house grooves into driving tech rhythms. Rexxha brings another DFW connection, with an approach centered on smooth transitions, crowd energy and keeping people moving.
Together, their set reflects a shared commitment to identity, visibility and community, using music to bring people together on the dance floor.
Barbiefartsss | 8–9 p.m.
Barbiefartsss closes the stage with one of the most distinctive sounds in Dallas’ current DJ scene.
She has become increasingly visible around Dallas clubs and music events, with appearances at Trees, Friends Only and Ladylove. Her sets do not stay neatly in one lane. House and tech bounce are part of the mix, but her sound can also move through drum and bass, hip-hop and other club styles.
Earlier this summer, Barbiefartsss was part of the Dallas Arts District Pride Block Party at the Nasher Sculpture Center, where she shared the DJ lineup with La Taína.
Three Stages, One Festival
The Pride in Dallas stage adds another dimension to a day already packed with music. It has its own lineup and schedule, with a new DJ taking over every hour from 1 to 9 p.m.
While Oak Lawn Live’s two larger stages move between pop, hip-hop, country, live electronic music and more, the third stage keeps dance music going throughout the afternoon and evening.
Oak Lawn Live takes place Saturday, September 19, 2026, from noon to 10 p.m. across four blocks of Cedar Springs Road. Oak Lawn Live is a community funded event made possible entirely through sponsorships and donations. No ticket is necessary, but a $20 donation is suggested to join us for a full day of live music, art, food and community. Your donation helps cover the cost of producing the festival and advances the Cedar Springs Merchant Association’s work to strengthen Oak Lawn through LGBTQ+ community projects, advocacy and visibility efforts.
Learn more at oaklawnlive.org.