Project Glow Set Times Land for May 30-31 Return
Project Glow set times have landed, and project glow is now giving weekend planners a live schedule to work with before the May 30-31 return to RFK Festival Grounds in Washington, D.C. The release turns a general festival announcement into a practical timetable for anyone trying to see Eric Prydz, Porter Robinson, or Zeds Dead.
RFK Festival Grounds Schedule
The full plan stretches across the Eternal, Pulse, and Secret Garden stages, so attendees can start mapping conflicts instead of guessing. That kind of early release is the difference between arriving with a rough plan and showing up blind.
Eric Prydz, Zeds Dead, Excision B2B Sullivan King, Porter Robinson, Mau P, Disco Lines, Wooli, and Cloonee are all set to perform. The lineup gives the Washington, D.C. weekend breadth across the three-stage layout, and it also forces the first real tradeoff: no one gets every set.
Three Stages, One Weekend
The schedule covers another full weekend of electronic music back in the nation’s capital, with the stage split doing the real work of shaping the crowd’s path through the grounds. For attendees, the value is simple: the set-times release is the point where interest turns into a routing decision.
Planning starts now because the names that matter most are spread across the same May 30-31 window. If Prydz and Porter Robinson sit too close together on different stages, the weekend becomes less about attendance and more about choosing priorities.
What Attendees Can Do
With the full schedule out before gates open, the practical move is to lock in must-see sets, identify overlaps, and build the day around the performances that matter most. That is the real utility of a timed release: it lets ticket holders turn a broad festival card into a usable plan.
Project Glow will now be judged less by the promise of its lineup than by how cleanly it helps people navigate it. For a two-day festival with three stages, that schedule is the product.
