Austin

DRY JANUARY. WET WITH ENDORPHINS.

No alcohol.

Just bass, heat, sweat — and nervous systems switching on.
Daybreaker enters Year 13. January, reprogrammed.

Steam in the air. Bass in your chest.

Strangers moving like they’ve done this before — because they have. This Dry January, Daybreaker is throwing sunrise-adjacent dance parties in saunas and some of the most iconic rooms across the country. No alcohol required. Just sound, movement, and real human connection.

Here’s the science:

Heat boosts endorphins. Movement releases dopamine. Dancing together floods oxytocin — the bonding hormone. This isn’t a New Year’s resolution. It’s biology — and community.

As Daybreaker enters Year 13, a number long associated with renewal and breaking old cycles, our oracle for 2026 is simple:

Stop numbing. Start waking. DRY JANUARY. STILL GETS YOU HIGH.

🎟️ Tickets won’t last. Don’t sleep on mornings.