The Electric Zoo festival, which launched just last year, is New York City's somewhat latecoming answer to Detroit's Movement Electronic Music Festival and Miami's own Ultra -- better late than never, right? 2009's successful inaugural event at Randall's Island Park in Manhattan summoned over 26,000 concertgoers and 50 international acts performing on 4 stages.

The 2010 edition of Electric Zoo is slated for Labor Day weekend again and organizers have just announced the final lineup, an impressive eclectic roster of artists ranging from high-profile commercial names and old school heavyweights like Paul Van Dyk, Moby, and The Chemical Brothers, to decidedly more underground players like Dixon, Bassnectar, and Adultnapper. 2-day general admission passes are still available now, but prices go up at midnight on Thursday, July 8, so if you're planning on heading up to the Big Apple for this one, hurry and get yours now!

For more info and tickets go to electriczoofestival.com. Check out the full, final lineup after the jump.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th                                             

Main Stage                   
The Chemical Brothers, Benny Benassi, ATB, Major Lazer, Boris, Dirty South, Tom Middleton

Hilltop Arena 
Paul van Dyk, Kaskade, Chuckie, Gareth Emery, Glenn Morrison, Joachim Garraud, Markus Schulz, Pete Tong

Red Bull Music Academy Tent
Pretty Lights, Afrojack, Erol Alkan, Fake Blood, Flying Lotus, LA Riots, Martyn, Rusko     

Sunday School Grove
Richie Hawtin, Claude VonStroke, Joris Voorn, Paco Osuna, Paul Kalkbrenner, Reboot, Steve Bug             

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th

Main Stage 
Armin van Buuren, Moby (DJ Set), Fedde le Grand, Boys Noize, Funkagenda

Hilltop Arena
Above & Beyond, Avicii, Chris Lake, Cosmic Gate, D. Ramirez, Sander van Doorn, Steve Aoki
Wolfgang Gartner 

Red Bull Music Academy Tent
Bassnectar, A-Trak, Aeroplane, Diplo, Jon Hopkins, Savoy, The Glitch Mob

Sunday School Grove
John Digweed, Adultnapper, Davide Squillace, Dixon, Dusty Kid, Marco Carola, Martin Buttrich, Matthias Tanzmann, Popof, Victor Calderone

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