Las Vegas Festival Grounds Calendar

 The Las Vegas Festival Grounds hosts a variety of music festivals and events throughout the year, with its 2025 calendar featuring several confirmed and anticipated events based on available information. Below is an overview of the known festivals scheduled for 2025 at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds, along with some context for other potential events. Note that festival schedules are subject to change, and additional events may be announced as the year progresses.

The most prominent festival confirmed for 2025 is the When We Were Young Festival, scheduled for October 18 and 19, 2025. This emo and pop-punk extravaganza will feature iconic bands such as Panic! At The Disco, Blink-182, Weezer, Avril Lavigne, The Offspring, Simple Plan, and We The Kings. The festival kicks off at 12:00 PM each day, offering performances across multiple stages, with ticket options including General Admission, GA+, VIP, and VIP Cabana (21+ only). Tickets start at $19.99 down through layaway plans, and the event is expected to draw massive crowds, with a capacity of up to 85,000 attendees.

Another notable event, the Sick New World Festival, was initially planned for April 12, 2025, with a lineup featuring heavy hitters like Linkin Park, Metallica, AFI, Arch Enemy, and Evanescence. However, it has been canceled due to unforeseen circumstances, as announced by the organizers. Refunds for tickets purchased through Front Gate Tickets will be processed automatically within 30 days. While this festival won’t occur in 2025, the organizers have encouraged fans to stay tuned for future updates, suggesting potential events in 2026 or beyond.

Beyond these, the Las Vegas Festival Grounds is known for hosting a range of festivals, and additional events are likely to be scheduled throughout 2025. For instance, SEMA Fest, which combines automotive culture with music performances, has been held at the grounds in previous years and could return in 2025, though specific dates have not been confirmed. Similarly, festivals like the iHeartRadio Music Festival or other large-scale events such as Day N Vegas or Intersect Music Festival (previously hosted in 2019) may reappear, given the venue’s history of attracting diverse genres.

For a comprehensive and up-to-date calendar, several platforms provide detailed schedules. Ticketmaster (www.ticketmaster.com) and LiveNation (www.livenation.com) offer event listings and ticket purchasing options for the Las Vegas Festival Grounds. Concerts.vegas also provides an event calendar for 2025/2026, with average ticket prices around $1,104, though prices vary by event. Bandsintown (www.bandsintown.com) lists nine upcoming concerts for 2025-2026, including performances by artists like Kublai Khan TX and Pvris, alongside When We Were Young.

To stay informed about new festival announcements, check the Las Vegas Festival Grounds’ official website (accessible via www.circuscircus.com/las-vegas-festival-grounds) or follow their social media channels for real-time updates. Platforms like Music Festival Wizard (www.musicfestivalwizard.com) also provide a broader guide to Las Vegas festivals, noting 12 potential festivals in 2025, with specific dates like August 29-31, September 4-7, and November 7, though not all are confirmed for the Festival Grounds. Always verify event details closer to the date, as lineups and schedules can change.

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