Scheduled to take place over three weekends in June and July -- Milwaukee's 2025 edition of Summerfest has been revealed, with Megan Thee Stallion, Hozier, Lainey Wilson, The Lumineers, The Killers, Def Leppard, James Taylor, and tons more set to take the stage.
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Keeping in step with its past, hugely diverse lineups, this year's edition of Summerfest -- happening the weekends of June 19-21, June 26-28, and July 3-5 at Milwaukee's Maier Festival Park -- is once again stacked to the rafters with some of today's biggest acts and longtime favorites. Take a look at the current lineup below, with more artists expected to be announced in May.
Weekend One - June 19-21: Def Leppard with Tesla, Hozier with Gigi Perez, and James Taylor with Jason Mraz and Tiny Habits are the scheduled headliners, with additional performances throughout the day from Gary Clark Jr., Lindsey Stirling, Japanese Breakfast, The Isley Brothers, Jack's Mannequin, Rick Springfield, Fabolous, The Allman Betts Band, Bone Thugs N Harmony, iann dior, and more.
Weekend Two - June 26-28: Country superstar Lainey Wilson performing with Lukas Nelson and Shane Smith & the Saints, The Killers, and Megan Thee Stallion with Flo Milli will be the day's headliners, with performances also expected from Riley Green, Young The Giant, BossMan Dlow, CAKE, Offset, The Fray, DEVO, Nessa Barrett, Plain White T's, Billy Corgan and the Machines of God, and more.
Weekend Three - July 3-5: Summerfest 2025's final weekend will be headlined by Benson Boone, The Lumineers performing with Hippo Campus, and another act still to be announced, as well as sets from BABYMETAL, Porter Robinson, Ayra Starr, Chicago, Social Distortion, Richard Marx, Everclear, Fountains Of Wayne, Sebastian Bach, Tripping Daisy, Tee Grizzley, idkhow, and tons of others.
Single-day GA tickets are available for $30 at the box office and via summerfest.com. 3-day General Admission passes are $63. Fans can also get in on the reduced price, 9-day general-admission passes available for $57 through February 18. After that, they’ll jump up to $130. Ticket and hotel packages, as well as ways to level up your fan experience are also available. Additional promo deals, including opportunities for free admission, will be announced later this spring.