Get ready to rock, roll and play ball! Innings Festival is stepping up to the plate with a powerhouse lineup for 2027, bringing The Strokes, Pitbull and Alanis Morissette to Tempe for three days of music, baseball legends and unforgettable entertainment.
The ninth edition of Innings Festival returns to Tempe Beach Park and Arts Park Feb. 26-28, 2027, with a lineup that promises something for everyone — from alternative rock and pop-punk to hip-hop, reggae and nostalgic favorites.
And here’s the best part: No overlapping sets. That means fans won’t have to choose between their favorite artists or sprint between stages to catch the biggest performances.
MORE NEWS: The 10 scariest jobs in America that pay surprisingly well
DEEPER DIVE: 10 Arizona restaurants make Yelp’s Top 100 Mexican food spots
A musical lineup that hits it out of the park
Joining the three headliners are Pierce The Veil, The Neighbourhood, 5 Seconds of Summer, Train, Death Cab for Cutie, Interpol, Yellowcard, Hot Mulligan, 4 Non Blondes, Spoon, Shaggy and Passion Pit, along with many more artists.
Whether you’re ready to sing along to Alanis Morissette’s ’90s anthems, dance to Pitbull’s party hits or experience the indie-rock energy of The Strokes, Innings Festival is preparing to deliver a weekend packed with musical heavy hitters.
The festival’s signature combination of live music and baseball entertainment has made it a favorite among Arizona music lovers and spring training enthusiasts.
Baseball legends join the lineup
Innings Festival isn’t just about the music. Baseball fans will have plenty to cheer about, too.
The 2027 event will feature appearances by former Major League Baseball stars Darryl Strawberry, Dexter Fowler, David Justice, Nelson Cruz, Rollie Fingers and Joe Kelly, among others.
Olympic medalist and ESPN analyst Jessica Mendoza will also participate in the festivities.
Fans can look forward to interactive baseball activities, along with the return of two popular festival attractions.
The All-Star Jam, hosted by former MLB pitcher Jake Peavy, will bring baseball and music together for a special performance experience.
Meanwhile, Off the Mound with Ryan Dempster returns with live interviews, entertainment and surprise guest performances, including appearances by artists from the festival lineup.
It’s a combination that makes Innings Festival a natural fit for Arizona, where baseball and beautiful February weather are practically a springtime tradition.
How to get Innings Festival 2027 tickets
Fans hoping to score tickets can get an early jump on the action.
The festival’s presale begins Thursday, Oct. 29, at 10 a.m. Pacific time, offering access to guaranteed lowest-price general admission tickets for one hour.
To participate, fans must sign up for the festival’s SMS list at InningsFestival.com to receive a presale access code. Any remaining tickets will be available to the public following the presale.
Ticket options include one-day and three-day general admission, GA+, Center Field Bleachers, Left Field Reserved, VIP and Platinum packages. Two-day general admission tickets also will be offered.
For fans looking to upgrade their festival experience, GA+ includes access to a private lounge with a bar, air-conditioned restrooms and comfortable seating.
Center Field Bleachers and Left Field Reserved packages provide additional seating options with views of the Home Plate Stage.
VIP ticket holders receive access to special viewing areas, a dedicated lounge, complimentary beer and other perks.
The Platinum experience takes things even further, offering exclusive front-of-stage viewing, all-day dining, a full-service bar, golf cart transportation between stages and complimentary boat rides on Tempe Town Lake.
With a lineup spanning generations and genres, appearances by baseball royalty and a setting along Tempe Town Lake, Innings Festival 2027 is shaping up to be one of Arizona’s biggest entertainment weekends of the year.
For ticket information, festival updates and additional announcements, visit InningsFestival.com.
