Sonic Temple 2027 Tickets, Daily Lineup and Pass Guide

Sonic Temple 2027 runs May 13–16 at Historic Crew Stadium in Columbus, with Blink-182, Iron Maiden, Falling in Reverse, and Korn leading one day each. Choose a single-day pass if one bill matters most; choose a four-day pass if you want the full festival, then pick stadium or field GA based on where you want mainstage access.

TickPick currently has a four-day Sonic Temple resale event listed for May 13, 2027. A resale listing price is separate from the festival’s primary face value, so compare the pass type and access description before comparing totals.

Who plays each day at Sonic Temple 2027?

The announced daily headliners are Blink-182 on Thursday, Iron Maiden on Friday, Falling in Reverse on Saturday, and Korn on Sunday. The table reflects the daily announcement published October 22, 2026; it is not a set-time schedule.

Date	Announced headliner	Best fit if you mainly want to see…
Thursday, May 13	Blink-182	Blink-182
Friday, May 14	Iron Maiden	Iron Maiden
Saturday, May 15	Falling in Reverse	Falling in Reverse
Sunday, May 16	Korn	Korn

The official Sonic Temple lineup assigns each headliner to the day shown above. The festival says the full schedule and set times will appear about two weeks before the event, so do not treat the lineup order as a promised performance time.

Should you buy a single-day or four-day pass?

Buy single-day admission when one day’s headliner is the reason for your trip; buy four-day admission when you want daily entry from Thursday through Sunday. This choice controls duration, not whether your mainstage access is stadium or field.

A single-day pass is the cleaner choice for a targeted visit, especially if lodging and time off would make a four-day trip less practical. The official store groups all four dates under its single-day stadium and field products, so confirm the weekday in your cart.

A four-day pass covers May 13–16 with daily entry. It does not automatically include camping, parking, or premium amenities; the festival says admission, camping, and parking are sold separately.

What is the difference between stadium and field passes?

Stadium GA gives mainstage access from stadium seating, while field GA gives mainstage access from the field. Both include the general-admission footprint at the four outdoor stages, according to the festival’s current pass summary.

“Stadium” does not mean you are choosing a reserved seat. “Field” does not include every VIP benefit. If you want lounges, dedicated entry, or other premium features, compare the separately named GA Plus, VIP, Rock Royalty, and Columbus Owners Club products rather than assuming field GA includes them.

Pass	Duration	Mainstage access	Current primary face value
Single-day GA Stadium	One selected day	Stadium seating	$180
Single-day GA Field	One selected day	Field	$280
Four-day GA Stadium	May 13–16	Stadium seating	$425
Four-day GA Field	May 13–16	Field	$600

Those were the primary prices shown October 22, 2026. The product pages say prices include fees and taxes, while shipping, layaway, or waitlist fees may be added when applicable. The advertised $1 down is a payment-plan starting amount, not the ticket total.

The four-day option is not automatically the better value for every buyer. Compare the days you would actually attend, the mainstage zone you prefer, and the separate travel costs. A lower per-day calculation does not help if you only want one bill or cannot use the remaining days.

Can you leave Sonic Temple and come back the same day?

Standard festival admission does not include same-day re-entry. The official festival FAQ lists exceptions for onsite campers with a camping wristband, Jampack Hotel + Admission packages, Rock Royalty passes, and Columbus Owners passes.

That rule is separate from the field-versus-stadium choice. If leaving and returning matters, verify the exact product terms before buying instead of assuming a higher-priced GA zone changes the re-entry policy.

What should you check before buying Sonic Temple tickets?

Confirm the date, duration, admission zone, delivery method, and final displayed total on the exact listing. TickPick is a secondary marketplace, while the festival store sells primary passes; those prices should not be presented as interchangeable.

Use our guide to reading a concert ticket listing to check the event, quantity, section or zone, disclosures, and delivery method in the same order every time. If your pass is delivered digitally, review how mobile tickets work before traveling.

TickPick uses all-in pricing, so the displayed listing price includes buyer fees. Prices and available pass types can change, so the concrete next step is to choose your day first, then compare only listings that clearly match the stadium or field access you want.