Innings Festival 2027 Tickets, Lineup and Presale Guide

Innings Festival returns to Tempe Beach Park & Arts Park from February 26–28, 2027, with Pitbull, The Strokes, and Alanis Morissette headlining one day each. The presale begins Thursday, October 29 at 10 a.m. PT, and the public on-sale will follow only if tickets remain.

This guide compares the announced days and pass types so you can decide what fits before the buying window opens. Set times have not been announced, so choose by day and access level rather than planning around an exact performance schedule.

When is the Innings Festival 2027 presale?

The Innings Festival presale starts October 29, 2026 at 10 a.m. PT (1 p.m. ET). The official festival homepage says a public on-sale will follow if tickets remain, but it doesn’t list a separate public-sale start time.

Fans can sign up on the festival site to receive a presale passcode. Register with an email address or phone number, watch for the official message, and do not rely on an unverified code shared elsewhere.

Before the presale, decide which days you can attend and which pass tier you want. That will keep you from comparing options once the sale is underway.

Who is headlining each day of Innings Festival 2027?

Pitbull headlines Friday, The Strokes headline Saturday, and Alanis Morissette headlines Sunday. The official lineup places the three headliners on these dates:

Day	Date	Headliner
Friday	February 26, 2027	Pitbull
Saturday	February 27, 2027	The Strokes
Sunday	February 28, 2027	Alanis Morissette

Pick a one-day pass if one headliner clearly decides the trip. Fans considering Saturday can also read TickPick’s guide to The Strokes’ recent tour for more context before choosing.

The festival has not published performance times yet. Do not assume the headliner will play at a specific hour; check the official schedule closer to the weekend.

Should I buy a one-day, two-day or three-day pass?

A one-day pass is the simplest choice for one must-see headliner, while two- and three-day passes make more sense when the lineup matters across multiple days. The official ticket page lists all three lengths, although not every premium tier appears under every duration.

• Choose one day if your plans revolve around Pitbull, The Strokes or Alanis Morissette and you do not need the rest of the weekend.
• Choose two days if two headliners or two consecutive festival days justify the trip. Confirm the exact day combination during checkout.
• Choose three days if you want the full Friday-through-Sunday festival and do not want to choose between headliners.

Prices vary by pass length and tier. Compare the complete checkout total and confirm that the pass covers the intended day or days before paying.

What is the difference between GA, GA+, VIP, and the seated options?

GA covers standard festival entry, while upgraded tiers mainly add comfort, viewing access, or a seat at the main stage. The practical differences are more useful than the tier names:

• General Admission: Standard entry for the selected day or days.
• GA+: Adds a private lounge, air-conditioned restrooms,s and dedicated bars.
• Center Field Bleachers: Adds bucket seating with a view of the main stage. Seats are first-come, first-served, not assigned.
• Left Field Reserved: Adds an assigned bucket seat with a raised view of the main stage. The festival currently offers this as one of its three-day options.
• VIP: Adds premium viewing areas, a dedicated entry lane, lounges, and upgraded amenities.
• Platinum: Adds front-of-stage viewing, premium lounges, food and drink, and transportation between music stages.

Choose GA when access matters more than amenities. Consider GA+ for shade and restrooms, a seated option if standing all day is your main concern, or VIP and Platinum if viewing areas and hospitality are worth the upgrade.

What should I check before buying an Innings Festival pass?

Check the date coverage, tier benefits, and entry terms before you submit the order. Festival pass names can look similar even when they cover different days or experiences.

1. Confirm whether the listing is for one, two, or all three days.
2. Match a one-day pass to the correct date and headliner.
3. Read whether seating is assigned or first-come, first-served.
4. Separate admission tickets from parking, lockers, and other add-ons.
5. Compare the final total, not only the first displayed number.

If you later compare resale listings, TickPick uses all-in pricing, so the displayed ticket price is the price you pay at checkout. TickPick’s guide to choosing a concert ticket marketplace explains what else to check before buying.

What should I do next?

Sign up for the official presale passcode, choose your preferred day and a backup tier, then be ready before 10 a.m. PT on October 29. Recheck the festival site before the sale in case the organizer changes the pass options or buying instructions.

If you shop on TickPick after tickets enter the resale market, compare the exact day, pass length, and included benefits before buying. Prices can move with supply and demand, but TickPick’s all-in price will not add buyer fees at checkout.