Blink-182, Twenty One Pilots, and Mumford & Sons lead the 2026 Innings Festival in Tempe with three days of music, baseball legends, and interactive fan experiences during spring training season.
As baseball season winds down, music fans can already start planning for spring training with the 2026 Innings Festival. Returning for its eighth year, the festival will transform Tempe Beach Park into a three-day celebration of music and baseball from Friday, Feb. 20 through Sunday, Feb. 22, 2026.
Headlining the weekend are Blink-182, Twenty One Pilots, and Mumford & Sons, promising a mix of punk energy, alternative flair, and folk-rock anthems. Unlike past editions, which spanned two days, this year’s festival has expanded to three, with 25 artists set to perform.
The stacked lineup also includes Cage The Elephant, Sublime, The Fray, Bowling for Soup, Lord Huron, Goo Goo Dolls, Myles Smith, Public Enemy, Dashboard Confessional, Grouplove, Big Boi, Peach Pit, and OK Go, among others.
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Baseball Legends and Special Appearances
True to its theme, the Innings Festival isn’t just about the music. Fans will also get a chance to experience interactive baseball activities and appearances from legendary names in the sport. Torii Hunter, Brandon Crawford, Jason Kipnis, Jake Peavy, and Olympic medalist and ESPN analyst Jessica Mendoza are all confirmed to take part in the weekend.
Adding to the entertainment, Off the Mound with Ryan Dempster will return, bringing live interviews and surprise performances from artists in the festival lineup.
Tickets and Presale Information
Fans eager to attend can now sign up for the festival’s text list at InningsFestival.com to receive an access code for presale tickets, which go live Thursday at 10 a.m.
According to the festival website, General Admission for the three-day event starts at $320, while one-day passes begin at $180. Additional premium experiences and upgrades are available for higher price points. Any remaining tickets after presales will be released to the general public.
With headliners from across punk, rock, folk, and hip-hop, paired with baseball icons and fan-friendly experiences, the 2026 Innings Festival is shaping up to be one of Tempe’s biggest weekends of the year.
