Emo Revival: Best Friends Forever Festival Rocks Downtown Las Vegas in 2024
Staff Editor
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Downtown Las Vegas Gears Up for 2024 Best Friends Forever Festival
Downtown Las Vegas is set to host the highly anticipated 2024 Best Friends Forever Festival, a three-day celebration of emo and indie rock music, local cuisine, and cultural events. The festival, scheduled for October 11-13, 2024, will take place at the Downtown Las Vegas Event Center.
Music enthusiasts can look forward to performances by over 40 acts, including headliners Bright Eyes, Sunny Day Real Estate, and the reunited Cap’n Jazz. The event promises a diverse lineup that spans the spectrum of emo and indie rock genres.
Festival-goers have the option to purchase single-day tickets or three-day passes. While original tickets for several options, including 3-Day VIP passes, have sold out, resale tickets are available through verified platforms such as StubHub and Vivid Seats. Prices for single-day tickets start at $159, while three-day passes begin at $202, depending on the resale platform.
The Best Friends Forever Fest’s Fan Marketplace offers an alternative for ticket purchases, with 3-Day General Admission passes starting at $177 plus taxes and fees. This option currently provides the best value for those seeking multi-day attendance.
Each day of the festival boasts an impressive roster of performers. Friday’s lineup includes Cap’n Jazz and American Football, while Saturday features Sunny Day Real Estate and Built To Spill. The festival concludes on Sunday with Bright Eyes and The Jesus Lizard, among others.
Gates open at 12 p.m. PDT each day, allowing ample time for attendees to explore the festival grounds and enjoy local food offerings alongside the musical performances.
As Downtown Las Vegas prepares for this musical extravaganza, fans are encouraged to secure their tickets and make travel arrangements promptly. With its blend of nostalgic acts and contemporary indie rock, the 2024 Best Friends Forever Festival is poised to be a highlight of next year’s music calendar.
