Who’s performing at the March Madness Music Festival?
March Madness goes off-court as a free and star-packed festival takes over Indianapolis leading up to the Final Four.
As March Madness kicks off with brackets set up and excuses to drink, the celebration continues as a music festival is set to kick off with a revealed lineup, and it has arrived with the same energy as a buzzer-beater three. Set to take over American Legion Mall during Final Four weekend from April 3rd to 5th, the free festival has once again blended sports and music in the best way possible.
Headlining this year’s edition include Twenty One Pilots, Zac Brown Band, and Megan Moroney, covering the lineup from alt-rock to country. Two surprise acts have also been teased and yet to be announced, because apparently even brackets are not the only thing keeping fans guessing this season with a ton of surprises.

Friday’s AT&T Block Party has kicked things off with Twenty One Pilots, alongside keshi and Joey Valence & Brae. Saturday shifts gears with Zac Brown Band, BRELAND, and Ravyn Lenae, before Sunday closes out the festival with Megan Moroney and Dominic Fike. From this set list, it has been less of a lineup of exciting artists and more of a musical bracket—no upsets, just vibes.
The festival has continued its tradition of being completely free for all ages, which, in today’s economy, has felt more shocking than a 16-seed upset. Fans who have not been able to attend in person are still able to livestream every performance, ensuring nobody misses the action—whether courtside or couch-side.

Massive free events have proven their pull earlier this year, thanks to the NCAA treating their fans like royalty, when Calvin Harris and John Summit drew a huge crowd to Miami Beach in January. With many people breaching security gates and hopping fences, that turnout has set the tone, with fans and students alike witnessing the action.
As March Madness has unfolded, the music festival kicks off once again as the perfect soundtrack to the tournament’s unpredictability, especially when the two secret headliners are arriving to Indianapolis without notice.. Because while brackets have been breaking, one thing has remained consistent: the real winners might just be the fans who have secured a spot at the stage.




