Kendrick Lamar, Travis Scott to Headline Day N Vegas’ Titanic Lineup This Fall [News]
After a year-long hiatus, Day N Vegas festival will return to Las Vegas Festival Grounds this Fall with its biggest lineup to date. The festival announced its full lineup on Monday, unveiling headliners Travis Scott, Tyler, the Creator, and Kendrick Lamar, who is set to deliver a career-spanning “from Section.80 to DAMN.” set.
The 2021 date is billed as Kendrick Lamar’s only performance of 2021, adding more mystery around the release of his next LP. His last release, DAMN., which earned him a Pulitzer prize, came in 2017.
Aside from its staggering headline talent, the festival’s lineup rivals that of industry titan Rolling Loud. DaBaby, SZA, Doja Cat, Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Baby, YG, Polo G, Ari Lennox, Don Tolliver, Griselda, Joey Bada$$, Cordae, Freddie Gibbs, Thundercat, Isaiah Rashad, Earl Sweatshirt, 24KGoldn, Flatbush Zombies, and so many more are all set to perform.
Presale tickets for Day N Vegas 2021 will go on sale on June 18 at 3 P.M. EST via the festival’s website & VividSeats. Remaining tickets will be sold when the general sale starts that same day at 8 P.M. EST.
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