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Jennifer Lopez, Troye Sivan to Headline WorldPride Music Festival

Presale tickets for the event are on sale today.

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Photo by @Brian.Kwon.Photos, courtesy WorldPride

The lineup for the 2025 WorldPride Music Festival is here, and it’s not one you’ll want to miss. Big names like Jennifer Lopez, Troye Sivan, and Paris Hilton will appear at the June festival.  

There are more than 30 names on the lineup for the two-day festival, set to take place June 6 and 7 at the RFK Festival Grounds in Washington, DC. Other performers include Grimes, Galantis, Kim Petras, Marina, and Rita Ora.  

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“WorldPride Music Festival is a moment the world will remember,” says Jake Resnicow, executive producer of the festival. “With legendary artists and our global community coming together, we’re creating an electrifying celebration that unites, uplifts, and amplifies LGBTQ+ voices like never before. Hosting this festival in our nation’s capital makes it even more powerful — it’s not just a party, it’s a global movement.”   

It’s all part of the 2025 WorldPride festivities that are planned for the district this summer, marking 50 years of the city’s pride celebrations.  

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In addition to the music festival, DC will host a parade, a street festival, and a block party. And on opening night of WorldPride, May 31, Shakira will headline a welcome ceremony and concert at Nationals Park.  

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Tickets to the music festival start at $209. Presale for those who have joined the waitlist begins today, February 20. Tickets will go on sale for the general public tomorrow, February 21.

Feature image by @Brian.Kwon.Photos

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