Dreamy Draw Music Festival bringing Lumineers, Vampire Weekend, more to Scottsdale

PHOENIX – Now in its third year, the Dreamy Draw Music Festival is expanding its footprint in Scottsdale.

The two-day, three-stage event is set for Nov. 7-8 at the Scottsdale Civic Center near Indian School Road and 75th Street. Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday.

The diverse lineup, which features nearly 30 acts, is topped by The Lumineers, Vampire Weekend, Thee Sacred Souls, Father John Misty and Marcus King Band.

After sold-out crowds of 8,000 fans the first two years, the 2025 Dreamy Draw Music Festival is boosting capacity to 20,000.

This year’s layout will span more city blocks than previous versions, have a larger main stage and include more space for food and drink vendors.

Dreamy Draw Music Festival ticket options

The ticket options have changed, too. In addition to two-day general admission and VIP passes, the festival is offering new premium options: Artist Pass and Cabana.

“After two tremendously successful years, we knew it was time to open this festival up to wider audiences, new artists and more enhanced experiences,” RJ Largay, founder of event producer Oh Wow Company, said in a press release. “Dreamy Draw has always been rooted in storytelling, and now we’re evolving that story with bigger stages, broader soundscapes, and in an immersive outdoor setting that invites everyone to awaken their desert spirit.”

Details about the lineup, tickets and more are available on the Dreamy Draw Music Festival website.

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