Green Day, Eddie Vedder to headline 2023 Innings Festival in Tempe
Oct 26, 2022, 11:17 AM
From left, Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day and Eddie Vedder (Getty Images Photos)
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PHOENIX – The lineup for the next Innings Festival in Tempe was released Wednesday, with Green Day and Eddie Vedder batting in the headliner spots.
Tickets for the Feb. 25-26, 2023, celebration of music and baseball at Tempe Beach Park go on sale Thursday at 10 a.m., with general admission starting at $112 for one day and $169 for both days, plus fees. Upgraded GA, VIP and platinum packages are also on the menu.
Green Day will cap off a Saturday lineup of Weezer, The Black Crowes, The Offspring, The Pretty Reckless, Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, The Glorious Sons, Paris Jackson and Annie DiRusso.
Vedder will be preceded on Sunday by Marcus Mumford, The Revivalists, Mt. Joy, The Head and the Heart, Umphrey’s McGee, Magic City Hippies, Heartless Bastards and Hazel English.
The #InningsFest 2023 Lineup is here! ⚾ Get ready for performances from @GreenDay, @eddievedder, @Weezer, @theblackcrowes, & many more right here in Tempe, AZ. Tickets go on sale TOMORROW, October 27th at 10am PT. Who are your MVPs this year? Tag your favorites below! pic.twitter.com/ZWLZ2T7oKT
— Innings Arizona (@InningsFest) October 26, 2022
Next year’s Innings Festival will feature two full days of music on three stages along with the usual appearances by major league stars. The 2023 roster includes Arizona Diamondbacks legends Randy Johnson and Matt Williams.
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Green Day hasn’t visited Arizona since 2017, when the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame pop-punkers played at what is now Footprint Arena in downtown Phoenix.
Vedder, the Pearl Jam front man whose most recent solo album came out earlier this year, is returning to Tempe Beach Park after headlining the event in 2019.
Innings Festival launched in 2018 to coincide with spring training in Arizona and became a highly anticipated annual venture.
After a year off in 2021 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the event returned in February of this year with Foo Fighters and Tame Impala as headliners.
