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    It's official – after a six-year hiatus, the Vans Warped Tour is back.

    The popular rock festival will make a comeback in 2025 to mark its 30th anniversary. Unlike the original Warped Tour, which toured the United States and Canada, the fest festival will return in 2025 as a pop-up event, taking place over two days each in just three cities.

    Nevertheless, many elements from the “punk rock summer camp” will remain. Vans remains a festival sponsor and the festival will feature both amateur and professional skaters on the Vans Vert Ramp. Bands will also sell their merchandise from their own tents and may host meet and greets.

    Although the lineup has not yet been announced, advance tickets will go on sale Thursday, October 24th at 11 a.m. Central Time. Here's everything we know about the 2025 festival.

    Is Warped Tour coming back in 2025? Cities included in the return of the festival

    Yes, the Vans Warped Tour is officially scheduled to return in June 2025. Here are the official tour dates and cities:

    • Festival Grounds at RFK Campus, Washington, DC (June 14-15)
    • Shoreline Waterfront, Long Beach, California (July 26-27)
    • Camping World Stadium Campus, Orlando, Florida (November 15-16)

    Who will perform during Warped Tour 2025? When will the lineup be announced?

    The cast will be announced in January 2025. Not all bands will play in all three cities, some will play in all three, some will only play in two and some will only play in one.

    How much do Warped Tour 2025 tickets cost?

    Ticket prices for the 2025 festival will differ significantly from previous years' prices. During the festival's heyday, fans could purchase tickets priced between $20 and $40.

    Two-day tickets for the 2025 festival start at nearly $150, with payment plans starting as low as $10.

    Diana Leyva covers breaking news and service journalism for The Tennessean. Contact her at [email protected] or follow her on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, at @_leyvadiana

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