Riot Fest Returns to Douglas Park
After a brief stint at SeatGeek Stadium in Bridgeview, Riot Fest has made its way back to its longtime home at Douglas Park in Chicago. The festival organizers announced the daily schedule, featuring a lineup of exciting performances.
Exciting Headliners and Performances
Fall Out Boy and The Marley Brothers will kick off the festival on Friday night, while Baker and Take Back will take the stage on Saturday. Sunday will see performances by Slayer and Sublime, ensuring a diverse and energetic lineup throughout the weekend. Punk band NOFX will close out each night with their high-energy performance.
Community Support and Partnership
Despite the initial confusion surrounding the venue change, Riot Fest is excited to return to Douglas Park and work closely with the Chicago Park District. Alder. Monique Scott (Ward 24) has expressed her support for the festival’s return, emphasizing the positive impact it has on the local community. The festival not only brings entertainment but also creates jobs, supports local businesses, and provides a platform for artists to showcase their talent.
The return of Riot Fest to District 24 signifies a long-term partnership with the City of Chicago, benefiting both residents and the local economy. Festival-goers who had made accommodations near SeatGeek Stadium can now enjoy a free shuttle to Douglas Park, making the transition seamless and convenient.
Riot Fest will open its doors at 11 am daily, welcoming music lovers and fans of all genres to come together and celebrate a weekend of live performances and entertainment.
