As March Madness heats up, Phoenix is preparing to host not just basketball heroes but also a lineup of musical all-stars for a three-day music festival extravaganza. According to azfamily.com, Hance Park in Phoenix will be the scene for the NCAA March Madness Music Festival from April 5-7, which features acts like ZEDD, the Jonas Brothers, Mumford & Sons, and The Black Keys.
The fest kicks off with the AT&T Block Party on Friday where rising Remi Wolf is slated to perform at 5:30 p.m. followed by "Mean Girls" star turned singer Reneé Rapp at 7 p.m., culminating with ZEDD rocking the stage at 8:45 p.m.; it's a night to witness what's happening when sports and tunes collide, giving fans a shot of adrenaline that rivals the thrills on the court. 12news.com informs us that for those unable to attend, live performances from Friday and Sunday will be available to stream at ncaa.com, letting no fan miss out.
Saturday's Coke Studio LIVE keeps the ball bouncing with the Jonas Brothers headlining at 7:45 p.m., and an Artist TBA set to hit the stage at a time still under wraps; fans are also invited to dive into the digital realm with interactive AI adventures at the Coke AI Studio. To cap it off, Sunday delivers a back-to-back line-up starting with Leon Bridges at 3 p.m. and closing with Mumford & Sons at 8:30 p.m., as noted by 12news.com.
With the Division I Men's National Semifinals slated for Saturday, April 6, and the National Championship game on Monday, April 8, the March Madness Music Festival promises a full-court press of entertainment for those who make the pilgrimage to Phoenix or tune in from the comfort of their homes, this event has something for everyone and if you need directions to the venue, the lineup details, or just want some more event info, you can visit the official March Madness Music Festival website.
