Levitt Pavilion Arlington is ready to groove into 2025 with its signature mix of free live performances, local bites, and community spirit—starting April 25. Levitt's open-air stage will spotlight musical talents across genres from rock-and-soul to Tejano and classical piano, with local food trucks and vendor markets adding to the festival atmosphere.
Fans of the venue will remember Josh Weathers, the rock-and-soul headliner taking the stage that opening night, as the powerhouse artist from Fort Worth. He's no stranger to the Levitt scene, and if you know anything about the way Arlington gets down, expect a packed lawn. The Americana duo Goldpine, hailing from Nashville, is also set to warm up the crowd. Baylor Scott & White Orthopedic and Spine Hospital Arlington steps up as the 2025 season sponsor, ensuring the beat goes on for locals and visitors alike.
Tejano vibes come next with Grammy-nominated La Diferenzia headlining on April 26, followed by San Antonio's own Angelica y Moneda. The Levitt is shaking things up again the first weekend of May with the Red Dirt sounds of Kin Faux, and the classically gifted Clayton Stephenson gracing the stage shortly after. But the names don't stop there; from the edgy strumming of Emily Wolfe to the country-rock fusion of Eddie And The Getaway, Levitt's lineup reads like a music lover's wish list.
"Our team is energized and thrilled to bring this one-of-a-kind experience to Downtown Arlington once again," Levitt's executive director Letatia Teykl told Levitt Pavilion Arlington. In her words, the drive to top the charts for live music experience in North Texas is stronger than ever. The full spectrum of 2025 concerts spans across multi-genre performances, ensuring that there's a little something for everyone—and best of all, it's free!
And for those who can't shimmy over to the pavilion in person, Levitt offers the next best thing: the Levitt Living Room Series livestreams select concerts to enjoy from home. The lineup and event details might be subject to tweaks and weather-induced adjustments, but rest assured, the organizers have a knack for keeping the public informed and entertained.
