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Four Chord Music Fest 11: blink 182, AFI, and More

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The highly-anticipated Four Chord Music Fest is returning to EQT Park in Washington County, Pennsylvania, on September 13 and 14, 2025. Known for its robust line-up and energetic performances, the festival promises to be a landmark event for pop punk fans this year. This 11th edition is set to be bigger than ever, with major headliners such as Blink-182, Jimmy Eat World, AFI, and Jawbreaker leading the charge. These iconic bands will be bringing their signature high-energy performances to the heart of western Pennsylvania, drawing fans from all over the country for an unforgettable musical experience.

Day one of the festival, September 13, will witness Blink-182 and Jimmy Eat World energize the crowd. Alongside them, bands like Hot Mulligan, Bowling for Soup, State Champs, Set Your Goals, Knuckle Puck, and more will ignite the stage, making for a day jam-packed with intense musical performances. This lineup showcases a blend of established acts and emerging artists, providing audiences with both nostalgia and discovery. The organizers have meticulously curated the list to capture the essence of pop punk, ensuring there’s something for every attendee.

On the second day, AFI and Jawbreaker will take the spotlight. They’re set to deliver performances that highlight their substantial influence on the punk and alternative rock scenes. Additional acts like Alkaline Trio, Say Anything, Face to Face, The Wonder Years, and others will join them, ensuring that the festival’s energy remains as high as ever. This assembly of artists emphasizes the festival’s diverse lineup, as it bridges classic punk sounds with modern emo and rock influences, catering to a wide array of music enthusiasts.

Ticket options for the festival include general admission, VIP, and deluxe VIP packages, with early bird and general ticket sales already underway through the festival’s official website. Additionally, a new layaway option is available, making it easier for fans to attend this much-anticipated event. The inclusion of such a variety of ticketing options demonstrates the festival’s commitment to accessibility, allowing more fans to participate in the celebration of pop punk music.

Festival founder Rishi Bahl, who also fronts the band Eternal Boy, has expressed excitement over the line-up’s caliber this year. According to Bahl, securing acts like Blink-182 was a long-standing goal and reflects the festival’s growing reputation as a mainstay in the pop-punk music scene. This year’s event not only features captivating performances but also emphasizes improving the overall festival experience, addressing logistics such as heat issues and shuttle delays that affected previous festivals.

The Four Chord Music Fest is slated to be a highlight in the 2025 music festival calendar, embodying the spirit and vibrancy of pop punk music. With a stellar lineup and an emphasis on an enhanced attendee experience, it promises to deliver on every front. As the festival approaches, fans across the country eagerly await the opportunity to witness a weekend filled with iconic performances, camaraderie, and the undeniable energy that only a live music event of this scale can provide. Mark your calendars for September 13 and 14 and prepare to converge at EQT Park for a celebration of all things punk and alternative.

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