The 2027 College Football Playoff National Championship will host a massive two-day music festival at Las Vegas’ Grand Prix Plaza on January 23–24, featuring headliners David Guetta and John Summit.
The free event, titled AT&T Playoff Playlist Live – The CFP Music Festival, serves as a lead-up to the championship game, which is scheduled for January 25 at Allegiant Stadium.
Doors open at 3 p.m. on both days of the festival, which is located just off the Las Vegas Strip. Attendees will be required to register in advance to gain entry, with specific registration details set to be shared through the CFP’s official mobile app at a later date.
“No city embraces the variety of music genres like Las Vegas,” Ryan Allen Hall, the CFP senior director of public events and sponsorships, said in a statement. “But it’s clear, electronic music is the pulse. From the residencies, nightclubs, dayclubs, lounges, pools and festivals, the city simply does EDM like only a select few in the entire world.”
The musical lineup is divided across the two days. The first night will feature performances by David Guetta, Marshmello, Alison Wonderland, Honeyluv, and Girl Math, a duo consisting of Nala and VNNSA. On the second day, the stage will host John Summit, Fisher, Sofi Tukker, Korolova, and DJ Skilah.
“But the magic for us is to bring together this stacked lineup in Las Vegas and to charge the fans absolutely nothing,” Hall said. “It is all part of the CFP’s commitment to providing a world class championship experience to our fans and guests, especially during National Championship week.”
This upcoming festival follows a similar event held in Miami Beach earlier this year, which drew a crowd of approximately 50,000 people and featured artists including Calvin Harris, Peso Pluma, Latin Mafia, and John Summit.
Regarding the previous Miami iteration, Hall noted, “We curated a lineup specifically for the city of Miami last year and it was the largest concert ever seen on South Beach.” Officials intend for the Las Vegas event to replicate that scale as a true spectacle for the city this January.
