The 2025 WorldPride Music Festival will bring a star-studded lineup to Washington, D.C. on June 6 and 7, with Jennifer Lopez and Troye Sivan set to headline the event. The festival, part of the U.S. WorldPride celebrations, promises an electrifying weekend of music, love, and unity, featuring A-list pop stars and renowned DJs.
Joining Lopez and Sivan will be an impressive roster of performers, including Grimes, Kim Petras, Marina, Raye, Rita Ora, Paris Hilton, and Tinashe. On the EDM side, Galantis, Sofi Tukker, Purple Disco Machine, and RuPaul will provide DJ sets, with Zedd closing out the festival with a special performance.
Hilton, who will perform at the event, shared her excitement, saying, “Pride is about unity, freedom, and being unapologetically you. It’s going to be an unforgettable weekend of music, love, and celebration with our incredible LGBTQ+ community and allies from around the world.”
Other performers include Slayyter, Betty Who, Patrick Mason, and Dombresky, with additional EDM sets from ESSEL, Aluna, and others. RuPaul’s Drag Race star Sasha Colby will also take the stage.
The festival will be held at the RFK Stadium festival grounds, with general admission tickets starting at $199 for both nights and VIP entry available for $399.
Produced by Jake Resnicow alongside Club Glow and Insomniac, the WorldPride Music Festival aims to be a historic and unifying event for the LGBTQ+ community. “It’s not just a party, it’s a global movement,” Resnicow said, emphasizing the significance of hosting the festival in the nation’s capital.
Despite facing challenges, including the withdrawal of some sponsors due to political tensions, WorldPride remains committed to creating a safe and inclusive celebration. The 2025 festival follows the successful 2023 event in Sydney, and future editions are set to take place in Amsterdam (2026) and Cape Town (2028).
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