Music festival with three stages highlighting EDM, indie, pop and R&B, with headliners Fisher, Joji, Disco Lines, Lola Young and more.
M3F returns to Steele Indian School Park on Friday, March 5 and Saturday, March 6, 2027. It's a two-day festival with three stages that pull from EDM, indie, pop and R&B, and the headliners this time around are Fisher, Joji, Disco Lines, and Lola Young. Across the weekend, more than 25 performances are spread between those stages, so you'll have to pick your favorites rather than trying to catch everything.
There's more going on than just the music, too. The grounds will have art installations, bars, concessions, food vendors, and official M3F merchandise. If you're coming with kids, anyone 12 and under gets in free with a ticketed adult.
One thing that sets M3F apart is what it does when the festival isn't happening. It runs 'The Community Project', a year-round series of programs that support art, music and community. ART LAB is a free monthly creative program that connects the next generation of artists with real-world experience in music production, design and photography. There's also THE FIELD TRIP, a Desert Nature Walkabout; COFFEE & M3F; BUILD DAY, a community space renovation; and M3F RUN CLUB.
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When it comes to tickets, General Admission covers both days of music, art and community, with access to the 25+ performances, all the art installations, bars, concessions, food vendors, beverage offerings and official merchandise. VIP adds exclusive viewing areas and lounge access, dedicated VIP bars, premium food options, expedited entry and VIP-only restrooms. Club Pass includes everything in VIP plus complimentary drinks, limited-capacity Club access and exclusive Club viewing areas—including side-stage access—a premium Club lounge and hospitality, and the fastest festival entry.
A few practical things to keep in mind: the festival is fully cashless, and there's no re-entry, so once you're in, you're in for the day. There's no official festival parking, so public transport, ride shares or parking at 4041 N Central Ave are your best bets, and there's a bike valet near the entrance at N Central Ave.
