Punk in the Park 2025: A mix of beer, nostalgia, and lots of music
Punk in the Park is making a much-anticipated return to Denver with a three-day extravaganza of punk rock, craft beer, and nostalgia. Following a successful single-day debut in 2021, this event promises to be a haven for lovers of the genre and a trip down memory lane for Gen-Xers.
The lineup for this summer festival is a veritable who’s who of punk-rock legends, featuring iconic bands like Bad Religion, Descendents, Dropkick Murphys, Pennywise, Streetlight Manifesto, and Circle Jerks, among many others. These Southern California acts have been mainstays of the punk rock scene for decades, and their presence at Punk in the Park is sure to draw a crowd of devoted fans who have grown up with their music.
While there have been numerous opportunities to catch these bands live in recent years at various music festivals and standalone shows, the appeal of seeing them all in one place is hard to resist. Three-day general admission passes start at $145.50, offering a budget-friendly alternative to the steep ticket prices of other concert venues. The event is all-ages, making it a family-friendly option for fans who want to introduce their kids to the punk rock scene.
In addition to the music, Punk in the Park offers beer tastings from noon to 3 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, with a $15 add-on for attendees 21-and-up. The selection includes a variety of craft beers, hard seltzer, and cider, ensuring that there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Food options, including vegan choices, will also be available to keep festival-goers fueled throughout the day.
The 2025 edition of Punk in the Park marks its biggest-ever visit to Denver, expanding on its single-day debut in 2021. The event will take place at the National Western Stockyards, setting the stage for a weekend of punk rock mayhem and good times. With no overlapping sets, attendees can rest assured that they won’t miss a moment of their favorite bands’ performances, allowing for bathroom breaks, water refills, and other relaxation moments without the fear of missing out.
Overall, Punk in the Park promises to be a must-attend event for fans of punk rock and those looking to relive the glory days of the genre. With a killer lineup, beer tastings, and a fun, inclusive atmosphere, this festival is sure to be a highlight of the summer music scene in Denver. So grab your tickets, dust off your old band patches, and get ready to mosh your heart out at Punk in the Park 2025!