Pitchfork Music Festival CDMX has announced its highly anticipated 2025 lineup. The festival will feature renowned artists such as Beth Gibbons from Portishead, Earl Sweatshirt, Little Simz, and Oneohtrix Point Never, joining previously announced acts like Black Country, New Road, Roc Marciano, and The Alchemist. The event is set to take place at Mexico City’s Estadio Fray Nano and Casa del Lago from May 2 to 4.
Kicking off on May 2, the festival will include performances by Silvana Estrada, who will present her work "Primera Lluvia," alongside Rodrigo Amarante, Tim Bernardes, Bedouine, and A Veces Siempre at Estadio Fray Nano’s Carpa stage.
The festival’s main day, Saturday, May 3, will deliver an open-air experience featuring a stellar lineup including Beth Gibbons, Little Simz, Earl Sweatshirt, Oneohtrix Point Never, Black Country, New Road, Roc Marciano, and The Alchemist, as well as Machine Girl, Ross From Friends, Rejjie Snow, Dummy, Untitled (Halo), Luz Luz Luz!, and Rosas. Additionally, the local record label N.A.A.F.I will showcase sets from DJ Fucci and Imaabs B2B ZutZut.
Closing out the event on Sunday, May 4, will be a free gathering at Casa del Lago featuring performances by James K and E-NFOQUE by Edgar Mondragón & IMGN.
Tickets are currently available online. For residents of Mexico City, no-fee tickets can also be purchased at Tienda Foro Indie Rocks! located at Zacatecas 39, Roma Norte.
This festival adds to Pitchfork’s impressive global lineup, which includes celebrated events in Paris and London. Stay tuned for the latest updates regarding Pitchfork Music Festival CDMX.
Festival Lineup Highlights:
- A Veces Siempre
- Bedouine
- Beth Gibbons
- Black Country, New Road
- Dummy
- Earl Sweatshirt
- E-NFOQUE
- James K
- Little Simz
- Luz, Luz, Luz!
- Machine Girl
- NAAFI PRESENTS: DJ Fucci, Imaabs B2B ZutZut
- Oneohtrix Point Never (with live video and puppetry by Freeka Tet)
- Rejjie Snow
- Roc Marciano & The Alchemist
- Rodrigo Amarante
- Rosas
- Ross From Friends
- Silvana Estrada (performing "Primera Lluvia")
- Tim Bernardes
- Untitled (Halo)
