Back again for 2025, the Ohana Festival is known for bringing major rock headliners and up-and-coming artists to the very same beach that inspired the Beach Boys' famous hit "Surfin' USA." This year, the festival will bring sensational artists like Eddie Vedder, Hozier, and Green Day to Doheny State Beach in Dana Point, California, from September 26 through 28.
With major names headlining the 2025 fall event, tickets for the Ohana Festival are selling out fast. Several ticket types are already sold out, although fans can still find several options from verified third-party ticket resellers.
If you’re looking for how to get tickets to this year's Ohana Festival, then we’ve got you covered. Here’s our breakdown of the 2025 performance schedule, purchasing details, and price comparisons between resale and original tickets. You can also browse concert and ticket specifics at your convenience onStubHub andVivid Seats.
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Ohana Festival 2025 festival schedule
The Ohana Festival is a three-day event held September 26 to 28 at Doheny State Beach. The festival sells three-day passes and one-day tickets. Tickets are available as general admission, VIP, or Ultimate VIP.
| Date | StubHub prices | Vivid Seats prices |
| September 26-28, 2025 | $602 | $679 |
| September 26, 2025 | N/A | $280 |
| September 27, 2025 | N/A | $310 |
| September 28, 2025 | N/A | $386 |
How to buy tickets for Ohana Festival 2025
While the original three-day passes and one-day Saturday and Sunday passes are sold out, the festival still has general admission single-day passes for Friday.
Fans who want to enjoy all three days or attend Saturday or Sunday's performance can find tickets at verified third-party resellers, includingStubHub andVivid Seats.
Fans should factor the cost of parking or public transportation into the prices, as those are not included with passes. Starting new this year, instead of shuttle services from a further parking lot, the festival will be offering reserved parking near the festival. There were both 1 day and 3 day parking passes available; however, as of writing, one-day parking passes for Saturday were the only passes still available.
How much are Ohana Festival tickets?
Original single-day tickets for the Ohana Festival start at $198 for general admission. Three-day original passes were $530, but they are now sold out, and there is a waitlist available. You may have better luck with availability on verified resale sites; however, it should be noted that the prices are notably higher than original passes.
There are a few VIP options as well. Single-day VIP passes start at $624. Friday passes have sold out; however, Saturday and Sunday passes are still available. Three-day VIP passes sold out as well. Three-day ultimate VIP passes are also available, starting at $10,255.
On Stubhub, the cheapest available three-day pass is $602; single-day passes are not available. On Vivid Seats, weekend passes start at $679, and the cheapest available day passes range from $280 for Friday to #486 for Sunday.
Children aged 5 and under are admitted free but are required to be accompanied by a ticketed adult.
Who is performing at the Ohana Festival?
Each day of Ohana Festival is packed with incredible performers, with Eddie Vedder, Hozier, and Green Day as the headliners throughout the weekend.
Friday, September 26, 2025
- Eddie Vedder, Kings of Leon, Earthlings, Garbage, Stereophonics, Lukas Nelson, Kim Deal, Deep Sea Diver, Hinds, Akira Galaxy, Makua
Saturday, September 27, 2025
- Hozier, Leon Bridgers, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Royal Otis, Margo Price, Mdou Moctar, Mon Rovia, Chaparral, David Duchovny, The Alain, Johannes Band
Sunday, September 28, 2025
- Green Day, Cage the Elephant, Wet Leg, James, High Vis, The Chats, Lambrini Girls, The Criticals, Skating Polly
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