Punk In The Park San Francisco Returns For Second Year

The second annual Punk In The Park will take place at the Cow Palace on Saturday, May 3rd, 2025 with Pennywise headlining. The lineup will also include Screeching Weasel, Lagwagon, Comeback Kid, Good Riddance, ???, Dead To Me, Manic Hispanic, RKL, The Queers, Channel 3, The Side Eyes, Knocked Down and more. Performances will take place on two stages with no overlapping set times at this all-ages outdoor punk rock and craft beer festival. 

“It’s been made clear to us these last couple years in the Bay Area…punk rock is alive and well and Punk In The Park has a solid home there among its patrons and punks,” says Cameron Collins, producer of Punk In The Park and co-founder of Brew Ha Ha Productions. “Screeching Weasel is a band I’ve been trying to book for one of festivals for the past decade, so having them aboard is really exciting. This lineup is one of the coolest we’ve assembled, we’re stoked!”

Punk In The Park is produced by Brew Ha Ha Productions. The company is is known for its diverse, award-winning beer-centric events and music festivals across the United States. Punk In The Park began in Orange County. Now it has stops in San Diego, Orlando, Ventura, Phoenix and Denver, as well as San Francisco. 

Photo Courtesy of Punk In The Park

“Super stoked to be heading back to SF for Punk In The Park number 2!! This lineup is absolutely insane; nothing better than sharing the stage with some of your favorite bands, good friends, and a few cold beverages,” says Fletcher Dragge of Pennywise. “This one is gonna go hard! Can’t wait!”

Ticket Information

General admission for Punk In The Park begins at $49.99 (plus fees) and VIP tickets begin at $149.99 (plus fees). VIP ticketholders will receive access to all GA areas as well as:

  • a commemorative laminate
  • dedicated entrance lanes
  • dedicated VIP main stage viewing area
  • VIP lounge access
  • upgraded restrooms
  • dedicated food and VIP bar areas

All tickets provide access to performances and offer a craft beer tasting add-on for attendees that are 21+. The add-on costs $15. Attendees under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Ticket pricing will increase closer to the festival date, so fans are encouraged to buy early and save. Tickets are on sale now at www.PunkInThePark.com.

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