The Evolution Festival returns to St. Louis, celebrating music and culture

ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis region will be welcoming back the Evolution Festival for its second consecutive year in Forest Park.

The festival is a two-day event taking place on Sept. 28 & 29 at Forest Park’s Langenberg Field, which is across the street from the Dwight Davis Tennis Center.

The Evolution Festival will bring a music and culture experience to fans with performances from over 30 artists, including The Killers, Beck, Killer Mike, Billy Idol, and many more.

Besides the music, Evolution Festival attendees will get the opportunity to get an immersive experience through an art gallery, a local vendor marketplace, the new beer garden, cocktail and culinary demonstrations, and food and drinks from over 30 food vendors.

Although it is advised that attendees use ride-sharing apps and taxis to get to the festival, free parking will be available throughout Forest Park and its surrounding areas. There will be a designated location near the festival entrance for drop-offs and pickups.

Evolution Festival will open it’s gates on Saturday and Sunday at 1 p.m., with the early performances kicking off at the Beer Garden Stage at 1:30 p.m.

The event is welcome to all ages, and children 10 and under may enter the festival for free. The box office will open on Wednesday, Sept. 25 and will be available until the concert ends on Sunday, Sept. 29.

Those interested in purchasing tickets can do so by visiting the box office, which is located across from the Dennis & Judith Jones Visitors Center parking lot and the tennis courts, or by clicking here .

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