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Welcome to Rockville 2027 lineup features Blink-182, Korn, Bad Omens and Pierce the Veil

The four-day Daytona Beach festival will bring more than 150 artists and expanded shaded areas to the speedway

Welcome to Rockville 2027 lineup The announced Welcome to Rockville 2027 lineup includes more than 150 artists scheduled May 6-9 at Daytona International Speedway. (Danny Wimmer Presents)

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Blink-182, Korn, Bad Omens and Pierce the Veil will headline Welcome to Rockville when the festival returns to Daytona International Speedway May 6-9, 2027.

Organizers announced the lineup Thursday, along with changes to the festival grounds that include more shade, additional seating and upgraded stage production.

Festival passes and ticket information are available at WelcomeToRockville.com. Options include single-day, two-day and four-day admission, along with VIP and Daytona Owners Club packages.

Who is playing each day

More than 150 artists are scheduled across five stages. Featured performers include:

  • Thursday, May 6: Korn, Alice in Chains, Faith No More, Marilyn Manson, Seether, Cypress Hill and Poppy.
  • Friday, May 7: Bad Omens, $uicideboy$, Ice Nine Kills, Knocked Loose, Judas Priest, Bilmuri and Wage War.
  • Saturday, May 8: Pierce the Veil, Good Charlotte, The Offspring, The Prodigy, 311, Stone Temple Pilots and Meshuggah.
  • Sunday, May 9: Blink-182, MGK, Papa Roach, Danzig, I Prevail, Black Veil Brides and Skid Row.

Organizers are billing Faith No More’s appearance as its first reunion show and an exclusive Southeastern U.S. performance. Other announced highlights include Meshuggah’s 40th anniversary celebration and reunion appearances by Circa Survive, Forever the Sickest Kids, Palisades and Cute Is What We Aim For.

Jinjer will headline the Wednesday night pre-party, which is included for campers and hotel package holders.

More shade and changes to the grounds

Producer Danny Wimmer Presents said three stages will be tented in 2027. The Vortex stage will have an expanded footprint and full shade, while Inferno will move under a tent with upgraded audio and video.

Other changes include covered bleachers, more seating and umbrellas, additional screens and new amusement rides.

A new Bonus Round Barcade will offer arcade games and an indoor bar. Returning attractions include carnival rides, karaoke and air-conditioned spaces where attendees can take a break between performances.

VIP changes include an expanded and relocated area, a new lounge experience and access to the speedway’s Fan Zone, according to organizers.

Tickets and camping

Organizers said passes are on sale with layaway options starting at $1 down. A single-day general admission student pass is available for $120, including fees, for buyers with a valid .edu email address.

Discounted passes are also available through GOVX for eligible military personnel, nurses, firefighters and police personnel.

As of Thursday’s announcement, organizers said a limited number of car-and-tent camping passes remained. RV camping was sold out, with a waitlist available.

Welcome to Rockville began in Jacksonville in 2011 and moved to Daytona International Speedway in 2021. Organizers reported attendance of 210,000 at the 2026 festival.

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Brody Wooddell

Brody Wooddell, WFTV.com

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