Korn, Bad Omens, Pierce the Veil and blink-182 will headline Welcome to Rockville when the festival returns to Daytona International Speedway in Florida on 6–9 May 2027. The newly announced bill brings more than 150 artists to five stages, with passes available through the festival’s official website.
Festival promotional imagery: Welcome to Rockville / Danny Wimmer Presents. This is archive promotional imagery, rather than a photograph of the forthcoming event.
Four days with four different centres
| Day | Headliner | Also on the bill |
|---|---|---|
| Thursday, 6 May | Korn | Alice in Chains, Faith No More |
| Friday, 7 May | Bad Omens | $uicideboy$, Ice Nine Kills |
| Saturday, 8 May | Pierce the Veil | Good Charlotte, The Offspring |
| Sunday, 9 May | blink-182 | MGK, Papa Roach |
The day-by-day announcement was published on 29 October. Beyond the headliners, the official lineup includes Judas Priest, The Prodigy, Danzig, Cypress Hill, Stone Temple Pilots and Meshuggah, bringing several generations of heavy music into the same weekend.
That spread is the bill’s defining feature. A visitor following the biggest names can move between metal, alternative rock and pop-punk, while the secondary stages offer a different set of discoveries. The lineup is broad enough that choosing a single day and committing to the full weekend are meaningfully different decisions.
More shade joins the production upgrades
The announcement from organiser Danny Wimmer Presents also details changes around the grounds. Three stages will be tented: Vortex gains a larger, fully shaded footprint, Inferno moves under a tent, and Garage retains shade while adding viewing options. Covered bleachers, more seating and umbrellas are also planned.
The practical changes matter across a four-day event. They are designed to give the gaps between sets a little more breathing room, alongside the upgrades to sound, video and stage production.
Passes and planning
Single-day, two-day and four-day admission options are listed, alongside premium packages. Parking, camping and hotel arrangements are separate considerations, so the official pass information is the place to compare what each option includes. The published lineup establishes the daily programme; it should not be read as a timetable of set times.
