Sat, August 1
Pittsburgh
2000s Era Hip-Hop • Live
Your Favorite Throwbacks. One Incredible Day.
EQT Park • August 1, 2026
Know Before You Go: Pittsburgh
Location
EQT Park
1 Washington Federal Way
Washington, PA 15301
Explore the Map
View our official Site Map for entrances, food vendors, restrooms, accessibility areas, VIP viewing locations, and more. Just click the image.
Parking Update
Our on-site parking has officially sold out! To make your arrival as smooth as possible, we recommend using rideshare services or carpooling, or planning alternative parking arrangements before arriving.
Do Not Bring Any of These Items
- Outside Food & Beverage
- Chairs
- Backpacks
- Blankets, Towels
- Tents, Umbrellas
- Illegal Substances
- Drugs or Paraphernalia
- Wagons
- Frisbees
- Fireworks/Explosives
- Glass, Cans, Coolers
- Toy or Real Weapons (including firearms)
- Professional Recording Equipment
- Drones
- Camelbacks
- Markers, Paint, Spray Paint
- Large Chains or Spiked Jewelry
- Stickers, Flyers
- Laser Pointers
- Bad vibes — seriously, leave those behind.
This is a Cashless Event!
We know it’s a throwback festival, and it would be super fun to count cash, but it’s 2026, you gotta have a card.
Re-Entry Policy:
Re-entry is not allowed.
Set Times
VIP gates open at 1:30 PM
General Admission (GA) gates open at 2:00 PM
Quick Tips
• 21+ only: valid government‑issued ID required.
• Plan your day: VIP gates open at 1:30 PM, and GA gates open at 2:00 PM. Please note that entry closes one hour before the last performance.
• Check the weather forecast before the event.
• Come prepared: bring a portable battery pack and small sunscreen
• Stay hydrated and pace yourself at tasting areas.
• This is a cashless event. Only card payments are accepted.
• Lineup, maps, and set times are subject to change. Follow our official channels for updates.
• Parking passes are available for purchase HERE.
• Questions, lost & found, or accessibility support: support@socialhouseentertainment.com.
Margarita Vouchers
VIP margarita vouchers are redeemable at every bar. You can use the voucher for all drinks, excluding shots!
Taco Flights
Redeem your VIP taco flights at any vendor with VIP signage, or check with your favorite food truck to see if they’re participating!
Food Vendors List
Our Valued Partners
Festival FAQs
Ticketing ➤
General Info ➤
VIP ➤
Medical Staff and ADA ➤
Vendors ➤
Ticketing
When I purchase my ticket online, how do I get my ticket?
How do I transfer my ticket to someone else?
What is the refund policy?
What is the contact for ticket issues?
General Info
Who do I contact for comments, suggestions, or complaints?
Is this event family-friendly?
Do I need an ID?
- Driver’s license or state ID (no paper or temporary copies accepted)
- Passport (U.S., Canadian, or international)
- Military ID
Is the artist lineup final?
What items are prohibited?
Leave these at home:
- Chairs
- Outside food & beverage
- Backpacks
- Blankets, towels
- Tents, umbrellas
- Illegal substances
- Drugs or drug paraphernalia
- Wagons
- Frisbees
- Fireworks/explosives
- Gang-affiliated paraphernalia, including but not limited to cuts, colors, or patches.
- Glass, cans, coolers
- Toy or real weapons (including firearms)
- Professional recording equipment
- Drones
- Camelbacks
- Markers, paint, spray paint
- Large chains or spiked jewelry
- Stickers, flyers
- Laser pointers
- Bad vibes — seriously, leave those behind.
What is the bag policy?
- Clear clutch (no larger than 4.5″ x 6.5″)
- Clear fanny pack
*For Winnipeg, bags are discouraged and will be searched.
Are chairs allowed at the festival?
Are outside food and beverages allowed inside the festival?
What is the photography policy?
What do we do if we want to park?
Is the festival outdoors?
What is the weather policy?
What is the re-entry policy?
Is this event cashless?
Food and beverage vendors are independently operated. While many accept cashless payments, some vendors may accept cash. Payment methods can vary by vendor.
We recommend bringing a credit/debit card or mobile payment option for the smoothest experience. Cash acceptance at food vendors is not guaranteed.
VIP FAQs
How do I get my VIP wristband?
How do I redeem my VIP Margarita vouchers?
How do I redeem my complimentary VIP taco flight?
Vendor FAQs
What's the 2026 food and retail vendors list?
- 412 Tacos
- Bogeys Washington Ave
- Chef Carmen
- Dina Coladas
- Don Polo Mexican Food
- Freddy’s Grill Chicago
- JB Vending
- K.O. Concessions
- Maestros Sauce Co. (Retail)
- Mobile Chef
- Mommalicious Food Truck
- Smoked in Pitt BBQ
- Taco Inferno
- Tacoloc
- Tropical Drinks
- What The Taco?!
Medical Staff and ADA
What accomodations will be made for persons with disabilities? (parking, stage area sitting, sign language, wheelchair accessibility, service animals, etc.)
What other medical information is available?
2026 Lineup
fat joe
fat joe
Fat Joe is a Grammy-nominated Bronx rapper, entrepreneur, author, and actor, known for multiplatinum hits, bridging hip-hop and Latin music, founding Terror Squad, and expanding into media and business ventures.
Pretty Ricky
Pretty Ricky
Pretty Ricky is a Miami R&B group famed for hits like “Grind With Me” and “On the Hotline,” Platinum albums, electrifying stage presence, and a celebrated Millennium Tour reunion.
Ginuwine
Ginuwine
Ginuwine is a multi-platinum R&B singer and performer known for hits like “Pony” and “Differences,” collaborations with Timbaland, and shaping 1990s hip-hop soul.
Too $hort
Too $hort
Too $hort is an Oakland rap pioneer and West Coast icon known for funk-driven street anthems, over 20 albums, and shaping Bay Area hip-hop.
Frankie J
Frankie J
Frankie J blends smooth R&B with Latin soul, turning heartfelt stories into timeless hits that make you feel every note.
bubba sparxxx
bubba sparxxx
Bubba Sparxxx is a genre-blending artist who mixes hip hop with southern and country influences.
Yung Joc
Yung Joc
Yung Joc is an Atlanta rapper and entrepreneur known for his 2006 hit “It’s Goin’ Down,” chart-topping albums, and influential role in Southern hip-hop.
Murphy Lee
Murphy Lee
Murphy Lee is a St. Louis rapper recognized for his work with the St. Lunatics and his solo success.
mims
mims
The New York rapper behind the No. 1 smash "This Is Why I’m Hot," rose from early indie releases to mainstream success with Music Is My Savior.
