Serving as the “Official Closing Ceremony” SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) week, SEMA Fest is transforming the world’s premier automotive trade show into a massive public celebration and extending the energy of the SEMA Show into a day-long experience.
The premier annual trade-only automotive aftermarket event in Las Vegas has announced the musical lineup for SEMA Fest, scheduled for Friday, November 6, at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Leading the lineup are multi-platinum punk rock legends The Offspring, joined by alternative rock favorites Jimmy Eat World, genre-defying rock-reggae group 311, and California-based rock band The Alive. These renowned acts will bring their biggest hits to the stage for an exciting celebration that combines the energy of live music with the passion of automotive culture. As a one-day public event, SEMA Fest will bring SEMA Week to a memorable close, celebrating the longstanding connection between music and cars with a high-energy, high-volume experience.
The day kicks off inside the Las Vegas Convention Center, where attendees can experience the SEMA Show floor, featuring more than 2,000 exhibiting brands and vendors, thousands of custom-built vehicles, and the newest innovations in automotive products and technology.
As the excitement builds, the experience moves outdoors with the iconic SEMA Cruise and adrenaline-fueled motorsports demonstrations, bringing nonstop action throughout the afternoon.
When evening arrives, the spotlight shifts to the SEMA Fest Stage, where live music and automotive excitement unite for an unforgettable experience. The energy continues well into the night with featured vehicle displays and thrilling motorsports performances, keeping the spirit of car culture alive through the final encore.
General admission and VIP concert access tickets are available, as are combined tickets, offering entry to both SEMA Fest and SEMA Show Friday public access. This exclusive bundle gives automotive enthusiasts rare access to the world’s largest automotive aftermarket trade event — typically reserved for industry insiders — alongside performances from some of today’s biggest bands.
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