The Don’t Fall in Love Fest is set to come back for its second year on November 22. On 7 October, Tuesday, the 2025 lineup was announced by event organisers, featuring acts such as Future, Chief Keef, Saweetie, and many others set to perform in San Bernardino, California.

Among the performers listed on the bill are notable Latin artists including Banda MS and Los Tucanes De Tijuana, as well as Oscar Maydon, Neton Vega, Banda Machos, Clave Especial, Chuyin and Victor Mendivil. On the Hip Hop side, fans can also look forward to Peysoh and Snow Tha Product putting on their best performances.

“The Don’t Fall in Love Fest is back, and it’s returning with full force,” founder Jesús Ortiz Paz stated in a press release. “Neton, Future, Chief Keef, and Mexican music group Banda MS perform a fusion of Mexican music and rap across two stages.” Following last year’s success, no one has attempted anything similar, and we eagerly anticipate fans joining us to celebrate both the music and the culture, along with the distinct energy.

Tickets for the event can be purchased directly from the festival’s website. Take a look at the flyer underneath while we wait for November.

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Last year’s Don’t Fall in Love Festival attracted a massive audience of over 20,000 people, largely due to performances by Lil Baby, Sexyy Red, Kodak Black, and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. 2025 is shaping up to be equally significant, particularly with the strong music talent scheduled to appear.

Future released three albums in 2024, consisting of WE DON’T TRUST YOU and MIXTAPE PLUTO, the latter of which is characterised by a notable lack of notable features. He’s also pulling from more than a decade’s worth of well-established classics. The same applies to Chief Keef, whose “Shake Dat” also caused a stir on TikTok in August.

Saweetie’s HELLA PRESSURE EP was released the same month. The track featured hits like “boffum” and “twinzzz,” along with a handful of other popular songs.