Music and sports fans will have a lot to cheer about at this year's NCAA March Madness season. Taylor Swift, Halsey and Tayla Parx are confirmed to headline the Capital One JamFest, marking the event's first-ever all-female lineup, according to the NCAA.
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As if that wasn't already enough awesome news, Capital One JamFest, a one-day mini-fest taking place Sunday, April 5, is a free concert. But, event organizers are requiring advance registration for tickets for all fans looking to attend. The general public registration for free tickets opens Thursday, March 5, at 9 a.m. ET and will be available while supplies last.
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Capital One JamFest is the closing event of the 2020 NCAA March Madness Music Festival, a free three-day music series running from April 3-5 at Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta, Ga. Both events lead up to the big NCAA National Championship game on Monday, April 6. Other events during the festival weekender include an AT&T Block Party on Friday, April 3, and a Coca-Cola event on Saturday, April 4.
Previous Capital One JamFest headliners include GRAMMY winners Bruce Springsteen, Aerosmith, Dave Matthews Band, Sting and 13-time GRAMMY nominee Katy Perry, among many others.
