The annual March Madness Music Festival, organized by NCAA and TNT Sports, is set to return in 2026, offering college basketball fans an exciting array of musical performances. Billboard exclusively announced the star-studded lineup on Wednesday, March 11, revealing a diverse roster of artists for the free event.

Scheduled to take place at the American Legion Mall in Indianapolis from Friday, April 3, through Sunday, April 5, the festival is presented by major sponsors AT&T, Coca-Cola, and Capital One. In addition to the announced acts, a surprise artist is also expected to perform, adding to the anticipation.

Friday, April 3, will kick off with the AT&T Block Party, featuring genre-bending hip-hop duo Joey Valence & Brae, who will perform amidst their world tour supporting their 2025 album "HYPERYOUTH." Following them, singer, songwriter, and producer keshi, fresh off his own arena tour, will take the stage. The evening will culminate with a headline performance by the Grammy Award-winning rock duo Twenty One Pilots.

Saturday's festivities, hosted on the Coca-Cola LIVE! stage, will begin with Ravyn Lenae, known for her Billboard Hot 100 top five hit “Love Me Not.” Rapper and singer BRELAND will also perform, bringing his unique blend of hip-hop and country. The night will be headlined by the three-time Grammy Award-winning Zac Brown Band.

The final night of the festival, Sunday, April 5, will feature Billboard 200 chart-topper Megan Moroney on the Capital One JamFest stage. The country superstar will be preceded by singer/songwriter Dominic Fike, whose 2018 single “Babydoll” recently debuted on the Hot 100.

Fans interested in attending can find more information and updates on the official NCAA.com/marchmadness/musicfest website. For those unable to experience the live event in Indianapolis, all performances will be available for livestreaming on NCAA.com.