iHeartRadio Music Festival Tickets

The performers were awesome, the stage area and sound system was amazing and the village was a lot of fun. Suggest explaining the wrist band scanning/incentive thing to first timers in the future as 5 of the 7 hours went by before we found out about the game. It was very hot and although there were water stations and some shade areas these were all located too far from the viewing area in front of the stage. It was impossible to get water to drink unless one gave up their place in front of the stage and no-one is going to do that while waiting for Demi or their other favorites to come on. When entering the Village any bottled water carried that was not the brand of the water company signed as one of the sponsors was not allowed in and even for their brand only one bottle was permitted. It was 102º!! Lastly, with 15 performers everyone is standing in the hot sun for hours and it is really brutal to make everyone wait 30 minutes for the Headliners to come on when they take their turns. It did not really build excitement, but rather just tested everyones' endurance and a fair number of people had to have medical help from too much heat.

I'd heard a song or two by Echosmith before, but didn't really know who they were. They were so much fun to watch perform and I love their sound!

I didn't know of Shawn Mendez or Zell Day before the festival but fell in love with them. Everything was amazing but we got burnt it was so hot. I'm still peeling.

We traveled from Denver to Vegas for the iHeartRadio Daytime Village Festival. The line up was GREAT and the best part is you really could see the stage from most everywhere in the space. The part we were most grateful for was the discovery of the roof top shaded area above the Buffalo Wild Wings bar. As it was 98*+ that day in dead sun and no shade to be found, this was the perfect vantage point where you could safely sit down and watch the show, and lets face it, not pass out from heat exhaustion. There were plenty of food and drink options available. And fun sponsor things like the rain wall, chill room and recharging stations. The unfortunate thing about hanging on the roof top of the Buffalo Wild Wings space was we were unable to ignore the terribly loud sponsor guy below going on repeat the entire day about the oh so hot buffalo wings they were making people devour for some sort of prize. It was difficult to hear the actual bands on stage at times...The restroom set up was well done, and actually maintained during the day! You can imagine the possible condition of port-a-potties after 8+ hours and 22,000 people. But they had a crew going through and cleaning them and refilling toilet paper etc. which was MUCH appreciated. There was also free shuttles from MGM to the Village, although we would have happily walked had we known the actual location of the village was not at the MGM itself. There were more than enough staff, medical, and police on site, which ended up being needed from time to time due to the heat and people passing out. WORST moment would have been the only OBVIOUS lip singing that occurred which was Demi Lovato... Her performance was beyond disappointing but everyone else was very personable and entertaining to watch! Over all, the experience was great! Would 100% go again.

It was a good event. I thought it should have been better advertised though that it was outdoors so we could have been better prepared. Also, it should have been known that the actual event was not at the MGM but was at another location and there are no actual seats.

The event itself was amazing. Not only was there a large stage and plenty of room for the crowd, but there was good food and many other attractions as well. The layout was very easy to navigate, and it was hard to get lost. When I arrived, however, I was disappointed to find that the food offered was very unhealthy, and there were very few vegetarian options. Also, the weather was EXTREMELY HOT. If you decide to go, make sure to wear a high SPF sunscreen and reapply constantly, and don't bring any hot articles of clothing because they will be useless.

Alright, so the acts this year were amazing. Tori Kelly, Demi Lovato, Walk the Moon, and Echosmith were a couple of my favorites. The Struts were an interesting band to watch as well. I went with my sisters and cousins and we got there at 10:30ish and thanks to the Shuttle at Mandalay, we were dropped right next to the security check point. So we secured our place in the crowd and stayed there from 10:4ish, till 2:00ish, when Tori Kelly's set finished up. After that, we got fed up with the crowd and decided to enjoy the show from a distance, where we weren't completely surrounded by the masses. The rest of the acts were enjoyable and we took some time to walk around and visit some of the booths, the Dippin Dots and the one selling the frozen Minute Maid things being my favorite. I wish there was an ice station to get ice because the water bottles we had turned into some hot water and that was not enjoyable. The biggest pet peeve I had was that in the list of items to bring/not bring, it said you couldn't bring an umbrella. Now that was just plain dumb! Why would they force us to stay out in the heat without any sort of shade?! I swear my skin was just cooking as we stayed in that sun for almost 7 hours! Next time, I'm definitely bringing an umbrella cause that was just ridiculous!

I took my daugther to this event and she had a great time seeing some of her favorite artists in person for the first time. She really enjoyed the performances of Big Sean, Trey Songz, Demi Lovato, Tove Lo, Shawn Mendes, Nick Jonas and Lee Brice. Even though she does not know who the artists are for the 2016 iHeart Daytime Festival, she wants to come back here next year. The vendors at this event did a very nice job as well. My daughter enjoyed the gifts each of the vendors provided at their booths. One thing I enjoyed was the opportunity to take pictures with my daughter at the various vendors booths. These pictures will bring back fond memories with my daughter from this event.

The festival was great and the performances at Daytime Village were great. Would love to go again.

best experience ever!! this festival is really cheap and you get to see your favorite bands and artists. awesome

This music festival leaves me breathless every year. Its insane how good of a spot you can get and how many huge artists you can see in person for such a great price! I have yet to be disappointed!

Amazing artists line up; thank God they lower the price.

The artists line up were good; location not so good.

Overall, had an awesome time! Photo booths are always fun! The one water station was fine, but being that it was almost 100 degrees outside a couple of ice machines would have been awesome for those of us that took a reusable water bottle. Extra shaded areas would also be great for next years festival, maybe some fans with mist, rotatating shde that goes with the movement of the sun.

No comment on the music.. if you liked them cool. Just a big corporate sponsored event w/massive lines to get a free shirt from Macys or a fan from Pepsi.. why anyone waits in a long-azz line in the sun for that stuff is beyond me. VERY cool tho that they recognized the Vegas heat and gave out free waters/pops!! respect for that!! but.. to me the biggest suck was the food.. horrible fair type junk..unless you were vip oh no then they had their own food trucks maybe 20 yards from the crappy food i was forced to buy. Vegas has tons of food trucks.. why not have some for everybody and sure let the vip's have theirs too?

I had a lot of fun. Tons of vendors and lots of fun give aways. The bands were awesome as well as the staff. Only recommendation would be more cooling stations to actually wet your body (vegas is hot) and the only free water station had hot water and was hidden in the corner where it wasnt visible. Food prices were a little outrageous but understandable.

The festival is a whole weekend and unfortunately I bought this ticket thinking I could participate in everything. It strictly works for the outdoor portion of the event, which is uncomfortably hot. It was so bad that people were retreating for shelter and we're waiting in hour long lines for some shade and complimentary water. The sun was directly overhead from the stage and so most people didn't even see the artists. The MCs were terrible!! I heard political jokes, lots of awkward laughing, and annoying chit chat conversation.

George Ezra was the best performer hands down! He danced and sang so amazingly beautiful. He is the most gorgeous and talented singer out there at the moment! Why did he only have 10 minutes? He has to be invited back next year and has to have at least an hour or just have a show some place here in Las Vegas, NV.

I've been to many concerts and festivals but iHeart is by far my favorite. Strongly recommend it to anyone who wants a good time.

The Daytime Village was a lot of fun. A bunch of really great artists all in one place putting on one incredible show. The weather was hot but that didn't stop people from showing up. I knew a lot of the songs that were played but hearing them live is a completely different feeling. It was great. I would recommend to anyone.