iHeartRadio Music Festival Tickets

Once The Who backed out this was a nonevent and not worth the price of admission.

Excellent venue. They knew it would be hot, offered plenty of drinks & food + free water to deal with the 100° weather. The artists stayed according to schedule. Security was on top of their game. The speakers sounded amazing (not too loud or distorted, as they can get at concerts) & there were plenty of places to get some a/c relief.

The Daytime Village was amazing. They had tons of free giveaways, including water and snow cones to help everyone keep cool. They had several picture booths with instant printing and digital options. The artists were given ample time to perform. Each artist sang at least 3 songs and the wait time between artists minimal. The only thing I would have liked to see more of was shaded areas. It was very, very, VERY hot in Vegas and I would have appreciated more shade. I would definitely do this again in coming years. I had a freaking blast.

I've never been to the actual Music Festival before. The atmosphere and setup were electric. It was so much fun and the seats were fantastic. I just wish there was a little more variety from who was at the Daytime Village. There were quite a few overlaps of who was at the village and who played the festival that night.

This is my second year going to the iHeartRadio Village. I must say the bands are always awesome. They put on a great show. The setup however, I felt was lacking from last year. There seemed to be more "free" activities and interactive booths to visit. This year had some great new additions but I think, in terms of booths, last year was better.

The Pros : This was a fun event! Great lineup of artists! Nice short performances, good food, freebies you name it, great crowd. The Cons : This event is in the hot dessert sun, no shade or covers by the stage. Saw a couple folks go down from the heat, needs tents or something. While the lineup was revealed, the exact order artists were playing in was not revealed so I missed a couple of performances I really wanted to see! It would be nice if this list order would be made available before the event then we can be present for artists we love! Otherwise good times!!

What a wonderful experience! I would recommend anyone to attend an iHeart Radio Music Fest at least once in their lifetime!

The lineup and performers were awesome and timely, performing about four songs each.. but let's cut to it: It was too darn hot. While it's impossible for them to control the weather (unless it's for the Olympics), the set-up was extremely poor. The only way to shade yourself from the scorching sun was to burn yourself in it first by waiting in extremely long lines to get into sponsors' tents and pop-up buildings. With that many, and popular sponsors, at least have some misters/fans/tents set up for people to not overheat as they did. As you walked around you would see people sitting on the ground in the shade of a vendor booth. There were also two balconies from which you could view the stage, but there was a limited amount of people who could be up there at once. They had fair kind of food available and drink vendors (very long lines in the sun for these too). All in all, could have been organized better. Worth it to go if your favorite artists are playing, especially for the price. Just come prepared with a liter of water, lots sunscreen, and a hat. Oh and cash.

This event was the worst event I have ever been to we waited 45 min to get a drink the tents were super non organized once we finally got our drinks order the girl could not figure out how to work the cash register to run a card! Then we waited in line for another hr to get food and once we finally got to the front of the line and ordered they asked us if we had cash cause there credit card machines were down! So we waited all that time and couldn't even get our food. We watched 2 acts then left out of frustration from the event

This was the third year in a row I went to iHeart - and it wasn't as good as previous festivals. The Who and Janet Jackson cancelling really hurt with no replacements or marque surprises. It is still fun - but not as good as in the past.

Totally worth it, we had a blast and it was worth the drive and the price was great. The only complaint I have is it was a mission to get water. Unless you waited in a super ridiculous line for a sponsor tent or paid like 5$ it was just insane. It was sooooo hot the least they could do was give out some water.

The concert venue was excellent, well organized, centrally located and on the public transportation route. Inside the venue the stage and sound system were good and having artificial turf on the asphalt for people to set on was a novel idea. Venders were located around the perimeter and rest rooms were plentiful and easy to find. The major problem for me and I believe most was the lack of shade, it was 90+ degrees, we cooked in the bright sunshine and heat. .People were huddled around the venders buildings looking for shade. Other major problem for me, $9.00 for a domestic beer, calling it gouging would be very generous. I didn't recognize any of the bands playing but many of the younger folks in the crowd did and sang along with the musicians. My major complaint was no shade, fix this for next year and I'll be back.

No shade. seriously it was 112 out and no shade or cooling fans anywhere except in sponsor tents which had hour long lines to get in and then you missed bands. I had to leave before even seeing walk the moon who i came for.

From the vendors/sponsors to the food trucks to the AMAZING performers on stage everything was perfect!!! So easy and cheap to have this awesome all ages experience! Its was hotter than hell, but the water station was always flowing, most of the vendors/sponsors had ice cream to give away, and everyone was really really nice!

We had an incredible time at the Daytime Village. I-heart radio did this one 1st class with grass, plenty of space to spread out or get close to the stage if you wanted. Plenty of cold water and great beer selection: Bud Lime! Perfect location. Can't wait till next year to go again. This is a "must" event in my many concert going experiences. Great SOUND! They should do the whole weekend outside GA Standing Only.

This was my 2nd time to go to Iheartradio I loved it.

I really enjoyed the Daytime Village at the iHeartRadio Music Festival, the only problem I had was I did not know the order of performances until I arrived at the Village, therefore, I missed the one performance I had my heart on watching.

Though it was hot outside, the performances were amazing!! Will definitely go again!

This was my third time attending the iHeartRadio Festival Village and I usually give it 5 stars however this year it was too CROWDED. I wouldn't mind paying more for this event if they allowed less people. There have been improvements over the past 3 years however there is still not enough shade and LV is hot. Please bring back free water in different stations. I couldn't enjoy the booths because the lines were too long and absolutely no shade while waiting in lines. This year the Village was average. I will try it one more year but if improvements in the number of shaded areas and water availability are not made I will not continue to go or recommend to friends.

The event was organized well. Having said that, weather did play an important role - it was too hot so having misters and shades around would've been helpful. Free water and ice at pepsi booth ran out in a couple of hours. Rain or shine - shade would be great and misters for a hot day!!