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John Summit, David Guetta, Alison Wonderland & More to Play College Football Playoff National Championship Weekend

The free AT&T Playoff Playlist Live festival happens Jan. 23-24 in Las Vegas.

The 2027 College Football Playoff National Championship will feature two leading teams battling it out on January 25 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. In the days leading up to the big game, an electrifying lineup of DJs will take the stage to energize the crowd. AT&T Playoff Playlist Live – The CFP Music Festival will take place from January 23-24 at Las Vegas' Grand Prix Plaza, located just off the Strip.

Day 1 of the festival will feature an impressive roster of artists, including David Guetta, Marshmello, Alison Wonderland, Honeyluv, and the rising duo, Girl Math. On day 2, the lineup will boast even more renowned DJs, such as John Summit, Fisher, Sofi Tukker, Korolova, and DJ Skilah. Doors open at 3 p.m. on both days, with admission being free for all attendees. Registration details will be made available through the CFP's official mobile app at a later date.

CFP senior director of public events and sponsorships, Ryan Allen Hall, expressed excitement about the diverse music genres that Las Vegas offers, particularly electronic music, which "embraces the variety of music genres like no other city in the world." However, what truly sets this event apart is the "free" admission, in line with the CFP's commitment to delivering a top-notch championship experience for fans and guests, especially during National Championship week.

Hall adds, "It is all part of the CFP’s commitment to providing a world-class championship experience to our fans and guests, especially during National Championship week. We curated a lineup specifically for the city of Miami last year and it was the largest concert ever seen on South Beach. A true spectacle. We’re here to do the same for the city of Las Vegas this January."

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