Night Moves Music Fest is set to return for its third year on November 8, 2025, bringing a day of live music and outdoor fun to Community Maritime Park at 301 W. Main St. in downtown Pensacola.
This year’s lineup includes nationally known headliners Japanese Breakfast, Dashboard Confessional, and Joyce Manor, along with locally loved artists like Ben Loftin and the Family, Ego Death, and Katie Dineen. Additional performances will include rising acts such as Origami Angel and Wishy. After nearly 100% growth in its second year, Night Moves Music Fest is on track for its biggest year yet in 2025. Curated by The Handlebar and the Pensacola based nonprofit Night Moves, the festival is part of the annual Foo Foo Festival event series produced by Art, Culture, and Entertainment, Inc. (ACE).
“We’re extremely happy to be recognized by ACE and Foo Foo Festival to bring another music festival to Pensacola this fall. We love where we live and are proud to have a small impact in making it a better place. This is a dream lineup for us, and we’re so thankful for the chance to bring these artists to our town—many of them for the first time ever,” said Robert Goodspeed, Night Moves director.
In addition to live music, the festival will feature local food trucks, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverage options, and vintage vendors in a market-style area. Night Moves Music Fest is an all-ages, rain-or-shine event. Tickets go on sale July 25, with multiple tiers available. For full ticket and event details, visit nightmovesfest.com.
Night Moves is a Pensacola-based nonprofit organization dedicated to providing a safe space for artists and fans. Founded in 2018 by Robert Goodspeed, Night Moves has cultivated a community of music lovers by helping up-and-coming artists book performances, record music, and grow their fan base. Today, the organization continues this mission by hosting concerts and other events throughout Pensacola. Learn more at nightmovespensacola.com or on Facebook and Instagram at @nightmovespensacola.
