Phoenix Pride 2025 Celebrates Diversity with Star-Studded Lineup and Community Events

Phoenix Pride 2025 is set to feature a dynamic lineup of headline performers over a vibrant two-day celebration at Steele Indian School Park, scheduled for October 18-19. The festival will kick off with a parade starting at 10 a.m. on Sunday from Thomas Road and Third Street, culminating at the park, with the mayor participating to emphasize community support. Leading the musical entertainment, Big Freedia, the renowned ambassador of New Orleans bounce, will energize the main stage on Saturday evening, fresh off releasing a new gospel-influenced album. Her performance promises to be a high-energy experience aimed at uniting attendees through music and celebration. Supporting acts include Snow Tha Product, a Mexican-American rapper known for seamlessly switching between Spanish and English, and Debby Holiday, who will bring her signature house beats and disco vibes to get the crowd dancing. Sunday will feature DJ Jamie J. Sanchez spinning dance tracks during the afternoon, followed by Debby Holiday's set and headliner Todrick Hall, a versatile performer with Broadway and television credentials. The festival offers various amenities, including food and beverage options, dance spac...