Zac Brown Band to Headline UFC Freedom 250 Fan Fest with Free Concert
The acclaimed multi-platinum, Grammy-winning country-rock band, Zac Brown Band, has been announced as the headlining musical act for the UFC Freedom 250 Fan Fest. The event, powered by Monster Energy, will take place at The Ellipse in Washington D.C. on Saturday, June 13th. Attendance at the UFC Freedom 250 Fan Fest is free for those with a registered ticket.
Zac Brown Band stands as one of today's most prominent touring artists. They boast 14 Billboard Hot Country Number 1 singles and have achieved over 11 million album sales, establishing themselves as a significant force in both country and rock music. This past winter, the band concluded a notable eight-night engagement at Sphere in Las Vegas. This summer, they are set to embark on their headline "Love & Fear Tour," supporting their eighth studio album, "Love & Fear," which was released on December 5, 2025.
The UFC Freedom 250 Fan Fest, part of the significant UFC Freedom 250 event scheduled for Sunday, June 14th at The White House, is a two-day festival running from Saturday, June 13th, to Sunday, June 14th, commencing at 3:30 p.m. ET daily. Attendees can anticipate a range of engaging activities, including live performances by UFC athletes, appearances by celebrities, exclusive on-stage moments, meet-and-greets, ceremonial weigh-ins, live music, and much more. These festivities culminate in the unique UFC Freedom 250 watch party on Sunday evening. Further details can be found at UFCFreedom250.com.
Admission to the UFC Freedom 250 Fan Fest is free with a registered ticket. Fans can register for an opportunity to secure tickets starting now until Thursday, April 16th, at 11:59 p.m., by visiting UFCFreedom250.com. Those who register early will receive a unique ticket request link on Friday, April 17th, offering a chance to obtain tickets before the general public. Fans who do not participate in the early registration can submit their request with the general public beginning Tuesday, April 21st.
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