Calvin Harris, John Summit and Peso Pluma to Headline AT&T Playlist Live! in Miami Beach

Two free beachfront concerts lead into College Football Playoff championship weekend.

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Electronic superstar Calvin Harris, DJ-producer John Summit and Mexican sensation Peso Pluma will headline AT&T Playlist Live!, a pair of free concerts on the sands of Miami Beach scheduled for January 17 and 18. The performances take place at Lummus Park on Ocean Drive as part of the festivities surrounding the College Football Playoff National Championship.

Both nights are free to the public; gates open at 6:00 p.m. Eastern Time on Saturday, Jan. 17 and Sunday, Jan. 18. Fans should expect a lively beachfront atmosphere with music and on-site activations.

The Saturday lineup (Jan. 17) features Calvin Harris alongside John Summit and rising artist Xandra. Sunday’s bill (Jan. 18) highlights Peso Pluma and includes performances from the Latin Mafia trio and Colombian singer Greeicy.

Chris Stanger, vice president of media and sponsorships at AT&T, described the event as an opportunity to merge Miami’s vibrant cultural energy with the excitement of championship weekend — transforming the beach into a communal stage for music and celebration.

Ahead of kickoff for the National Championship on Monday, Jan. 19, the Allstate Championship Tailgate outside Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens will feature Pitbull and Kat Luna. The tailgate is open to fans from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ET and will include a range of activations as well as performances by the competing teams’ marching bands.

Ryan Allen Hall, senior director of public events and sponsorships for the College Football Playoff, emphasized that the concert series is designed to amplify fan passion and create lasting moments beyond the field — bringing the spirit of the playoff to life on the sand.

College football observers expect a competitive season: the current CFP rankings list Ohio State at No. 1, followed by Indiana, Texas A&M, Georgia and Texas Tech in the top five. The College Football Playoff begins Dec. 19 and culminates with the National Championship game on Jan. 19.

For more information about schedule details and venue guidelines, visit the official AT&T Playlist Live! event page. Event details

 

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