Live Nation’s popular lawn pass — which granted fans entry to outdoor summer concerts — has ended, with a new program set to replace it.

Live Nation is killing its ‘Lawnie Pass’ offering at several outdoor amphitheaters across the United States. The summer-long pass offered access to a ‘fast lane’ at entry gates for $239 and sold out in 2024.

(Gray News) - Live Nation is discontinuing its popular Lawnie Pass program. “While there will not be a Lawnie Pass program in 2025, previous Lawnies will be the first to hear about these new offerings,” Live Nation wrote in an Instagram post.

Live Nation announced they won't be offering the popular "Lawnie Pass" for this summer's concert season, including shows at Lakewood Amphitheatre in Atlanta.

Thirteen concerts are scheduled at the Amp so far this summer; most lawn tickets are $50 or more (Thomas Rhett is $41.75 plus fees). To buy a single lawn ticket for all 13 shows, it would cost at least $600, or more than twice the price of last year’s lawn pass in Syracuse.

Live Nation has ended its popular summer concert lawn-pass program. “We are working on new and exciting programs for summer concert season,” according to a statement from Live Nation. “While there will not be a Lawnie Pass program in 2025,

By far the world's largest concert promoter and event operator, Live Nation announced the decision on its Lawn Pass Facebook and Instagram pages on Tuesday. The entertainment company alluded to “new and exciting programs for the summer concert season” and promised “Lawnies,

Concertgoers who planned to buy a summer lawn pass to see a range of acts at Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC) this year including Dave Matthews Band,