The complete guide to Splash House Palm Springs
Never attended Palm Springs’ own EDM festival before? No worries, we’ve got you. Here’s everything you need to know about Splash House.
Not even triple-digit temperatures could keep EDM fans away from Palm Springs this weekend.
From Friday, Aug. 8 through Sunday, Aug. 10 (and then all over again the following weekend), party people are descending upon the desert for a weekend celebrating dance and electronic music at poolside music festival Splash House. The two-weekend event takes place across three Palm Springs hotels, and the lineup features renowned DJs such as Diplo, Eli Brown and San Pacho.
Here’s everything you need to know about the festival, whether you already have a pass or are looking for a last-minute ticket.
What is Splash House?
Splash House is a co-production of Goldenvoice, the promoters behind the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and Stagecoach country music festival, that was founded in 2013 by desert locals (and siblings) Tyler and Kelly McLean.
The event is the city’s largest summer concert, continually drawing thousands despite its occurrence during the area’s slowest and hottest season. All artists perform poolside, so festivalgoers can kick back, cool off and enjoy an array of EDM acts while taking a dip.
When and where does Splash House take place?
Splash House takes place across two weekends in August this year:
- Weekend 1: Aug. 8-10
- Weekend 2: Aug. 15-17
All performances are spread across three Palm Springs hotels:
- Renaissance Palm Springs Hotel, 888 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way
- Riviera Resort & Spa Palm Springs, 1600 N. Indian Canyon Drive
- Saguaro Palm Springs, 1800 E. Palm Canyon Drive
Splash House tickets — what’s left?
Those interested in attending Splash House 2025 have limited options left. Weekend 1 is completely sold out other than a few After Hours passes, and Weekend 2 has just a few passes remaining.
Here’s what’s left:
- Weekend 1 After Hours GA Tier 2: $125
- Weekend 2 Splash House GA Pass: $250
- Weekend 2 After Hours GA: $115
- Weekend 2 Combo GA Pass: $320
- Weekend 1 After Hours Parking Pass (2-Day): $90
- Weekend 2 After Hours Parking Pass (2-Day): $90
Note: Shuttles will run both nights between the Air Museum and Splash House host hotels. For more information or to purchase, visit splashhouse.com/pass-types/.
Splash House 2025 lineup — who’s playing?
The complete lineup (combining the artists from both weekends) is as follows:
- 49th & Main (DJ Set)
- Acraze
- Andruss
- Angrybaby
- Annicka
- ATRIP
- AYYBO
- Azzecca
- Badger
- Benson
- BOLO
- Boys Noize
- BUNT.
- Claude VonStroke
- Cloonee
- Close Friends Only
- Clüb De Combat
- Daniel Allan
- Dark Heart
- Devault
- Diplo b2b BLOND:ISH
- Disclosure (DJ Set)
- Disco Lines
- Eli Brown
- Emmit Fenn
- GENESI
- Hayden James
- HILLS
- Jackie Hollander
- Jaded
- jigitz
- Kamino
- Loods
- Marten Hørger
- Matisa
- Max Styler
- Neil Frances
- nimino
- Noizu
- Nostalgix
- Notion
- RaeCola
- Rafael
- Ranger Trucco
- Roddy Lima
- Rommii
- San Pacho
- SOFI TUKKER
- Swimming Paul
- Taiki Nulight
- TroyBoi
- Vandelux (DJ Set)
- Waxtroda (Wax Motif and Matroda)
- Westend
- Wheats
- Wuki
Rules, logistics, parking and other things to know
- Each guest must be 21+ in order to attend
- Each guest needs to pick up their own wristband for ID check
- Parking is available at the hotels for hotel guests only
- Free weekend parking available at the Convention Center parking lot on Avenida Caballeros next to the Renaissance Hotel
- After Hours parking is only available to those who purchase a parking pass
- The show will take place rain or shine
- Lineup and set times are subject to change
- Re-entry is allowed at all venues, subject to capacity
Where do I pick up my pass?
The main box office location is at the Renaissance Hotel’s Main Ballroom (Fridays) and San Jacinto Ballroom (Saturdays and Sundays). NOTE: New this year, you don’t have to pick up your After Hours pass ahead of time. Simply show up at the Palm Springs Air Museum and scan in on your phone.
Box office hours:
Renaissance
- Friday: 2-10:30 p.m.
- Saturday: Noon-10 p.m.
- Sunday: 1-8 p.m.
Palm Springs Air Museum
- Friday: 9 p.m.-1 a.m.
- Saturday: 9 p.m.-1 a.m.
(This story was updated to add a link.)
Desert Sun reporter Brian Blueskye contributed to this report.
