Why Was Michelada Fest 2025 Canceled? How to Get Your Ticket Refund
Organizers cite visa issues and political uncertainty as key reasons behind the difficult decision, promising full reimbursements and a hopeful return
Michelada Fest 2025, a highly anticipated Latin music festival in Chicago, has been canceled due to uncertainties surrounding artist visas and the rapidly changing political climate under Donald Trump’s administration. Organizers expressed that they could no longer guarantee the full experience initially planned, leading to the difficult decision to cancel the event.
Several major Latin music artists were originally slated to headline Michelada Fest, including Danny Ocean, Grupo Firme, Anitta, Luis R Conriquez, Codiciado, Major Lazer SoundSystem and Neton Vega, among others. The festival had promised a high-energy lineup that reflected the diversity and vibrancy of Latin culture, but due to the complications with securing artist visas and the surrounding political challenges, organizers could no longer ensure their participation. Fans who were eager to see these performers live will now have to wait for future opportunities.
How to Get Your Refund
If you purchased tickets through the official Michelada Fest website or Ticketon, you are eligible for a full refund. Refunds will be automatically issued to the original form of payment. Please allow up to 7–15 business days for processing.
For additional information or assistance, you can contact Ticketon customer support through their website: ticketon.com.
The cancellation affects not only ticket holders but also local vendors, small businesses, artists, and community partners involved in the festival. Organizers remain committed to their community and plan to return stronger in the future.
Stay updated on future events and announcements by visiting the official Michelada Fest website.