The final day of Outside Lands 2025 closed out the weekend on a high note, delivering a genre-spanning lineup that felt like a victory lap for both the artists and the thousands of fans packing Golden Gate Park. From afternoon sunshine singalongs to after-dark light shows, Sunday’s performances gave festivalgoers one last reason to dance, cheer, and maybe even shed a tear before heading back to reality.

Here are some of our favorite moments from the third and final day of this year’s festival.

Hozier

The Irish singer-songwriter brought his soulful, arena-filling voice to the Lands End stage, weaving through fan favorites and new cuts alike. As the fog rolled in, “Take Me to Church” turned the park into a giant choir, proving why Hozier is one of the most magnetic live performers today.

Anderson .Paak

Closing out the Sutro stage, Anderson .Paak brought pure California energy, blending slick funk grooves with his signature charisma. Backed by the Free Nationals, his set was a non-stop party that felt tailor-made for the festival’s final hours.

Bleachers

Jack Antonoff and company kept spirits high with an anthemic set that had fans jumping and shouting along to every word. “I Wanna Get Better” and “Don’t Take the Money” hit especially hard as the crowd soaked up the last bits of summer daylight.

Bigxthaplug

The Texas rapper delivered one of the day’s most high-octane sets, charging through bass-heavy tracks that rattled the Golden Gate Park. His stage presence was all grit and swagger, turning casual passersby into instant fans.

Rebecca Black

Once a viral pop figure, Rebecca Black showed just how far she’s come, owning the stage with polished electro-pop bangers and playful energy. Her crowd was all smiles, dancing without a care as she turned nostalgia into something bold and fresh.

Glass Animals

The indie-pop favorites turned the main stage into a technicolor dream, pairing lush visuals with their tropical beats. “Heat Waves” was the obvious highlight, sending the audience into a swaying, euphoric haze.

Jorja Smith

Closing out her U.S. festival run, the British R&B star captivated with a silky, understated set. Her voice carried effortlessly over the park, inviting the crowd into her world one smoky note at a time.

Photos by Dan Garcia