Minnesota Twins Announce New 2025 Postgame Concert At Target Field

Target Field is a fun place to be, whether you're there to watch baseball or see a concert. While there have been complaints about how concerts can sound in noisy U.S. Bank Stadium, those issues generally don't exist in Minnesota's open-air ballpark.

In recent years, the Minnesota Twins created a best-of-both-worlds scenario where they have baseball games followed by a concert by national recording artists.

If you already have a ticket to see the baseball game, you can stay and enjoy the concert without paying any additional fees. There are also special ticket packages which allow you field access to watch the concert.

Earlier this year, the Twins announced that award-winning rapper Nelly would be performing after a game this July. This week, they announced that another concert would take place after a Twins game in August.

Minnesota Twins Announce Another Postgame Concert

The Minnesota Twins have announced that multi-platinum country artist Dustin Lynch will perform a postgame concert on Friday, August 15, following that night’s Twins vs. Detroit Tigers game, which starts at 7:10 p.m.

Dustin Lynch, whose 10 #1 singles and four top-five albums have garnered him recognition as a Grand Ole Opry member, will take the on-field stage approximately 15 minutes after the game concludes.

Admission to the concert is free with a ticket for that night’s game, but there are also a pair of special VIP ticket packages available that include admission to the game and exclusive postgame field access near the stage for the concert. One VIP ticket package also comes with a free Twins-branded denim shirt.

You can access the VIP ticket packages through the button below.

VIP wristbands can only be picked up on the day of the game at Target Field Station, located around the corner from Gate 6 at the Northwest Corner of Target Field (near 5th Street and the light-rail). A valid ticket purchased through this special ticket package must be presented for you to receive your VIP wristband.

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