Tortuga Music Festival 2025: Day 2 Highlights

Apr 6

Day Two of Tortuga Festival 2025 brought the heat—both literally and musically. With a stacked lineup and perfect beach weather, fans were out early and stayed late to soak up every moment. From rising stars to seasoned headliners, Saturday was full of standout performances across every stage.

Here’s a recap of the highlights from Day Two on the beach:

The main stage stayed hot throughout the day with a solid lineup of talent.

Jordan Davis brought smooth vocals, chart-topping hits, and easygoing charm. The crowd lit up during “Singles You Up” and “Take It From Me” turning the beach into a massive singalong.
Meghan Patrick showed up with grit and stage presence, blending powerhouse vocals and rock-infused country. Her set felt bold and authentic, and fans responded with loud approval.
Wyatt Flores delivered a great performance, entering the stage with his best beach attire. Although there were some technical difficulties before his performance, he put on a show that hd the crowd singing along. The show must go on!

Shaboozey Owns the Sunset Stage

Over on the Sunset Stage, Shaboozey took over the 7:00 PM slot and pulled one of the most energetic crowds of the day. Blending country, hip-hop, and alt-rock vibes, his set felt current, fresh, and completely in step with Tortuga’s evolving sound. The crowd matched his energy from start to finish. With the sky lit up in that perfect sunset glow, it was one of those "remember this" festival moments.

The Next From Nashville stage had amazing performances from Avery Anna And Abby Anderson, who brought strong vocals and honest lyrics to a packed tent. Their down-to-earth energy connected instantly with fans, many of whom were discovering her for the first time and left wanting more!

Keith Urban Shuts It Down on the Main Stage

At 8:25 PM, Keith Urban took the main stage and delivered a high-energy set that had the crowd singing, dancing, and fully locked in. Keith brought the kind of polished, feel-good performance that felt like the perfect cap to a long day in the sun. His guitar work was just as impressive live as you’d expect, and he didn’t miss a beat connecting with the crowd. A true headliner moment.