The 2025 edition of Just Like Heaven at Brookside at the Rose Bowl celebrated the music of a generation, attracting thousands of fans despite extreme heat. The festival's vibe was one of gratitude, featuring acts across two main stages, Orion and Stardust. From Wild Nothing's synth-pop to Rilo Kiley's rare performance after nearly two decades, the event highlighted emotional connections to indie anthems. Despite visa issues causing lineup changes, the spirit of celebration prevailed, underscoring the festival's importance in commemorating the indie music era.
Rilo Kiley dazzled in one of their rare live shows after nearly two decades, and Bloc Party had everyone on their feet with a high-octane hour of indie rock fury.
The lineup felt like an emotional time machine. Wild Nothing kicked things off with immersive synth-pop, while Toro y Moi turned the field into a sun-soaked dancefloor.
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