18 Apr ASI’s 2025 Spring Concert Features Major Artists and New Attractions
This story has been updated to reflect changes in the Spring Concert Lineup on May 2, 2025 at 9:56 p.m.
- The 2025 Spring Concert will feature Nav, Leon Thomas, and BOLO THE DJ.
- New sponsors and vendors will be included at the events.
- With the ASI Wellness Initiative, a Fall Concert will debut next semester.
Rapper Nav, singer Leon Thomas and producer BOLO THE DJ will be performing at the Associated Students Inc.’s 2025 Spring Concert. The event will take place on May 3 from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Cal State Fullerton Intramural Fields. Students can RSVP for the event on Eventbrite. The original headliner, Saweetie, cancelled her performance due to illness.
“We’re having a lot of new additions. We’re having hair tinsel vendors, permanent bracelet vendors, that’s all brand-new stuff that we had never had before,” said Aundrea Nuñez, ASI Program Coordinator. “We have some sponsors from DoorDash, Celsius, Buffalo Exchange and some local businesses.”
With Nav’s upbeat energy, Leon Thomas’ laid-back R&B style and BOLO THE DJ’s rhythmic beats, attendees can expect a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere with fun activities scattered throughout the area.
“I think students should go [to the Spring Concert] because it’s not much to get a ticket. It gives you something to look forward to especially with finals coming up,” said Grace Cazares, third-year student programmer.
The Spring Concert has become a beloved tradition for CSUF students since its origins in 2009, with past concerts attracting over 8,500 attendees. This year, ASI is aiming for their largest turnout yet, with a goal of reaching 10,000 attendees.
“We’re really trying to aim for a sold out show again and hopefully boost up the ticket sales for this [concert],” said Nuñez.
With a long history and an ever-evolving lineup of artists and attractions, the Spring Concert remains one of the most anticipated CSUF student events of the year, reflecting months of student-led planning and collaboration from artist selection to outreach for vendors. Now, with strong student interest and ASI’s new Student Wellness Initiative (ASWI), the success of Spring Concert will pave the way for a new Fall Concert debuting Fall 2025 next semester concerns.
Students who wish to get a refund for the event may do so by filling out a refund request form.