Electrifying Underground Music Live at Valley of the Vapors 2025 

Tickets are on sale now for the 21st annual Valley of the Vapors Independent Music Festival (VOV) happening March 14-16, 2025. Taking place right here in downtown Hot Springs, Low Key Arts will present three stacked nights of electrifying underground music from around the world, live on stage at the beautiful and historic Whittington Place, 301 Whittington Ave. 

VOV 2025 welcomes an incredible lineup featuring Baths (Los Angeles), Dusted (Toronto), Fashion Club (Los Angeles),  (Colombia/USA), Annie-Claude Deschênes (Toronto), AGAT (Tel Aviv, Israel), o’summer vacation (Kobe, Japan). 

TVOD (Brooklyn), Monsoon (Athens, GA), Catcher (Brooklyn), Peach Blush (Little Rock), The Beau Burnette Show (Nashville), MX Lonely (Brooklyn), Various Blonde (Kansas City), and the first-ever VOV Comedy Hour featuring Northwest Arkansas’ Jesica Gregory, Kyle Kordsmeier, Jeremy Beck and Caleb Hickerson.  

Dating back to 2005, VOV annually brings dozens of innovative performers from the global music community to Hot Springs. The festival is known for the out-of-the-ordinary hospitality afforded visiting artists, as well as the fun twists it puts on the format – secret shows, surprise locations, and intimate workshops, to name only a few.  

In or near Hot Springs? Avoid online ticketing fees by visiting Raven (246 Ouachita Ave., next door to SQZBX) and purchasing a no-fee DISCOUNTED WEEKEND PASS for all 3 days of VOV! Available only at Raven and supply is limited, so don’t sleep on it. 

VOV is all ages, wheelchair friendly, and will feature Tacos Xilitla on site all weekend. Complete lineup, schedule, and all other details are available by visiting valleyofthevapors.com. 

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