Project Pabst 2025 represents a celebration of diverse musical genres and artistic expression. Held at Portland's Waterfront Park between the Morrison Bridge and Salmon Springs Fountain, the festival features a carefully curated lineup spanning punk rock legends, contemporary indie artists, and emerging talent. The event emphasizes community, music discovery, and cultural engagement through live performance across two outdoor stages. With headliners like Iggy Pop and Death Cab for Cutie, alongside artists such as Devo, Japanese Breakfast, Built to Spill, and Cap'n Jazz, the festival appeals to audiences with eclectic musical tastes. Saturday's programming highlights punk and post-punk traditions, while Sunday showcases indie rock and alternative sensibilities. The festival caters exclusively to adults 21 and older and creates a comprehensive entertainment experience combining music performances with Portland's renowned food cart scene, offering diverse culinary options alongside beer, water, and soft drinks. Safety and accessibility are core priorities, with metal detectors and security screening for all attendees. The festival provides two ADA-accessible platforms at each stage with railing, ramps, and seating. ASL interpreters are stationed at both stages to serve deaf and hard-of-hearing attendees. Medical services are available throughout festival hours via Event Medical Services tents. The festival partners with beverage and food brands including Pabst Light, Yerba Madre, and Grillo's Pickles, creating an experience that extends beyond music into food and drink culture.