By SEMA News Editors
The 2026 SEMA Fest lineup is revving up for a high-energy finale to SEMA Week, with drifting demonstrations, exotic and hypercar displays, motorsports attractions and live music taking over the SEMA Show campus on Friday, November 6. Tickets are available at semafest.com.
The public event will put automotive and motorsports action front and center, giving enthusiasts a chance to experience the excitement of SEMA Week beyond the trade-show floor. Among the featured attractions are OPTIMA drifting demonstrations, the high-intensity Globe of Death and a curated collection of rare supercars and hypercars from Supercar Saturdays Florida.
The automotive action builds throughout the day. SEMA Fest follows the SEMA Show, where attendees can see thousands of custom vehicles and explore the latest products and technology from more than 2,000 exhibiting brands and vendors. The action then moves outdoors for the SEMA Cruise and motorsports demonstrations before continuing into the evening at SEMA Fest.
Motorsports and Featured Vehicles
OPTIMA will bring drifting demonstrations to SEMA Fest, showcasing the precision, speed and car-control skills that have made drifting a popular part of the automotive enthusiast scene.
The Globe of Death will add another dose of spectacle, with riders navigating a spherical steel structure at high speed.
Supercar Saturdays Florida will also return to SEMA Fest after making its debut last year. The organization will showcase a selection of rare hypercars and exotic vehicles, adding some of the world's most exclusive performance cars to the event's collection of featured vehicles.
Together, the demonstrations and vehicle displays will give enthusiasts an up-close look at different sides of automotive performance and car culture.
Live Music Closes Out SEMA Week
The automotive attractions will be joined by a four-act music lineup headlined by multi-platinum punk-rock band The Offspring.
The Southern California group will bring its catalog of hits, including "Self Esteem," "Come Out and Play," "The Kids Aren't Alright" and "Pretty Fly (For a White Guy)," to the SEMA Fest stage.
Jimmy Eat World will add its alternative-rock sound to the lineup, while 311 will bring its mix of rock, reggae, funk and hip-hop influences. California rock band The Alive rounds out the bill.
"SEMA Fest represents where our industry is headed, at the crossroads of innovation, lifestyle and cultural relevance," said Tom Gattuso, SEMA vice president of events. "By bringing together the world's premier automotive gathering with iconic music, immersive automotive experiences and enthusiast access, we are creating a powerful platform that expands the reach of car culture, strengthens engagement with new audiences and sends SEMA Week out on a high-energy, high-impact note."
SEMA Fest serves as the public-facing finale of SEMA Week, extending the SEMA Show experience into an evening celebration of automotive culture, motorsports and music.
Tickets are available at semafest.com, including general admission, VIP concert access and combination tickets that provide access to both SEMA Fest and Friday public access to the SEMA Show.
For more information about the SEMA Show and SEMA Week, visit SEMAShow.com.
