Fresno’s famous taco truck festival is BACK!
Featuring Waka Flocka Flame, Too $hort, La Sonora Dinamita, and Malo!

Fresno’s famous taco truck festival is BACK!
Featuring Waka Flocka Flame, Too $hort, La Sonora Dinamita, and Malo!

Join in on the fun of the world's largest Taco festival - Taco Truck Throwdown! You do not want to miss any of the fun and excitement featuring great music, legendary entertainment, and, of course, TACOS!

The ultimate Taco Truck Throwdown experience! Get 8 taco vouchers, 4 drink vouchers, access to an exclusive area in front of the stage, and MORE!


Sample tacos from over two dozen of the Central Valley’s top trucks, all competing for the crown of best taco at the Throwdown.

Enjoy high-energy performances all day, including fan-favorite attractions like Lucha Xtreme professional wrestling.

Enjoy amazing music throughout the night from some of the top local and national artists! Past acts include E40, Ginuwine, and MORE

Explore the Salsa Throwdown, Michelada Throwdown, and Vendor Village for even more food, drinks, and fun throughout the day.

Since exploding onto the scene with his 2010 debut album Flockaveli, Waka Flocka Flame has become one of trap music's most electrifying forces. Known for his thunderous delivery and stadium-sized hooks, the Atlanta star built a catalog of club anthems including "No Hands," "Hard in Da Paint," "O Let's Do It," and "Grove St. Party," along with the Drake-assisted hit "Round of Applause." "No Hands" became a Billboard Hot 100 smash and remains a party staple more than a decade later. High-energy and impossible to ignore, Waka Flocka Flame brings the kind of raw, crowd-moving performance that turns any night into a celebration.

A true pioneer of West Coast hip-hop, Too $hort has been shaping the culture since the early 1980s, when he sold his earliest tapes out of the trunk of his car on the streets of Oakland. Across a career spanning more than 20 albums, the Bay Area icon has delivered enduring classics like "Blow the Whistle," "The Ghetto," and "Freaky Tales," earning a string of gold and platinum records along the way. One of the few artists to collaborate with Tupac, The Notorious B.I.G., and Jay-Z, Too $hort remains one of rap's most influential and instantly recognizable voices decades into a legendary run.

Few groups have shaped the sound of Latin America like La Sonora Dinamita. Formed in Colombia in 1960, the legendary ensemble is widely credited with helping popularize cumbia around the globe, powered by its signature brass, infectious rhythms, and powerhouse vocals. Their beloved catalog includes timeless hits such as "Mi Cucú," "Que Nadie Sepa Mi Sufrir," "El Viejo del Sombrerón," and "Escándalo," songs that have soundtracked weddings, quinceañeras, and family celebrations for generations. More than six decades in, La Sonora Dinamita remains one of tropical music's most joyful and enduring acts, guaranteed to fill any dance floor the moment the horns kick in.

Malo is a pioneering Latin rock band that helped define the genre after forming in San Francisco in 1971. Founded by vocalist Arcelio Garcia and guitarist Jorge Santana, the group blends Latin rhythms, rock, jazz, and blues into a signature, horn-driven sound. Their 1972 debut album delivered the breakthrough single "Suavecito," a Top 20 Billboard hit so beloved it is often called the "Chicano national anthem" and remains one of the most iconic Latin rock songs of all time. More than 50 years later, Malo continues to perform for loyal fans worldwide, keeping its smooth, soulful, and unmistakable sound alive for new generations.