Photo Credit: Sharon Sipple

Pitbull Turns Hersheypark Stadium Into a Party With High-Energy Show

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Hershey, PA – Pitbull brought his unmistakable brand of high-energy party music to a sold-out Hersheypark Stadium on Saturday, August 22, delivering a nonstop celebration that had the crowd on its feet from beginning to end.

Known for his signature combination of hip-hop, dance, Latin and pop influences, Pitbull wasted little time setting the tone for the night. His energetic performance kept the momentum high, with hit after hit prompting enthusiastic singalongs and plenty of dancing throughout the stadium.

The sold-out crowd was clearly ready to party, and many fans took the opportunity to pay tribute to the star himself. White shirts, ties and bald caps were a common sight throughout the stadium, creating a sea of mini versions of Mr. Worldwide in the audience.

Opening the night was Lil Jon, who delivered an energetic set of his own. The crowd was immediately receptive, responding enthusiastically to his performance and helping establish the party atmosphere that would carry through the evening.

For Pitbull, the packed stadium marked an even bigger Hershey homecoming than his previous appearance in 2024, with this year’s show surpassing the attendance of that earlier concert.

With a highly engaged audience, a charismatic headliner and a performance built around keeping the energy at full throttle, Pitbull once again proved that his shows are less a concert than an all-out party—and Hershey was more than ready to join in.

Sharon has been shooting music since the 80s. She started with local bands and worked her way up to becoming the house photographer for Hershey for many years. She also spent several years photographing the in-park entertainment at Hersheypark. At one point, she even had the opportunity to spend a few days on the road with Poison. Her photos were featured in their tour book as well as in the Flesh and Blood liner notes. Sharon has also been a photographer for Stars on Ice for the last six years, with her work appearing in their tour books, merchandise, and billboard campaigns. Sharon also has a passion for wildlife photography. The concept behind both concerts and wildlife is surprisingly similar — you need to know your subject, understand their habits, and be ready to anticipate the action. When she isn’t behind the camera, Sharon works as an IT Project Manager in the Harrisburg area.

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