Cosmic Baseball Is Coming to Gwinnett in 2027; Ticket Lottery Opens

Cosmic Baseball will bring its blacklight baseball show to Gwinnett Field in Lawrenceville in 2027, with fans already able to enter a lottery for the chance to buy tickets.

The Gwinnett stop was announced Oct. 7 as part of a nationwide tour that organizers say will visit 44 Minor League Baseball ballparks. The local game date and ticket prices have not yet been announced.

The show pairs the Cosmic Chili Peppers with their rivals, the Glow Mojis, in a game played amid black lights and UV-reactive equipment and uniforms. A live DJ and crowd activities are part of the production, turning the ballpark into a glowing nighttime stage.

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How the ticket lottery works

Fans can register through the Cosmic Baseball ticket lottery. Those selected will receive a text and email offering an opportunity to purchase tickets, subject to availability.

Entering the lottery does not provide a ticket. Organizers said more information about dates and ticketing will be released later.

The registration form asks fans to choose a location and indicate how many tickets they want. It also includes an option to request information about group tickets.

A bigger tour for 2027

Organizers say the 2026 tour sold out 74 games across 30 markets. For 2027, they are adding production features, including a 360-degree fireworks display. Details of the Gwinnett event’s individual program have not been released.

The announced tour also includes stops in Charlotte, Durham, Nashville, Birmingham and several Texas cities.

For North Atlanta families, the immediate step is to register interest in the Gwinnett stop. A date, price and purchasing opportunity will come later.

Photo courtesy of Cosmic Baseball, showing a previous event.