Northlands Music & Arts Festival, renowned for its authentic community spirit and diverse programming, has announced the full daily schedule for its 2025 edition, set to take place June 13-15 on the festival’s sprawling New Hampshire grounds. This year’s lineup—a handpicked blend of iconic acts and rising stars—promises four days of nonstop music across multiple stages, anchored by late-night revelry and immersive campground experiences.
Friday, June 13 sees music ignite across all stages, beginning at noon. The Echo Stage opens with the energy of Brass Queens (12-1 PM), followed by bluegrass trailblazers Mountain Grass Unit (2-3 PM), the genre-blurring soundscapes of Dirtwire (4-5 PM), and a powerhouse closing set from Eggy (6:30-8 PM). On the Mountain Stage, Friday’s highlights include the frenetic grooves of Squeaky Feet (1-2 PM), the psychedelic jams of Supersonic Shorties (3-4 PM), a soulful takeover by Lettuce (5-6:30 PM), and a two-set headlining performance from festival favorites The String Cheese Incident (8-11 PM).
Saturday, June 14 keeps the momentum soaring with the Echo Stage hosting indie-funk outfit Sneezy (12-1 PM), Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country (2-3 PM), the jazz/funk-fusion mastery of Soulive (4-5 PM), and a high energy close from Cory Wong (6:30-8 PM). The Mountain Stage delivers back-to-back highlights, including bass phenom Karina Rykman (1-2 PM), Montana-bred bluegrass innovators Kitchen Dwellers (3-4 PM), the raucous energy of Andy Frasco and the U.N. (5-6:30 PM), and a climactic closing double set from jam legends moe. (8-11 PM).
Sunday, June 15 closes the weekend with a flourish. The Echo Stage starts with a Dead+Phish-esque set by Holly Bowling (12-1 PM), hot on the scene LaMP (2-3 PM), raw & primal soundscape of lespecial (4-5 PM), and a euphoric jamtronica send-off from Lotus (6:30-8 PM). Meanwhile, the Mountain Stage wraps the festival with rising stars Tand (1-2 PM), fans favorite Neighbor (3-4 PM), Grateful Dead-inspired Terrapin Family Band + Guests (5-6:30 PM), and a high-octane finale from progressive jam titans Umphrey’s McGee (8-11 PM).
Kicking off the festivities, Thursday night on the Moat Mountain Campground Stage will welcome early arrivals with intimate performances from The Edd, ElephantProof, and Creamery Station, followed by late-night silent disco parties curated by both Dizgo & Michael Wilbur to set the tone for the weekend. The campground stage will remain a lively epicenter throughout the festival, hosting local and regional favorites like Big Shrimp, Bearly Dead, Kat Wright, Residual Groove, Hot Like Mars, Jatoba, One Time Weekend, Round Trip, Strange Machines, and Underground Springhouse, alongside after-hours silent disco sets from Doey Joey, 5AM Duo, and DJ Greenie.
Single-day and weekend passes are on sale now, with limited quantities remaining. For more information, including details on camping, VIP and more, please visit www.northlandslive.com
