Treasure Island Music Festival (TIMF) is excited to reveal today the daily set times and full performance schedule, the lineup of TIMF night shows and information regarding shuttles and transportation. Single day GA and VIP tickets are on sale now at www.TreasureIslandFestival.com, along with 2-day GA and VIP tickets.

TIMF will return after a year-long hiatus for its 11th edition with a weekend full of music and entertainment on October 13-14 in a new location and home for the future — Middle Harbor Shoreline Park (MHSP) — located just minutes west of downtown Oakland, California. The new location will continue to provide festival goers access to one of the most unique festival backdrops in the world, offering panoramic views of the Bay, downtown San Francisco and the Bay Bridge. Attendees will also enjoy an ever-changing, diverse mix of interactive art installations, roaming performers, and some of the best cuisine in the Bay Area.

PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE

In an effort to continue the unique format the festival first created and has embraced since inception, as well as one that TIMF attendees have grown to love, the festival will again feature more hip-hop, electronic, dance and high-energy acts to kick off day 1 on Saturday with artists A$AP Rocky, Silk City (Diplo + Mark Ronson), Santigold, Pusha T and more. Day 2 on Sunday will close out the festival with a more laid-back vibe with a focus on rock and indie performers like Tame Impala, Lord Huron and Courtney Barnett. Both days will feature non-overlapping sets on the festival’s two stages — aptly named The Town and The City — ensuring fans can enjoy every moment of every performance.

The 2018 full performance schedule is listed below by day and stage. All performances are subject to change. Festival gates and box office open daily at 11:00 a.m. (PT), with music kicking off shortly after at 12 noon each day. To view the complete schedule, please visit www.TreasureIslandFestival.com.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13

THE TOWN

8:25 - 9:55 p.m. A$AP Rocky

6:40 - 7:35 p.m. Silk City (Diplo + Mark Ronson)

5:05 - 6:55 p.m. Santigold

3:30 - 4:20 p.m. Hiatus Kaiyote

2:00 - 2:45 p.m. Moses Sumney

12:40 - 1:20 p.m. JPEGMAFIA

THE CITY

7:35 - 8:25 p.m. Pusha T

5:55 - 6:40 p.m. Aminé

4:20 - 5:05 p.m. Laff Trax (Toro y Moi x Nosaj Thing)

2:45 - 3:30 p.m. Polo & Pan

1:20 - 2:00 p.m. George Fitzgerald (Live)

12:00 - 12:40 p.m. Gilligan Moss

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14

THE TOWN

8:25 - 9:55 p.m. Tame Impala

6:40 - 7:35 p.m. Lord Huron

5:05 - 5:55 p.m. Courtney Barnett

3:30 - 4:20 p.m. Sharon Van Etten

2:00 - 2:45 p.m. Alex Cameron

12:40 - 1:20 p.m. Pond

THE CITY

7:35 - 8:25 p.m. Jungle

5:55 - 6:40 p.m. Cigarettes After Sex

4:20 - 5:05 p.m. U.S. Girls

2:45 - 3:30 p.m. Shame

1:20 - 2:00 p.m. Soccer Mommy

12:00 - 12:40 p.m. serpentwithfeet

TIMF NIGHT SHOWS

TIMF will also play host to a variety of late-night shows to celebrate the return of the festival to the Bay Area. Tickets are on sale now and can be found at www.treasureislandfestival.com.

Kevin Morby
Tunikichan
DJ set by Chulita Vinyl Club

Thursday, October 11

California Academy of Sciences (SF)

$18 for Cal Academy members / $22 for non-members

21+

The Dodos

Prism Tats
Friday, October 12
The Independent (SF)

$20 (Adv) $25 (Door)

21+

Mothers
Lala Lala

Saturday, October 13

Cafe Du Nord (SF)

$16 (Adv) $18 (Door)
21+

SHUTTLES & PARKING

Additionally, TIMF has announced information regarding parking and shuttle transportation options for this year’s event at MHSP.

There is no designated festival parking on or near the festival grounds at MHSP. The only way to get to and from the festival is via the official complimentary festival shuttle service at West Oakland BART or rideshare to the festival’s designated festival drop-off/pick-up area nearby.

Treasure Island Music Festival is a BARTable event. A fleet of shuttles will run on a continuous loop throughout festival hours beginning at 11:00 a.m. PT offering free rides to festival attendees. The shuttle drop-off/pick-up point is located at West Oakland BART Station (1451 7th St, Oakland, CA 94607). The free shuttle pick-up is included with all GA and VIP ticket purchases. It’s important to note that in order to board the shuttle, patrons are not required to have tickets in-hand. For those without tickets but are hoping to purchase on-site on the day of the festival, tickets can be purchased at the official festival Box Office at MHSP.  For more details regarding parking and shuttles, please visit www.treasureislandfestival.com/info.

TIMF would also like to thank their 2018 partners and sponsors who are helping to make the event possible, including Amoeba Music, Bulleit Frontier Whiskey, Clif Bar & Company, Deep Eddy Vodka, Don Julio, DoTheBay, Hotel Zeppelin and Hotel Zetta, among others.

The 2018 Treasure Island Music Festival artwork was designed by local Oakland resident and critically acclaimed graphic artist Jason Munn. Visit jasonmunn.com to learn more about his work.

Additional details surrounding TIMF’s 11th year this October will be announced in the coming days, including the full lineup of vendors, merchants, and visual artists slated to be on-site throughout the 2-day weekend. For more information and to stay up to date on all TIMF news and announcements, please visit the following channels:

WEBSITE: www.TreasureIslandFestival.com

FACEBOOK: facebook.com/treasureislandfestival

FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE: www.facebook.com/events/287841488421790

TWITTER: @timfsf

INSTAGRAM: @timfsf

OFFICIAL HASHTAG: #TIMF2018

Noise Pop Festival, the San Francisco Bay Area’s premiere indie music and arts festival, is excited to announce the first wave of artists scheduled to perform at the 27th annual festival, which is set to return to the Bay February 25 – March 3, 2019. Early Bird and Super Fan badges go on sale today, Wednesday, October 24 at 10 a.m. PT, although fans are encouraged to act fast as supply is limited and pricing will increase as the festival approaches and more is announced. Individual tickets to these artists just announced will go on sale at 10 a.m. PT this Friday, October 26. Noise Pop is also excited to announce the addition of a Super Fam badge – 2 premium Super Fan badges – which for the first time in festival history will allow any Super Fam badge holder the freedom to switch out their +1s. Previously each badge holder could be the only registered owner. Both badges and tickets can be purchased at www.noisepopfest.com.

Noise Pop Festival is an annual celebration of independent culture in the Bay Area, which over the course of a week, from Monday, February 25 to Sunday, March 3rd, transforms the Bay Area into festival grounds with multiple events taking place across the city each night. As with last year, access to film screenings and film events will also be included with the general Noise Pop badge, which in previous years had required a separate badge or tickets. This additional perk allows badge-holders to get more out of their festival experience than ever before.

The first round of music artists confirmed to perform at Noise Pop 2019 includes Beirut, who have announced their fifth LP, Gallipoli, to be released February 1st; legendary guitarist, vocalist and songwriter Bob Mould, previously of Hüsker Dü and Sugar; beloved Scottish rock band Teenage Fanclub, who have been going strong since their debut album in 1990; and singer-songwriter Caroline Rose, who released her latest album, Loner, earlier this year. Also announced today is guitarist, singer and songwriter and member of The Strokes Albert Hammond Jr., who released his fourth solo album this past March; Jason Lytle, who is known as a singer-songwriter for the band Grandaddy in addition to his work as a solo artist; California electronic musician Baths; and many more.

Although the full music lineup will be announced in waves between now and February, the first phase of music acts confirmed to perform at the 2019 festival can be found below.

NOISE POP FESTIVAL 2019 – PHASE ONE MUSIC LINEUP:

Beirut

Bob Mould

Teenage Fanclub

Albert Hammond Jr.

Jason Lytle (of Grandaddy)

Baths

Current Joys

VHS Collection

Caroline Rose

My Brightest Diamond

MNDSGN

Kllo

Haley Heynderickx

Helado Negro

Kamaal Williams

Oh Pep!

Jitwam (Live Band)

KERA

Club Night

Los Wálters

H.C. McEntire

Gap Girls

A limited amount of Early Bird badges are available for purchase today for $149. The festival’s tiered pricing structure will reward those who buy early, with badge prices going up as the festival approaches and more artists are announced. Once these initial Early Bird badges are sold out, Phase 1 general badges will increase to $179.

 All badges grant access to all general admission (non-seated) music concerts, badge-only happy hours, NPHQ and some very special events soon to be announced. Badges are non-transferrable with age-restrictions for some events, and badge-holders must arrive within 60 minutesafter club door times to guarantee entrance. All badge-holders will also have access to any film screenings and film-related events throughout the weeklong festival.

In addition, a limited number of Super Fan badges are on sale as of today for $399, a price that will remain the same until they are sold out. The newly announced Super Fam (+1) badge will also go on sale today for $850. Super badge-holders will experience the true red carpet treatment at the festival, where they receive guaranteed entry to all festival events, a special merch package, complimentary drink tickets to select events, and a personal Noise Pop concierge available for assistance throughout the weeklong festival. For any badge related questions, contact Noise Pop directly at [email protected].

Tickets to individual festival performances from these artists just announced will go on sale this Friday, October 26 at 10 a.m. PT. Noise Pop Festival badge-holders will once again have the option of a specialized waitlist-service for sold-out shows in case they were unable to purchase tickets in time.

Additionally, Noise Pop Festival is proud to announce that artist Kristin Farr will create the official artwork for this year’s festival.

Last year’s Noise Pop saw the festival’s highest attendance to date, hosting over 30,000 attendees during the week-long celebration of music, film, art and culture. The festival sold more tickets than any other year to date and sold out of all badges in advance. The 2018 festival played host to 180+ music artists across more than 25 Bay Area venues, with events including concerts, film screenings, art shows and more.

Stay tuned as additional music acts, as well as the film, art and event lineup will be announced in the months ahead. Visit www.noisepopfest.com for badges and tickets and more information on the 2019 festival. Follow Noise Pop Festival on Facebook at www.facebook.com/noisepop.com, as well as on Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat at @noisepop for updates and special promotions. The official hashtag for the festival is #NoisePop2019.

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit and Brandi Carlile will headline the 2019 Old Settler’s Music Festival, the festival announced today, with Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit performing an intimate acoustic set.  Central Texas’s only spring festival offering bluegrass, folk, and Americana performers on three stages over four days, Old Settler’s Music Festival has released the first glimpse of the 2019 lineup, slated for April 11-14 in Tilmon, TX.  Early Bird tickets to the festival have already sold out, and advance tickets are available now at www.oldsettlersmusicfest.org.

2019 will mark the festival’s second year in its new home of Tilmon, Southeast of Lockhart, TX, and conveniently located less than an hour from Austin and San Antonio, and approximately two hours from Houston.  

Four-time Grammy Award winner Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit and Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Brandi Carlile lead the 2019 bill, with support acts ranging from bluegrass icons the Del McCoury Band and Texas supergroup “Los Legends” featuring Flaco Jimenez, Augie Meyers, Rick Trevino, Y Amigos, to up-and-comers like 2017 Americana Music Emerging Artist of the Year Award-winner Amanda Shires.  

Old Settler’s Music Festival has made a name for itself as a discovery ground for future roots, Americana, and folk artists:  Texas’s own Shakey Graves got his name at the festival, and festival alumni include this year’s headliner Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Allison Krauss, Lake Street Dive, and many more.  

Longtime festival favorites Shinyribs will return to Old Settler’s in 2019 to play two shows, and other performers include Galactic, Hayes Carll, Wild Child, Penny and Sparrow, Mandolin Orange, The Steeldrivers, the James Hunter Six, Robert Ellis, Paul Thorn, John Moreland, Paul Cauthen, The Last Bandoleros, Sarah Grace & The Soul, Wood & Wire, Ben Hunter & Joe Seamons, Jeff Plankenhorn, and Feeding Leroy.  Additional artists will be announced soon.

In 2019, the festival will collaborate with independent Texas concert promoter Kessler Presents for the first time.  With historic venues like The Kessler Theater (Dallas) and The Heights Theater (Houston), Kessler Presents has built a reputation for curated live music in unique environments.

Old Settler’s Music Festival Executive Director Jean Spivey said of the collaboration, “Old Settler’s chose to collaborate with Kessler Presents because they fully understand what makes our festival such an incredible experience. Their excellent reputation not only in Texas, but nationally allows us to reach a level in terms of artists and festival growth we never thought possible.  With our new location, we have the space and ability to grow our family of regular and new Old Settler’s attendees and campers for 2019 and beyond.”

“Old Settler’s has always been my favorite Texas music festival,” said Kessler Presents owner Edwin Cabaniss.  “Through its 31 years it has become a community of real music fans seeking discovery and authentic performances presented with the best of Texas hospitality.  Like all of Kessler Presents’ projects, we want to preserve the history and culture that makes the experience so special, while also helping take the festival to the next level.”

With a diverse group of activities for all festival-goers, Old Settler’s Music Festival will again offer camping (which often includes impromptu jam sessions); Camp ShhhTimes, a completely unplugged late night listening area; a youth talent competition; a juried arts and crafts fair; and many kid-friendly activities.

Noise Pop Festival, the San Francisco Bay Area’s premiere indie music and arts festival, is revealing today the second wave of music acts confirmed to perform at the 27th annual celebration of independent culture, music, art and film set to return to the SF Bay Area on February 25 – March 3, 2019. General Admission, Super Fan, and Super Fam badges are on sale now at www.noisepopfest.com, in addition to tickets for individual shows including each of the newly announced acts.  

The initial wave of music announced for Noise Pop 2019 includes a great mix of established and exciting up-and-coming music acts like Beirut, Bob Mould, Teenage Fanclub, Caroline Rose, Albert Hammond Jr, Jason Lytle, Baths, and many more. And this new round of Phase 2 artists released today continues this selective curation with more than 30 performers hailing from around the country and internationally.

Phase 2 includes New York-based rapper Princess Nokia, who released her last project, an emo-inspired mixtape called A Girl Cried Red, this past April, and French DJ and music producer Petit Biscuit, who continues to perform in support of the smash hit “Sunset Lover” from his 2017 debut, Presence. Petit Biscuit’s performance at the festival will include a 6-piece live band and will mark one of his only shows currently scheduled for all of next year.

British producer and songwriter Tourist, who has sparked buzz for his songwriting/producing credits for notable UK acts Sam Smith, Jessie Ware & Låpsley; 2000s blog-haus singer/rapper Uffie, who has begun this year releasing a variety of new music after a seven-year hiatus and whose festival performance will mark her first SF Bay Area headlining show since 2006; and Canadian indie electro-pop band Men I Trust will help round out the Phase 2 music lineup.

Other notable new acts include Daughters; Darlingside; Yves Tumor, who just released this fall the critically acclaimed album Safe in the Hands of Love; and The Marías, founded in 2016 as the psychedelic-soul lovechild of LA native Josh Conway and Puerto Rican-bred María; among others. There are also several Phase 2 acts who are making their Bay Area debut performances at Noise Pop Festival 2019, including Chynna, Hana Vu, Partner, Ouri, and MNEK, an acclaimed London-based singer/producer whose writing and production credits include work for superstars like Beyoncé, Madonna, Kylie Minogue, Dua Lipa, and Diplo.

Noise Pop is also launching today a special contest in partnership with DoTheBay that offers two lucky Bay Area musicians the opportunity to perform at the 2019 festival. Local music acts are encouraged to visit dothebay.com/p/play-noise-pop-festival-2019-contest and submit their best tracks for consideration, beginning today. Once submitted, the public will have the opportunity to vote for their favorites until 11:59PM on February 5, 2019. From there, the Noise Pop booking team will pick on February 8 two Bay Area acts to perform at this year’s fest.

The full music lineup will be announced in waves between now and the festival in February, with the next batch of music acts being announced in early 2019. The most current music lineup can be found below.

NOISE POP FESTIVAL 2019 – PHASE 1 & 2 MUSIC LINEUP:

Beirut

Bob Mould

Princess Nokia

Petit Biscuit

Teenage Fanclub

Albert Hammond Jr

Jason Lytle (of Grandaddy)

Baths

Tourist

Uffie

Men I Trust

Daughters

Current Joys

Darlingside

Yves Tumor

VHS Collection

Caroline Rose

The Marías

MNEK

My Brightest Diamond

MNDSGN

Kllo

Haley Heynderickx

Charlotte Lawrence

Jerry Paper

Kodie Shane

Helado Negro

Kamaal Williams

Tommy Newport

Marissa Nadler

Qrion

Oh Pep!

Jitwam

KERA

The Love Language

River Whyless

Illuminati Hotties

Club Night

awakebutstillinbed

Partner

Dude York

Blanck Mass

Gilligan Moss

Travis Hayes

Los Wálters

Field Medic

Chynna

Katzù Oso

H.C. McEntire

Hana Vu

Hilary Woods

Swarvy

Ouri

Sunsleeper

Sundressed

Alien Boy

Gap Girls

**Artists in bold are Phase 2 lineup additions

Noise Pop Festival takes some of the best venues across the SF Bay Area and collectively turns them into an attendees’ personal festival ground with shows ranging from Fox Theater to Bottom of the Hill. Throughout the week there are countless music concerts, film screenings, art shows and happy hours all over San Francisco, in Oakland and across the East Bay offering attendees an opportunity to experience some of today’s top and emerging artists while exploring several of the Bay Area’s most historic and beloved venues. There are two ways to attend the festival: buy a badge and get into everything OR pick and choose by purchasing tickets to individual shows and films.

Phase 2 Festival badges are available for purchase today for $189. Patrons are encouraged to purchase soon as badge prices will continue to go up as the festival approaches and more artists are announced. All badges grant access to all general admission (non-seated) music concerts, badge-only happy hours, NPHQ and some very special events soon to be announced. Badges are non-transferrable with age restrictions for some events, and badge-holders must arrive within 60 minutes after club door times to guarantee entrance. Plus, all badge-holders will have access to any film screenings and film-related events throughout the weeklong festival, in addition to having the option of a specialized waitlist-service for sold-out music shows in case they were unable to purchase tickets in time.

In addition, a limited number of “Super Fan” badges are also available for purchase for $399, a price that will remain the same until they are sold out. The newly announced “Super Fam (+1)” badge, which for the first time will allow any Super Fam badge holder the freedom to switch out their +1s, is also still available for $850, although remaining quantities are extremely limited. Both of these “Super” badge-holders will experience the true red carpet treatment at the festival, where they receive guaranteed entry to all festival events (regardless of arrival time), a special merch package, complimentary drink tickets to select events, and a personal Noise Pop concierge available for assistance throughout the weeklong festival. For any badge related questions, interested patrons should contact Noise Pop directly at [email protected].

Additionally, Noise Pop Festival is proud to announce that artist Kristin Farr will create the official artwork for this year’s festival. Farr is a local artist and journalist based in the San Francisco Bay Area, whose paintings are directed by color and influenced by folk art practices; although she also makes art videos, interviews artists for a variety of notable publications, and curates various art projects. Visit www.kristinfarr.com for more information.

Last year’s Noise Pop saw the festival’s highest attendance to date, hosting over 30,000 attendees during the week-long celebration of music, film, art and culture. The festival sold more tickets than any other year to date and sold out of all badges in advance. The 2018 festival played host to 180+ music artists across more than 25 Bay Area venues, with events including concerts, film screenings, art shows and more.

Stay tuned as additional music acts, as well as the film, art and event lineup will be announced in the months ahead. Visit www.noisepopfest.com for badges and tickets and more information on the 2019 festival. Follow Noise Pop Festival on Facebook at www.facebook.com/noisepop.com, as well as on Instagram, and Twitter, at @noisepop for updates and special promotions. The official hashtag for the festival is #NoisePop2019.

Lights All Night, the longest running end of the year party, is excited to officially reveal a new partnership with DreamHack. DreamHack is the world's largest computer gaming and lifestyle festival, and will soon offer a video game experience and lounge onsite at this year’s Lights All Night, which is returning to Dallas Market Hall in Dallas, Texas on December 28 and 29 of New Year’s Eve weekend. Tickets are on sale now at www.lightsallnight.com.

In a continued effort by the Lights All Night team to elevate the onsite experience for all festival-goers, the festival has secured a new partnership with DreamHack, the world's biggest gaming lifestyle festival known for hosting popular esports and computer lifestyle festival events around the globe and commonly referred to as the “Coachella of gaming”. This is the first partnership of its kind for DreamHack, marking one of the first major endeavors to provide esports entertainment outside of a computer gaming-driven event as well as at a major music festival.

At LAN 2018, DreamHack will be bringing a 50-person freeplay zone featuring an extensive variety of today’s top video games, including popular titles like Fortnite, Rocket League, PUBG, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and many others. Both GA and VIP festival attendees are encouraged to participate in the FREE activation, which will be open throughout festival hours and will be housed in a dedicated second-floor lounge providing an expansive 180-degree view of the Supernova main stage.

“I couldn’t be more excited about the partnership with DreamHack and all of the esports offerings at this year’s fest,” said Scott Osburn, Lights All Night Co-founder and Executive Producer. “This only continues to elevate the onsite experience for all festival-goers, and it really will be the cherry on top in making this year the best Lights All Night we have ever created. I’m hopeful that these additions will not only be a new thrill for our returning fans but also bring an entirely new audience into the Lights All Night festival family.”

This news also corresponds with the announcement that the first-ever DreamHack Dallas will take place from May 31 to June 2, 2019, at Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in downtown Dallas, Texas with various ticket packages on sale today at www.dreamhack.com/dallas. Lights All Night attendees will have access to a special code for 20% off tickets to DreamHack Dallas, which will be emailed to all ticket-buyers shortly after the year-end event. DreamHack Dallas 2019 will feature all the core content of a DreamHack festival, such as the BYOC LAN, esports tournaments, cosplay, live music, an expo area and much more. Plus, the 2019 event will include CORSAIR DreamHack Masters, which will bring together 16 of the best teams in the game "Counter-Strike: Global Offensive" for a large-scale arena tournament, with a $250,000 prize pool.

DreamHack Dallas 2019 will mark one of only two events in the United States in 2019, and the only in Texas. This will also be the first time DreamHack has hosted an event in Dallas after outgrowing the original Texas location in Austin after three successful years. DreamHack Dallas will also mark the first-ever combination of DreamHack and DreamHack Masters at one of their signature festival events.

“As we debut our gaming lifestyle festival and esports arena event in Dallas in May, there’s no better way to start embracing the community than partnering with Lights All Night, said Justin Burnham, Global Creative Director at DreamHack. “The spirit of their event bringing people together to celebrate music is one we admire and practice ourselves. We look forward to further developing this relationship through the years and helping them make Dallas even more of an awesome destination point.”

Since its inception in 2010, LAN has sought to bring attendees a festival experience unlike any other, featuring a highly curated selection of the world’s most sought-after electronic, dance, and hip-hop music acts with FOMO-inducing performances and larger-than-life production for a truly memorable event to celebrate the end of every year and welcome the new year to come. This year’s event will once again return to Dallas Market Hall, located just minutes from downtown Dallas, after first playing host to LAN in 2015. After a successful and well-received update to the festival layout last year, the event site in Dallas Market Hall will expand once again to now feature five stages total, including the return of the fan-favorite silent disco.

Attendees on Day 1 will experience headlining sets from Diplo; Kaskade; and Rezz; along with 1788-L; Anti Up (feat. Chris Lake and Chris Lorenzo); CharlestheFirst; Chee; Digital Ethos; Jai Wolf; Lick; Mr. Carmack; Nora En Pure; and Oliver Tree, among others. The acts closing out the year-end festivities on Saturday for Day 2 will include Tiësto; Excision; and Atlanta’s most beloved trap-rapper Gucci Mane; in addition to Carlyle; CHUURCH; Ekali; Funtcase; Grensta; Eprom B2B (back-to-back) Bleep Bloop; and more.

In total, more than 40 music acts from across Texas and around the globe are set to perform at this year’s ninth annual event, which will feature two main stages (Supernova and Intergalactic), and three additional stages (Planet Prime, Galaxy Disco, Space Station). To view the complete schedule, please visit www.lightsallnight.com.

*FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28*

SUPERNOVA STAGE:

12:45 - 2:00 a.m. Diplo

11:15 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Rezz

10:00 - 11:00 p.m. Sofi Tukker (DJ Set)

8:45 - 9:45 p.m. Kaskade

7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Nora En Pure

6:15 - 7:15 p.m. Young Bombs

5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Kaskade (Redux Set at Pre-Party)

5:00 p.m. Doors open

INTERGALACTIC STAGE:

12:45 - 2:00 a.m. Jai Wolf

11:45 p.m. - 12:45 a.m. Anti Up

10:30 - 11:30 p.m. Oliver Tree

9:15 - 10:15 p.m. Mr. Carmack

8:15 - 9:15 p.m. 1788-L

7:15 - 8:15 p.m. Quix

6:15 - 7:15 p.m. Madhatter

PLANET PRIME:

12:45 - 2:00 a.m. Charlesthefirst

11:45 p.m. - 12:45 a.m. Digital Ethos

10:45 - 11:45 p.m. Phaseone

9:45 - 10:45 p.m. Chee.

7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Nik P B2B (back-to-back) Typo

6:15 - 7:30 p.m. The Lost Boys

GALAXY DISCO:

12:45 - 2:00 a.m. Penthouse Penthouse

11:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Lick

9:15 - 10:15 p.m. NPNR

8:15 - 9:15 p.m. Chrs Roze

6:15 - 8:15 p.m. Black Frames

SPACE STATION:

11:30 p.m. - 2:00 a.m. Stetra

9:15 - 11:30 p.m. Milazzo

6:15 - 9:00 p.m. Shree

*SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29*

SUPERNOVA STAGE:

12:45 - 2:00 a.m. Tiësto

11:15 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Excision

10:00 - 11:00 p.m. Gucci Mane

8:45 - 9:45 p.m. Ekali

7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Luca Lush

6:15 - 7:15 p.m. Carlyle

5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Ekali (House Set at Pre-Party)

5:00 p.m. Doors open

INTERGALACTIC STAGE:

12:45 - 2:00 a.m. What So Not

11:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Shiba San

10:15 - 11:15 p.m. Eprom B2B (back-to-back) Bleep Bloop

9:00 - 10:00 p.m. Funtcase

7:45 - 8:45 p.m. Tynan B2B (back-to-back) G-Rex

6:15 - 7:30 p.m. He$h

PLANET PRIME:

12:45 - 2:00 a.m. Hotel Garuda

11:45 p.m. - 12:45 a.m. Josh Pan

10:45 - 11:45 p.m. Pat Lok

9:45 - 10:45 p.m. Chuurch

7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Carlyle & Company (feat. special guests)

6:15 - 7:30 p.m. Caligula

GALAXY DISCO:

12:45 - 2:00 a.m. Grensta

11:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Krewx

10:30 - 11:30 p.m. Oxigenate

9:30 - 10:30 p.m. Grime Tribe

7:45 - 9:30 p.m. Saratonin

The Old Settler’s Music Festival has announced their 2019 daily lineup, taking place April 11-14 in Tilmon, TX.  Four-time Grammy Award winner and festival alumnus Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit will perform an acoustic set on Friday, April 12, and six-time 2019 Grammy nominee Brandi Carlile will perform on Saturday, April 13.  Full lineups by day are below, and day tickets are on sale now at the festival’s site, https://oldsettlersmusicfest.org.

Just southeast of Lockhart, TX, Tilmon is conveniently located less than an hour from Austin and San Antonio and approximately two hours from Houston.  2019 marks the historic festival’s 32nd year.

With a reputation as a discovery ground for future roots, Americana, and folk artists, Old Settler’s 2019 support acts will include up-and-comers like Houston’s Sarah Grace and the Soul. Performing on Saturday, April 13th, Sarah Grace won last year’s Old Settler’s youth competition and went on to compete last fall on NBC’s “The Voice.”  Also performing on Saturday, Austin-based band Wood & Wire, who just received their first Grammy nomination for Best Bluegrass Album.

A surprise gospel collaboration fitting for Sunday morning will kick off the festival’s final day, Sunday, April 14th.

Additionally, entries are now open for the 2019 Youth Talent Competition.  Musicians 18 years and younger are eligible to submit for entry into the competition.  Deadline for submission is February 25, 2019, and participants will be chosen on March 1, 2019.  Enter here: https://oldsettlersmusicfest.org/music/youth-talent/.

OLD SETTLER’S MUSIC FESTIVAL LINEUP BY DAY:

THURSDAY, APRIL 11:

Paul Thorn

South Austin Jug Band

Jaimee Harris

Mipso

Feeding Leroy

FRIDAY, APRIL 12:

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit

The Del McCoury Band

Amanda Shires

Shinyribs

Mandolin Orange

James Hunter Six

Black Pumas

John Moreland

Robert Ellis

The Last Bandoleros

SATURDAY, APRIL 13:

Brandi Carlile

Galactic

Hayes Carll

Wild Child

Penny and Sparrow

The Lone Bellow (Trio)

Los Legends feat. Flaco Jimenez, Augie Meyers, Rick Trevino, y Amigos

The Steeldrivers

Wood & Wire

Samantha Fish

Paul Cauthen

Sarah Grace & The Soul

Ben Hunter and Joe Seamons

SUNDAY, APRIL 14:

Shinyribs

Jeff Plankenhorn

Ley Lina

Ida Mae

Sunday Surprise

Noise Pop Festival, San Francisco Bay Area’s premiere indie music and arts festival, is announcing today the final round of music acts including the full list of stellar Bay Area artists representing the diverse sounds of independent music confirmed for the 27th annual weeklong fest taking place February 25 – March 3, 2019. Festival badges are on sale now at www.noisepopfest.com, in addition to tickets for all individual shows including for each of the newly announced performers.

Noise Pop Festival is poised to offer attendees a unique opportunity for true music exploration and creativity with a highly curated selection of musical talent that showcases the heart and soul of the event that celebrates and champions independent culture and music with nationally recognized performers alongside a variety of exciting up-and-coming acts. The previously announced 2019 artists include Beirut, Yuna, Bob Mould, Princess Nokia, Petit Biscuit, Teenage Fanclub, Nosaj Thing, Albert Hammond Jr, Jason Lytle, Saul Williams, Baths, Tourist, and many more.

Among today’s new lineup additions is Bay Area native and local skateboarding legend Tommy Guerrero, who will perform songs from his album Road to Knowhere, a collection of alternative jazz and afro-beat-inspired songs, at The New Parish in Oakland on February 28th. Miserable, the shoegaze-pop project of King Woman’s Kristina Esfandiari, is also on tap for the fest, marking her first show since the release of her EP Loverboy last October. Locals Pllush will play support following the release of their 2018 debut album. San Jose extremo punk band awakebutstillinbed, who released their debut album, Tiny Engines, last year to critical acclaim, will take the stage at Three Parkside on March 1st during Noise Pop.

Ben Morrison, vocalist and guitarist of The Brothers Comatose, is set to release his debut solo EP on March 1st and will headline Bottom of the Hill the very next night, which will also be his first headlining show with a full band. Oakland-based electro-folk artist Spellling, who will release her second full-length Mazy Fly on February 22nd, is set to open for label-mates Marissa Nadler and Hilary Woods on March 2nd at Cafe du Nord. Musician and artist Lonnie Holley, whose album MITH on Jagjaguwar saw critical acclaim in 2018, will be performing in a trio during Noise Pop.

Additional Bay Area talent also on tap for the festival includes Andrew St. James, Sugar Candy Mountain, Spiritual Cramp, Super Unison, Boy Scouts, Rose Droll, The Total Bettys, DJ Aaron Axelsen, SUMif and more. These artists join performers like DJ/producer Jacques Greene; London-based DJ Boring, who first made waves through the underground house music scene with the release of his single “Winona”; Gouge Away; bedroom pop artist Ginger Root, who describes his sound as “Aggressive Elevator Soul”; dark electronic duo HIDE; Superet; and MAITA. In total, over 130 acts from across the globe are expected to perform, with the full schedule available at www.noisepopfest.com.

NOISE POP FESTIVAL 2019 – FULL MUSIC LINEUP:

Beirut

Yuna

Bob Mould

Princess Nokia

Petit Biscuit

Teenage Fanclub

Nosaj Thing (DJ Set)

Albert Hammond Jr

Jason Lytle (of Grandaddy)

Saul Williams

Baths

Tourist

Joy Williams (of The Civil Wars)

Tommy Guerrero

Uffie

MHD

Men I Trust

Daughters

Current Joys

Darlingside

Fruit Bats (Solo) & Vetiver (Solo)

Yves Tumor

VHS Collection

Caroline Rose

The Marías

Crumb

MNEK

My Brightest Diamond

MNDSGN

Jacques Greene

Laura Veirs

Black Marble

Vagabon

Haley Heynderickx

DJ Boring

Charlotte Lawrence

Jerry Paper

Kodie Shane

Helado Negro

Kamaal Williams

Miserable

The She's

In The Valley Below

Tommy Newport

Marissa Nadler

Film School

Meg Mac

Ben Morrison (of The Brothers Comatose)

Slenderbodies

Qrion

Lonnie Holley

Anemone

Jitwam

KERA

The Love Language

River Whyless

Illuminati Hotties

Club Night

awakebutstillinbed

Partner

Dude York

Michael Seyer

Valley Maker

Tayla Parx

Gilligan Moss

Travis Hayes

Los Wálters

Field Medic

Gouge Away

Chynna

Katzù Oso

Jasper Bones

Briana Marela

Ginger Root

Anthony da Costa

Nicotine

Video Age

Hilary Woods

Swarvy

HIDE

Lando Chill

Sunsleeper

Sundressed

Alien Boy

Superet

Blushh

MAITA

Gap Girls

Pllush

Andrew St. James

Sugar Candy Mountain

Spiritual Cramp

Super Unison

Boy Scouts

Rose Droll

Spellling

The Total Bettys

DJ Aaron Axelsen

SUMif

Lapel

MPHD

Lara Sarkissian

Starfari

ASTU

Madi Sipes & The Painted Blue

Wizard Apprentice

Sea of Bees

Zelma Stone

There's Talk

Shutups

Small Crush

Healing Potpourri

Pink Skies

vverevvolf

ZOLA

Same Girls

Half Stack

Bobby

Graham Norwood

IDHAZ & Rose Cherami

Alycia Lang

Emily Brown

Grumpster

Rex Ruit

Stoney Creation

Trebuchet

Television Spies

FR333

Maya Elise

Arumi

Lil Waifu

teh raptor

Neon Desert Music Festival is excited to unveil today the full music lineup for the ninth annual multi-genre festival event, which will return this Memorial Day weekend on Saturday, May 25, and Sunday, May 26, in the heart of downtown El Paso, Texas. GA, VIP, and Platinum VIP tickets are on sale now at www.neondesert.com.

Neon Desert prides itself on being one of the first and most successful major multicultural music festivals in the country through a continued emphasis on booking mainstream American acts alongside acclaimed international and Latin performers. This year’s lineup continues the beloved tradition with an eclectic mix of headliners like Pittsburgh-born, chart-topping emcee Wiz Khalifa, who continues to perform in support of his sixth studio album, Rolling Papers 2, released last summer to acclaim from critics and fans alike; Canadian-born DJ/producer Rezz, whose album Certain Kind of Magic released last fall as a follow-up to her 2017 debut album, Mass Manipulation, which won the highly-coveted “Best Electronic Album” at the 2018 Juno Awards; R&B singer/songwriter Miguel, who will perform in support of his latest album, War & Leisure, which was nominated for “Best Urban Contemporary Album” at the 2019 Grammy Awards and features the certified platinum hit “Sky Walker”; Atlanta-based rapper Young Thug, who recently won “Song of the Year” at the 2019 Annual Grammy Awards for his songwriting contributions to "This Is America" by Childish Gambino; Los Angeles-based DJ/producer Steve Aoki, who is gearing up to release his sixth studio album later this year, Neon Future IV; and rapper/singer/producer Tory Lanez, who was recently nominated for the Fan Choice Award and Best Rap Recording at the 2019 Juno Awards for his third album, LoVE mE Now, which reached the number one spot on the Billboard Rap Chart, and whose Spanish language project, El Agua, as well as his mixtapes, Chixtape V and New Toronto 3, are expected to be released later this year.

Neon Desert will also bring to West Texas some of the biggest artists in Latin music today, which include Latin Grammy Award-nominated singer/songwriter Kali Uchis, whose debut studio album, Isolation, was released last year to widespread acclaim; Puerto Rican reggaetón artist Don Omar, who is oft-labeled as the “King of Kings of Reggaetón Music”; LA-based psychedelic, soul, funk, tropicalia band Chicano Batman; and Grammy Award-nominated singer-songwriter Ximena Sariñana, who previously performed at Neon Desert in 2015.

Additional performers include Tyga, whose 2018 single "Taste" was arguably the most popular viral song of the year; Gunna, who is signed to Young Thug’s YSL imprint and released his full-length debut album, Drip or Drown 2, just last month to rave reviews; indie-rock group Dashboard Confessional, currently touring in support of their seventh studio album, Crooked Shadows, released last year; DJ/producer Deorro, who released his long-awaited debut album, Good Evening, in late 2017; LA-based rap collective Shoreline Mafia; rock and electro-pop band A R I Z O N A, who dropped their newest single, “Find Someone,” in February 2019; Lovelytheband, best known for their 2018 smash single, "Broken," the longest-running song on the Billboard alternative chart in its three-decade history, spending its 66th week on the list as of March 2; and Houston-based Grammy Award-nominated rapper Paul Wall.

In total, 40 music performers from El Paso and across the globe will take the stage at Neon Desert Music Festival 2019, with the full lineup listed below:

SATURDAY, MAY 25

REZZ  • MIGUEL  • STEVE AOKI  • TORY LANEZ

DON OMAR  • TYGA • DASHBOARD CONFESSIONAL

SHORELINE MAFIA  • A R I Z O N A • XIMENA SARIÑANA  

PAUL WALL  • QUIN NFN • CID • RIBO RUCKUS  • PET PEOPLE

MIIJAS  • VERSE • ROMAN ROUGE  • THE ANHEDONIANS • DIZZ BREW

SUNDAY, MAY 26

WIZ KHALIFA  • YOUNG THUG • KALI UCHIS

GUNNA  • DEORRO  • TCHAMI • CHICANO BATMAN

LOVELYTHEBAND  • SALES • BANE'S WORLD  • INNER WAVE

DIAMANTE ELÉCTRICO  • HOLY WAVE • MIDNIGHT GENERATION  • THE MURDER POLICE

ADRIAN STRESOW • LAVELL JONES • LUNAS • JUICE AND THE SUDS • JORDAN TAYLOR • HOMERUN DERBY

Weekend passes are now on sale at www.neondesert.com. Single-day GA tickets are $89, while GA two-day tickets are priced at just $119. J&K VIP tickets are $250 and J&K Platinum VIP tickets cost $499. Payment plans are also available as a means of purchasing tickets. For less than $29, GA tickets can be secured with two additional payments required leading up to the festival. VIP payment plans are available as well. J&K VIP ticket holders will receive a variety of perks, including all-day happy hour food and drink specials, access to an outdoor VIP lounge with dedicated bar and food trucks, free barber, free massages, free beauty bar, dedicated VIP-only entrance, private merch tent, and much more. J&K Platinum VIP passes, which sold out in the elevated ticket package’s debut last year, offer the highest experience available to ticket buyers. These lucky Platinum VIP attendees will receive all of the regular VIP perks in addition to exclusive access to an elevated main stage viewing area, complimentary drinks, and complimentary dinner each night provided by Crave. Interested patrons are encouraged to act fast as these tickets are in short supply and will increase in price as the event date approaches. Additionally, discounted tickets for military members are available for purchase at Fort Bliss for $99.

Now in its ninth year, Neon Desert has cumulatively hosted over 200,000 attendees, with over 30,000 music fans partaking in last year’s two-day celebration. Since its inception in 2011, the event has offered attendees an eclectic mix of mainstream American performers and acclaimed international acts, with past festival performers including 2018 acts like Martin Garrix, At The Drive In, Gucci Mane, Dillon Francis, Café Tacvba, Farruko, Bomba Estéreo, Lil Wayne, and Playboi Carti; as well as Hardwell, Foster the People, J Balvin, Alesso, Migos, Tiësto, Future, J. Cole, Kaskade, Daddy Yankee, Logic, Passion Pit, Zoé, Mala Rodríquez, G-Eazy, Zedd, Wiz Khalifa, MGMT, and Moby.

Neon Desert thanks their 2019 partners who help make the event possible, including presenting sponsor Southwest University and additional partners Dos Equis, Red Bull, Teachers Federal Credit Union (TFCU), El Paso Electric, Tito’s Handmade Vodka, and J&K Present.

Additionally, a portion of proceeds from Neon Desert Music Festival 2019 go on to support El Paso Sun City Pride, an organization that aims to advance LGBT rights by raising awareness to equality and social injustices by producing all-inclusive events that empower the community to celebrate diversity without fear of judgement. Visit www.suncitypride.org to learn more.

For more information on the festival, please visit to www.neondesert.com. Follow Neon Desert Music Festival at facebook.com/neondesert, on Instagram at @ndmf, and on Twitter at @neondesert for updates and special promotions. The official hashtag of Neon Desert 2019 is #NDMF2019.

Float Fest is proud to unveil the artists for its sixth annual music festival, which is slated to take place on July 20 and 21 in a new city this year, Gonzales, TX. Weekend tickets, day tickets, and a limited amount of VIP tickets are now available for purchase online at www.floatfest.net.  

Float Fest, the only festival in the world to combine the Texas tradition of floating the river and live music, will offer attendees a highly curated mix of alternative, rap, indie rock, and EDM performers. Float Fest will be hosted in a new venue at Gonzales, TX, with two main stages and offer fans a chance to catch every moment of main stage action with non-overlapping sets.

2019 Float Fest headliners Major Lazer, Portugal. The Man, Gucci Mane, Kaskade, Zeds Dead, Ice Cube, Big Gigantic, and The Flaming Lips will close out the festival each night, performing popular crowd favorites. Other artists include Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Grouplove, Big Boi, Jungle, St. Lucia, Houndmouth, G Love & Special Sauce, Missio, The Floozies, Goldfish, Sego, and Cowboy Diplomacy.

“We’re excited to bring back Float Fest for its sixth year and host some of the nation’s most talented artists to produce a unique experience in Gonzales,” said Marcus Federman, founder of Float Fest. “We’re thrilled to be moving to a new city and keep the tradition of our fest going. Gonzales is known as the birthplace of Texas independence and we can't think of a better place to celebrate a festival rich in Texas traditions such as live music, floating the river, and camping.”  

Gates to float the river will open at 8 a.m. and tubing tickets can be purchased separately online (you must have a concert ticket to float the river). Held on the sprawling Guadalupe River on a private ranch (2855 South US Highway 183. Gonzales, TX 78629) the festival grounds are quintessential to Central Texas. The festival features ample on-site parking and immediate access to the Guadalupe River. Float Fest will also have over 35 local unique food vendors for attendees to enjoy – stay tuned for more details.

Float Fest will still include all the amenities of floating the river, camping, and live music, with the property being three times larger than past festivals. With river access to float being on-site at this year’s festival, no more shuttles are needed, which means immediate access to the water upon arrival. The campgrounds are on a pecan orchard, with beautiful 200+ year old trees that provides tons of shade right by the Guadalupe River as well as larger camping sites with 20x20 spaces available. The festival also includes Improved traffic flow with multiple exit points. The city center of Gonzales is just a few miles away for convenience with amenities such as hotels, restaurants, retail, supermarkets, and more.

Additional features at Float Fest 2019 include:

VIP lounge with complimentary Wi-Fi

VIP side-stage viewing decks on both stages

Early camping load in, offering patrons the opportunity to arrive Friday, July 19, set up their campsite, float the river, and kick-off the party a day early

Early wristband pick up at off-site locations

Showers on the campgrounds

Shade & Arcade Lounge: All new shade and arcade lounge with 24 hour weekend access of 30 assorted arcade games along with chilly-cool AC and complimentary Wi-Fi ($35 day passes and $50 weekend passes to access this lounge)  

An expanded General Store with tubing accessories such as phone pouches, tubes, and more

Lockers for storage

And more!

Each year, Float Fest also organizes a river cleanup project, Keep the River Clean, through partnerships with local businesses. Float Fest cleanup efforts include mesh biodegradable trash bags available for free with tubes for floating, River Wranglers on canoes to help take trash bags, trash receptacles available after tubing at shuttle pick up stations, and the Float Fest crew cleaning up the river before, during, and after the festival with divers and boats to ensure a safe and clean zone.

“Floating the beautiful river is a Texas tradition that we’d like to keep, but with respect. Festival-goers will be able to enjoy in doing so while listening to their favorite artists,” explained Federman. “Each year, we work hard in maintaining the river clean by offering resources for visitors like providing biodegradable bags for disposal items, having our team out there collecting items from floaters, and having divers do a deep cleaning after the fest. We partner with local community members that share our same vision.”

For more information and to stay up to date on all Float Fest happenings, please visit:

WEBSITE: www.floatfest.net

FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/floatfestival

TWITTER: www.twitter.com/floatfest

INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/floatfest

Event Hashtag: #ThisIsFloatFest

Lights All Night, one of the longest running end-of-the-year parties in Dallas and across the country, is excited to officially announce the music lineup for the 10th annual music festival returning to Dallas Market Hall near downtown Dallas, Texas on Friday and Saturday, December 27 and 28 of New Year’s Eve weekend. Two-day GA tickets, as well as various VIP packages are on sale this Thursday, August 22 at www.lightsallnight.com.

MUSIC LINEUP:

To help celebrate the milestone anniversary, Lights All Night (LAN) will look to welcome to its stages some of the world’s most sought-after dance and electronic music acts - several of whom are repeat performers and festival alumni - for a truly memorable year-end celebration to help close out 2019. On Day 1, LAN will play host to perennial chart-topping producer Skrillex, who continues to tease new music as a solo performer, in addition to new projects from his collaborative side projects with Diplo and Boyz Noise, who he joins to form Jack U and Dog Blood, respectively. Just this summer, the producer has also released a wave of new music featuring artists like Ed Sheeran, Ty Dolla $ign, Lykke Li, and TroyBoi, among others, with more likely soon to come. Also hitting the stage will include critically-acclaimed and 2019 GRAMMY Awards nominee DJ Porter Robinson’s side project and alter-ego, Virtual Self, an homage to the 90s and 2000s-style electronic music that inspired Robinson to first produce music, while he also continues to tease new music as a followup to his alias’ self-titled debut project in 2017.

Festival alumni and oft-labeled “Godfather of bass music” Bassnectar will take the stage to headline and close-out the festival on Saturday, December 28 after just releasing Part 4 of the Reflective EP series this past spring. Also set to headline Day 2 includes Chicago-based DJ and production duo Louis The Child, who continue to prep for the release of their long-awaited debut album and who most recently partnered with X Games to create the event’s official new anthem, "Big Time".

Other notable performers currently announced includes Austin’s own DJ duo Tritonal, considered by many to one of the biggest DJ acts to ever hail from the state of Texas and who just released their third studio album U & Me this June; UK-born dubstep producer Zomboy; Las Vegas-based electro-house DJ 3LAU; and up-and-coming DJ/producer Slushii, who just released his third album Dream this past December; as well as Kayzo; San Holo; Herobust; Elephante and more. The initial music lineup is listed below with additional acts to be announced in the coming weeks:

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27:

Skrillex **

Virtual Self **

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28:

Bassnectar **

Louis the Child **

ADDITIONAL ARTISTS (A-Z):

3Lau ~ AC Slater ~ Carlyle ~ Com3t ~ Elephante ~ GG Magree ~ 

Herobust ~ Kayzo ~ Manila Killa ~ Said the Sky ~ San Holo ~ 

Slushii ~ Softest Hard ~ Tritonal ~ Y2K ~ Young Franco ~ Zomboy

NIGHT BASS RECORDS TAKEOVER:

Jack Beats b2b Bijou ~ Flava D b2b Taiki Nulight ~ Golf Clap b2b Codes ~

Blossom ~ Greed ~ Isenberg

GRVDNCR RECORDS TAKEOVER: 

Boogie T ~ He$h ~ Al Ross b2b Bommer ~ Zia b2b Vampa

**Denotes headliner status

 EXPERIENCE, LOCATION & LAYOUT:

Since its inception in 2010, LAN has sought to bring attendees a festival experience unlike any other, featuring a highly curated selection of the world’s most sought-after electronic, dance, pop and hip-hop music acts. With FOMO-inducing performances and larger-than-life production, Lights All Night has become one of the country’s premier year-end celebrations to welcome the year to come with over 500 music performers and 300,000 guests having attended the music festival since inception in 2010.

LAN celebrated its ninth year last NYE weekend with a fourth consecutive year at Dallas Market Hall and more than 30,000 fans in attendance at the two-day sold-out event in Dallas. In 2018, LAN once again offered festival-goers of all ages access to some of today’s top electronic and hip-hop acts across the globe, including Kaskade, Tiësto, Diplo, Gucci Mane, Rezz, Excision and more.

Having played home to Lights All Night since 2015, Lights All Night is excited to once again return for a fifth year to Dallas Market Hall, located just minutes from downtown Dallas, Texas. This year’s event will see the return of the festival’s two main stages, which will continue to provide fans with countless awe-inspiring moments as the Supernova stage features a world-class LED screen production spanning the size of a football field and the Intergalactic stage designed to mirror a European-style and intimate club environment, in addition to the return of the fan-favorite Silent Disco (Disco Galaxy).

The festival’s two other stages are being transformed into hyper-intimate outdoor themed stages being taken over by some of today’s top dance music record labels and collectives including the Night Bass Takeover featuring Night Bass Records, which was founded by 2019 performer and returning Lights All Night act AC Slater as he looks to shed a light on under-represented acts in the UK Garage, Grime and House sub-genres. The second special stage takeover features GRVDNCR, a Brooklyn based artist management company founded by Eric Silver from noted electronic music label System Recordings.

Several upgrades made last year will return including a massive outdoor area featuring fire pits and some of the best local food trucks in the DFW area, as well as multiple free water stations throughout the mixed-indoor/outdoor facility. More details regarding Lights All Night ever-evolving layout and design, including information surrounding art installations and stage production, will be revealed closer to the festival dates.

TICKETS & SPONSORS:

Two-day GA and VIP tickets will soon be available for sale this Thursday, August 22 at www.lightsallnight.com. Weekend GA passes are available for purchase for $109.95, while weekend VIP passes cost just $199.95. VIP ticket-holders will have access to the utmost festival-going experience with perks including preferred viewing areas at the festival, expedited entry, exclusive VIP bars, private restroom facilities, onsite event hosts, and more. 

For those looking to take their year-end celebrations to the next level, several Bottle Service Packages are available for purchase ranging in price from $1,300 to $5,000. Those interested in reserving a private table featuring bottle service, along with a dedicated concierge and server, are encouraged to contact LAN directly at [email protected]. Interested VIP and Bottle Service patrons are encouraged to purchase now, as supply is limited and prices will increase as the festival date approaches.

LAN is proud to welcome back a number of sponsors and partners who are returning to help once again make this year’s festival possible, including Mike’s HARDER Lemonade and their custom disco shark; Tito’s Handmade Vodka; Bud Light; Crown Royal and Don Julio; along with GloFX who are returning for fourth consecutive year to offer attendees all the essential festival gear including rave glasses and LED gear. This year’s VIP partner is Reign Total Body Fuel, a new performance energy drink designed for active lifestyles from Monster Energy.

Additional music performers and festival details surrounding the 10th annual event will be announced in the coming weeks, including the single-day tickets and the daily performance schedule, as well as the lineup of vendors, merchants, and visual artists slated to be onsite throughout the weekend. For more information and to stay up to date on all LAN news and announcements, please visit the following channels:

WEBSITE: www.lightsallnight.com  

FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/LightsAllNight  

TWITTER: www.twitter.com/lightsallnight  

INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/lightsallnight  

OFFICIAL HASHTAG: #LAN2019

Lights All Night is excited to announce that two new artists, Liquid Stranger and Subtronics, have just been added to the 2019 lineup in celebration of the music festival's 10th anniversary as it returns to Dallas, Texas on Friday, December 27th and Saturday, December 28th. Single-day GA and VIP tickets are also now available for purchase, with a limited number of discounted price tickets being released first today for interested fans.

In addition to its previously announced roster of artists including 2019 headliners Skrillex, Bassnectar, Virtual Self and Louis the Child, Liquid Stranger and Subtronics will both be joining the lineup for the 10th anniversary event. The Swedish-born DJ and producer, known for his eclectic style of genre-bending dubstep, most recently released a highly anticipated single, Jungle Juice, with Ganja White Night earlier this month and his LP, Infinity, earlier this year. Riddim/dubstep DJ and producer hailing from Philidelphia, Subtronics released his debut album Depth Perception off Ganja White Night's label SubCarbon Records and Pashmina Death Sauce off Black Tiger Sex Machine's Kannibalen Records in 2018.

A limited number of single-day early-bird GA tickets are now available for $89.95 as well as single-day early-bird VIP tickets for $159.95. Price increases are expected to follow. In addition to the newly release single-day ticketing options, weekend GA passes are available for purchase for $159.95, while weekend VIP passes are available for $279.95. VIP ticket-holders will have access to the utmost festival-going experience with perks including preferred viewing areas at the festival, expedited entry, exclusive VIP bars, private restroom facilities, onsite event hosts, and more. Tickets can be purchased at www.lightsallnight.com.

Noise Pop Festival, the San Francisco Bay Area’s premier indie music and arts festival, has just announced today Injury Reserve, Bag Raiders, Kornél Kovács, Mannequin Pussy, Josh Rouse, and more to join the 2020 lineup for the 28th annual festival returning to the Bay February 24 – March 1.

 Second Wave GA, Super Fan, Super Fam, and Student badges are on sale now. Fans are encouraged to act fast as pricing will increase as the festival approaches with each wave of additional performer announcements. Individual tickets to previously announced shows are on sale now, while tickets to shows announced today will go on sale at 10 a.m. PT this Friday, November 15. Badges and tickets can be purchased at www.noisepopfest.com.

Noise Pop Festival, the Bay Area’s annual celebration of independent culture, will transform San Francisco and the Bay into your own sprawling festival grounds with multiple events taking place each night over the course of a week this February. 

The new wave of performing artists released today on tap for Noise Pop 2020 includes LA rock duo Best Coast, who are gearing up for the release of their fourth studio album, Always Tomorrow, in 2020. Also just announced are Arizona hip-hop trio Injury Reserve; Australian electronic duo Bag Raiders; Stockholm-based DJ/producer Kornél Kovács; acclaimed singer-songwriter Josh Rouse, who will be performing solo at Noise Pop; Philadelphia punk rock outfit Mannequin Pussy, whose recently released album Patience was met with glowing reviews and considered “one of the best punk rock records of the year”; and many more. 

These new additions to the festival lineup join the first wave of artists previously announced to perform at Noise Pop 2020, including Grammy Award winner Raphael Saadiq, internationally-renowned DJ and producer Maya Jane Coles, Latinx avant-pop artist Helado Negro, the electronic jazz of Shigeto Live Ensemble, activist and poet Jamila Woods, indie-pop group Lower Dens, and many more. The full lineup is still to be announced in the coming months between now and February, and a list of all those currently confirmed to perform at the festival can be found below:

NOISE POP FESTIVAL - 2020 MUSIC LINEUP:

Raphael Saadiq

Maya Jane Coles

Best Coast*

Helado Negro

Shigeto (Live Ensemble)

Jamila Woods

Injury Reserve*

Bag Raiders*

Lower Dens

The Jungle Giants

Joshua Radin

The Stone Foxes

SASAMI

Ben Kweller

Jacques Greene

Frances Quinlan (of Hop Along)

Mirah*

Chaos in the CBD*

Kornél Kovács*

Mannequin Pussy*

Combo Chimbita

Y La Bamba

Josh Rouse (solo)*

Slow Hollows

Sudan Archives

Tall Heights

William Fitzsimmons

Habibi

The Seshen

Destroy Boys*

Baltra*

Have Mercy*

Video Age*

awakebutstillinbed (solo)*

Papooz

joan 

Summer Cannibals*

Hikes*

Hollow Coves

Suzi Analogue

Mary Lattimore

MAITA*

Saint Sister*

Ramonda Hammer*

Ralph

Harrison Storm

Ami Dang

DJ Duggz

Gymshorts*

Clit Kat*

*Indicates newly announced acts

Second Wave GA Noise Pop Festival badges are available for purchase today for $179, and Student badges are on sale for $129. The festival’s tiered pricing structure will reward those who buy early, with badge prices going up as the festival approaches and future waves of artists are announced. All badges grant access to all general admission (non-reserved seating) music concerts, badge-only happy hours, NPHQ and some very special events soon to be announced. Badges are non-transferrable with age-restrictions for some events, and badge-holders must arrive within 60 minutes after club door times to guarantee entrance. All badge-holders will also have access to all film screenings and film-related events throughout the weeklong festival.

A limited number of Super Fan and the ultra exclusive Super Fam +1 badges are also available for $399 and $850, a price that will remain the same until they are sold out. Super badge-holders will experience the true red carpet treatment at the festival, where they receive guaranteed entry to all festival events, a special merch package, complimentary drink tickets to select events, and a personal Noise Pop concierge available for assistance throughout the weeklong festival. The additional value of the Super Fam badge is the ability to have an additional badge that is transferable to any guest. For any badge-related questions, contact Noise Pop directly at [email protected].

Berkeley-based artist Nigel Sussman is the creator of the official artwork for this year’s festival. Learn more about this local illustrator and muralist’s work at www.nigelsussman.com.

Stay tuned as additional music acts, as well as the film, art and special events lineup will be announced in the months ahead. Visit www.noisepopfest.com for badges and tickets and more information on the 2020 festival. Follow Noise Pop Festival on Facebook at www.facebook.com/noisepop.com, as well as on Instagram, Twitter for updates and special promotions. The official hashtag for the festival is #NoisePop2020.

Indie folk band The Head and the Heart and soul octet St. Paul & The Broken Bones will headline the 2020 Old Settler’s Music Festival. Friday night will also feature country music icon Tanya Tucker ahead of St. Paul & The Broken Bones.  Tucker’s latest album, While I’m Living, received four Grammy nominations last month and was produced by last year’s Old Settler’s headliner, Brandi Carlile, and Shooter Jennings.  A partial lineup by day is included below.

Central Texas’s only spring festival offering bluegrass, folk, and Americana performers on four stages over four days, Old Settler’s Music Festival has unveiled much of its 2020 lineup slated for Thursday-Sunday, April 16-19 in Tilmon, TX, less than an hour from Austin and San Antonio and two hours from Houston. A limited amount of discounted Early Bird tickets are still available now via https://oldsettlersmusicfest.org.

2020 marks the festival’s third year in Tilmon, the fourth home of the 33-year-old festival.  Ranked in the top 5 by USA Today’s “10 Best Music Festivals in North America,” Old Settler’s has spent decades cultivating a vibe and experience that sets it apart from its festival contemporaries. “Old Settler’s Music Festival isn’t your typical music festival,” said country music site The Boot last year. “The festival’s laid-back, chill vibe draws three generations to its spacious, 145-acre site of rolling meadows and shady areas.”

Other artists announced today as part of the 2020 lineup include Southern soul-rock band J.J. Grey & Mofro, Father of Newgrass Sam Bush, UK indie pop darling Jade Bird, recently Grammy-nominated traditional bluegrass band Po’ Ramblin’ Boys, festival favorites Shinyribs, and Grammy-winning, bluegrass mainstays The Travelin’ McCourys.  A list of artists is below and more will be announced soon.

With a reputation as the ultimate music-lovers’ festival, Old Settler’s Music Festival has traditionally been a discovery ground for the future of Americana and roots music. Past performers who appeared early in their careers included Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, who returned last year to headline; Alison Krauss; Billy Strings; Trampled by Turtles; and Patty Griffin, who also returned in 2010 to headline.

This year, in line with the non-profit festival’s mission to honor and sustain Texas’s musical roots, The House of Songs will hold a songwriters’ camp the week prior to the Festival, giving songwriters from around the globe an opportunity to partner with Texas artists. The participants will showcase their collaborations on the final day of the festival. The Festival’s Youth Talent Competition returns for its 18th year; in 2002, Sarah Jarosz, now a multiple Grammy-winning artist, won the inaugural competition. Entries are open now here. For more information on both, visit the festival’s site.

With a diverse group of activities for all festival-goers, Old Settler’s Music Festival offers camping, including glamping packages (details to be announced soon), an unplugged late night show, a juried arts and crafts fair, a wide selection of gourmet food and craft beer, and many kid-friendly activities.

Noise Pop Festival is excited to unveil the third wave of artists being added to the 2020 lineup for the annual indie music and arts festival returning to San Francisco's Bay Area February 24 – March 1. Tickets to newly announced shows will be available for purchase at www.noisepopfest.com beginning this Friday, December 13 at 10:00 a.m. PT, although previously announced individual shows, as well as GA, Super Fan, Super Fam, and Student badges are currently on sale now. 

The new wave of 25+ music artists being announced to perform at the 2020 festival includes San Jose's own indie and space-rock pioneers Duster, who are releasing their third self-titled studio album next week on December 13 after a 19-year hiatus since 2000; San Francisco-based indie pop foursome Imperial Teen, who just released their sixth studio album Now We Are Timeless this past July after a seven-year hiatus from recording music and who might be best known for their live performances in which all four members switch off between instruments; rapper/singer Kilo Kish, who just released her highly-anticipated project Redux EP this December; and indie-pop/folk act Florist, the project of Emily Sprague, who released her third studio album Emily Alone this past July to rave reviews including being named "Best New Music" by Pitchfork.

Other notable performers recently added to the 2020 lineup includes solo artist and guitarist in the popular California group Bane's World Michael Seyer; up-and-coming Australian-based indie-rock duo Good Morning, who released two albums this past year; and alt-rock band from southern California The Red Pears; among many others. In total, over 20 new acts were added to the 2020 lineup with the Phase 3 reveal.

Noise Pop Festival 2020 is also excited to announce it will for the first time ever host a special four-night series at SFJAZZ Center's Joe Henderson Lab featuring Chicago-based jazz-fusion collective Resavoir, who will be making their Bay Area debut; Bay Area-based producer and recent signee to Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder record label Salami Rose Joe Louis, who just released her latest album Zdenka 2080 this past August; an all black female six member music ensemble The Onyx, who just released their self-titled debut EP project earlier this year; and acoustic SF-Based international septet Barrio Manouche – each of whom transcends genre lines by blending elements of jazz, R&B, electronic, and world sounds.

The new additions to the festival lineup join the first and second wave of artists previously announced, which include Grammy Award winner Raphael Saadiq; internationally renowned DJ and producer Maya Jane Coles;    LA rock duo Best Coast; Latinx avant-pop artist Helado Negro; the electronic jazz of Shigeto Live Ensemble; activist and poet Jamila Woods; Arizona hip-hop trio Injury Reserve; Australian electronic duo Bag Raiders; indie-pop group Lower Dens; and more than 50+ other performers from across the country and beyond.

"This year’s music lineup is reflective of our mission to support independent music, regardless of genre and geographical borders. This year we're proud to present a diverse, eclectic lineup of artists, many who have Bay Area roots, including Raphael Saadiq, Duster, Imperial Teen, Salami Rose Joe Louis, and so many more from across numerous genres,” said Niki Bodemann, Noise Pop Talent Buyer.

“Beyond all of the local talent, we’re also very proud to host a handful of talented acts making their Bay Area debuts, including Resavoir, the Chicago-based jazz collective founded by Whitney’s Will Miller; Canadian Polaris Music Prize 2019 winner Haviah Mighty; Nashville-based R&B musician Bren Joy; Atlanta rapper Tony Velour; and Brooklyn indie-rock outfit Pom Pom Squad. Our strong belief is that Noise Pop Festival will be the last time fans will get to see these up-and-coming acts in small clubs,” said James Lopez, Noise Pop Talent Buyer.

The final lineup additions of national music acts will be announced in mid-January, with the full slate of local SF-based acts being announced shortly thereafter. The most current lineup can be found listed below and online at noisepopfest.com:

NOISE POP FESTIVAL - 2020 MUSIC LINEUP:

Raphael Saadiq

Maya Jane Coles

Best Coast

Duster **

Helado Negro

Shigeto Live Ensemble

Jamila Woods

Injury Reserve

Bag Raiders

Lower Dens

Imperial Teen **

The Jungle Giants

Joshua Radin

The Stone Foxes

SASAMI

Ben Kweller

Jacques Greene

Frances Quinlan (of Hop Along)

Kilo Kish **

Florist **

Michael Seyer **

Mirah

Chaos in the CBD

Kornél Kovács

Good Morning **

Mannequin Pussy

Combo Chimbita

Y La Bamba

Josh Rouse (Solo)

Slow Hollows

Sudan Archives

Tall Heights

William Fitzsimmons

Habibi

The Seshen

Destroy Boys

The Red Pears **

Baltra

Salami Rose Joe Louis **

Bren Joy **

TORRES **

Pom Pom Squad **

Rosie Tucker **

Have Mercy

Video Age

Resavoir **

awakebutstillinbed (solo)

Papooz

joan

Summer Cannibals

Hikes

Hollow Coves

Suzi Analogue

Mary Lattimore

Mandy Harris Williams **

The Onyx **

Vacationer ~ Wavelengths **

San Cha **

Barrio Manouche **

Tony Velour **

Haviah Mighty **

Ada Lea **

Cones **

MAITA

Saint Sister

Ramonda Hammer

Ralph

Harrison Storm

Ami Dang

Little Image **

DJ Duggz

Gymshorts

Clit Kat

** Indicates newly announced Phase 3 acts

Lights All Night (LAN), one of the longest-running end-of-the-year parties in Dallas and across the country, is proud to now reveal various onsite and experiential details ahead of the 10th annual music festival returning to Dallas Market Hall near downtown Dallas on Friday and Saturday, December 27 and 28 of New Year’s Eve weekend. While GA is now officially sold-out, Friday VIP and 2-Day VIP tickets are still available for sale at www.lightsallnight.com, while supplies last.

Since its inception in 2010, LAN has sought to bring attendees a festival experience unlike any other, featuring a highly curated selection of the world’s most sought-after electronic and dance music acts. With FOMO-inducing performances and larger-than-life production, Lights All Night has become one of the country’s premier year-end celebrations with over 500 music performers and 300,000 guests having attended the music festival since inception in 2010.

PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE

In total, more than 40 music acts from across Texas and around the globe are set to perform at this year’s tenth annual event, which will feature two main stages (Supernova and Intergalactic), and three additional stages (Planet Prime, Galaxy Disco, Space Station).

On Day 1, LAN will play host to headliners Skrillex, and 2019 GRAMMY Awards nominee DJ Porter Robinson’s side project, Virtual Self; as well as Tritonal, Herobust, Kayzo, Elephante, Slushii and Yung Bae, among others. The acts closing out the year-end festivities on Saturday for Day 2 will include headliner sets from Bassnectar and Louis The Child; in addition to 3LAU, Zomboy, San Holo, Liquid Stranger, Subtronics and more.

The festival’s Planet Prime stage is also being transformed into hyper-intimate outdoor stages for special takeovers from some of today’s top dance music record labels and collectives including Night Bass Records and Gravedancer. To view the complete schedule, please visit www.lightsallnight.com.

*FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27*

SUPERNOVA STAGE:

12:45 - 2:00 a.m. Skrillex

11:15 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Virtual Self (by Porter Robinson)

10:00 - 11:00 p.m. Kayzo

8:45 - 9:45 p.m. Slushii

7:30 - 8:30 p.m. AC Slater

6:15 - 7:15 p.m. Young Fanco

6:00 p.m. Doors open

INTERGALACTIC STAGE:

12:45 - 2:00 a.m. Tritonal

11:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Herobust

10:15 - 11:15 p.m. Elephante

9:00 - 10:00 p.m. Yung Bae

7:45 - 8:45 p.m. Manila Killa

6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Com3t

PLANET PRIME (FEAT. NIGHT BASS RECORDS):

12:45 - 2:00 a.m. Night Bass Records B2B (back-to-back)

11:45 p.m. - 12:45 a.m. Jack Beats B2B Bijou

10:45 - 11:45 p.m. Flava D B2B Taiki Nulight

9:45 - 10:45 p.m. Golf Clap B2B Codes

8:45 - 9:45 p.m Blossom B2B Typo

7:30 - 8:45 p.m. Isenberg

6:30 - 7:45 p.m. Greed

GALAXY DISCO:

1:00 - 2:00 a.m. Minesweepa 

11:45 p.m. - 12:45 a.m. Yung Cloud

10:30 - 11:30 p.m. Nonchalant

9:15 - 10:15 p.m. Atwood

6:30 - 9:00 p.m. Frooot

SPACE STATION:

12:45 - 2:00 a.m. Tripnotic

11:30 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Kenzi Sway

10:15 - 11:15 p.m. Meduilla

9:00 - 10:00 p.m. Foreign Twinz

7:45 - 8:45 p.m. M3nace

6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Valent

*SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28*

SUPERNOVA STAGE:

12:15 - 1:30 a.m. Bassnectar

10:45 p.m. - 12:00 a.m. Louis The Child

9:30 - 10:30 p.m. San Holo

8:15 - 9:15 p.m. Said The Sky

7:00 - 8:00 p.m. GG Magree

5:45 - 6:45 p.m. Zander

5:30 p.m. Doors open

INTERGALACTIC STAGE:

12:15 - 1:30 a.m. 3LAU

11:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m. Zomboy

10:00 - 11:00 p.m. Liquid Stranger

9:00 - 10:00 p.m. Subtronics

7:45 - 8:45 p.m. Softest Hard

6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Y2K

5:45 - 6:30 p.m. Carlyle

PLANET PRIME (FEAT. GRAVEDANCER):

12:30 - 1:30 a.m. Gravedancer B2B

11:15 p.m. - 12:15 a.m. Boogie T

10:00 - 11:00 p.m. He$h

8:45 - 9:45 p.m. Al Ross B2B Bommer

6:00 - 8:30 p.m. Zia B2B Vampa

GALAXY DISCO:

12:30 - 1:30 a.m. X&G

11:15 p.m. - 12:15 a.m. Ghost Data

10:00 - 11:00 p.m. Ruvio

8:45 - 9:45 p.m. Faucon

7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Metaphysic

6:00 - 7:15 p.m JSPH

SPACE STATION:

12:30 - 1:30 a.m. Aux Spot B2B

11:15 p.m. - 12:15 a.m. Toto

10:00 - 11:00 p.m. Designer Toys

8:45 - 9:45 p.m. BTW

7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Kuan

6:00 - 7:15 p.m Myfriendjose B2B Partyof1

Old Settler’s Music Festival today announced new additions to their 2020 lineup, including fast-rising singer-songwriter Ruston Kelly, breakthrough Nashville soul artist Devon Gilfillian, and Kentucky songwriter and John Prine protege Kelsey Waldon. The dynamic California Honeydrops and songwriter bard James McMurtry make return appearances at the festival, and country-punk Sarah Shook & the Disarmers and newcomer Jeremie Albino round out the newly announced performers.

The new additions join the slate released last month, including headliners The Head and the Heart and St. Paul & The Broken Bones, as well as country music icon Tanya Tucker.

Central Texas’s only spring festival offering bluegrass, folk, and Americana performers on four stages over four days, Old Settler’s Music Festival 2020 festival is scheduled for Thursday-Sunday, April 16-19 in Tilmon, TX, a pleasant drive less than an hour from Austin and San Antonio and two hours from Houston. Early Bird discounted tickets are available until February 1st, at which time only Advance ticket pricing will be available. For all ticketing details, visit https://oldsettlersmusicfest.org

Known as the music lovers’ music festival, Old Settler’s will once again feature late-night sets that are only available in the campground, the heart of the festival. The 2020 unplugged sessions will see the Hogslop String Band, Della Mae, Steve Poltz, and The Travelin’ McCourys all playing intimate, late-night sets.

In other news, House of Songs has announced the participants in their songwriters’ camp prior to the festival who will showcase their collaborations live on-site. These artists and songwriters include Betty Soo, Carrie Rodriguez, Matt the Electrician, Graham Weber of Western Youth, and Jamie Lou Connolly.

Through a partnership with KUTX 98.9, the Austin Music Experience, the festival also announced today the Old Settler’s Music Series at the Cactus Cafe. The Cactus Cafe, which is programmed by KUTX 98.9, has earned a national reputation over the past 40 years by showcasing top local, regional, and national acoustic music acts while identifying and nurturing new talent. On the last Wednesday of each month, Old Settler’s Music Festival will curate artists for the series, beginning with Nobody’s Girl on January 29th, Moving Panoramas with Tony Kamel on February 26th, and Western Youth on March 25th. For a full up-to-date schedule, visit here.

“We’re proud to work with other Central Texas non-profits, like KUTX 98.9 and House of Songs, that also serve to nurture and develop both new talents and cherished locals,” said Old Settler’s Music Festival Executive Director Jean Spivey.  “Old Settler’s has always been a discovery ground for the roots and Americana artists of tomorrow, and artist development has always been a priority in our community.”

Finally, a variety of camping options have been revealed on the Old Settler’s site, including tent rental packages of all sizes and pricing. For more information, visit https://www.oldsettlersmusicfest.org/tentrentals

Fortress Festival is proud to unveil the full music lineup for the fourth annual music festival, which is set to return to Fort Worth’s iconic Cultural District on Saturday and Sunday, April 25-26 after a successful sold-out weekend event last spring. Weekend GA and VIP passes are available now for purchase at fortressfestival.com.

In partnership with the internationally acclaimed Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Fortress Festival will again offer music lovers from North Texas and across the country a boutique multi-genre festival experience celebrating acclaimed music acts and international art. This year’s festival will offer festival-goers its most diverse lineup yet, including several Hispanic artists of international fame in its tradition of offering a variety of today’s most sought-after music acts.

Grammy Award-winning DJ and record producer Diplo will help to headline this year’s event. In the past year alone, the perennial chart-topping producer released his own four-track EP, Higher Ground, as well as a special collaborative project with Labrinth and Sia, LSD, in addition to receiving the 2019 Grammy Award for “Best Electronic Dance Recording” for his work with Mark Ronson—all while he continues to prepare for the upcoming release of Major Lazer’s fifth and reportedly final album, along with a new solo album and highly anticipated follow-up project with Jack U-collaborator Skrillex.

Fortress Festival will also welcome a variety of acts with strong ties to Latin America, including 2020 headliners, like R&B singer/songwriter Miguel, who will perform in support of his latest projects, including his first-ever Spanish-language EP, Te Lo Dije, which was released last April, and War & Leisure, which was nominated for “Best Urban Contemporary Album” at the 2019 Grammy Awards; and singer-songwriter Cuco, who just released his critically-acclaimed debut album, Para Mi, this past July, further solidifying him as one of today's top up-and-coming national performers.

Other notable worldly and Latin-influenced artists in this year’s lineup include Mexican-American rapper Snow Tha Product, who has strong ties to Fort Worth having lived in the city for several years; and Combo Chimbita, a quartet of first-generation, New York-based musicians with Colombian ties who just released their sophomore project, Ahomale, this past May, featuring their unique blend of psychedelic and futuristic sounds with funk and soul.

Additional notable performers set to take the main stages include Mississippi-native and critically-acclaimed emcee Big K.R.I.T., who released his latest studio album, K.R.I.T. IZ HERE, this past summer; Dallas’s own rising star, 18-year-old Kaash Paige, who recently signed to the iconic Def Jam record label and released a new EP, Parked Car Convos, which fuses elements of trap and R&B; celebrated singer-songwriter Sharon Van Etten, who released her fifth studio album, Remind Me Tomorrow, last January; London-based trio Kero Kero Bonito, who look to offer festival-goers their unique indie rock sound that also features singing and rapping in both Japanese and English; R&B/soul outfit The Free Nationals, who might be best known for their work alongside Anderson .Paak and just released their long-awaited debut self-titled album this December to rave reviews from fans and critics alike, and Brooklyn-based indie-pop band Wet.

Similar to years past, the festival will also be playing host to a variety of acts from the greater Dallas/Fort Worth area to help showcase North Texas’ incredible and diverse musical talents. Notable D/FW performers include post-punk band Rosegarden Funeral Party; electro-pop duo Prizm; singer/song Tippy Balady; indie-pop singer Remy Reilly; high-energy jazz fusion group Kwinton Gray Project; and Son of Stan, a pop-rock project from Jordan Richardson, who won a Grammy Award for his previous work with Ben Harper’s Relentless7. Plus, there is a healthy mix of top local rappers set to perform, including Rakim Al-Jabbaar (Dallas), who just released his last album, Underground God, this past fall; Renizance (Ft. Worth), best known as the founder of the underground rap collective Immortal Soldierz; and the oft-labeled “godfather of Fort Worth hip-hop,” Smoothvega (Ft. Worth).

FORTRESS FESTIVAL 2020 - FULL MUSIC LINEUP:

Diplo

Miguel

Cuco

Big K.R.I.T.

Snow Tha Product

Sharon Van Etten

Kaash Paige

Kero Kero Bonito

The Free Nationals

Wet

Combo Chimbita

Rakim Al-Jabbaar

Renizance

Rosegarden Funeral Party

PRIZM

Smoothvega

Tippy Balady

Remy Reilly

Kwinton Gray Project

Son of Stan

Similar to the past two years, the festival will take place in the highly renowned Cultural District of Fort Worth - home to some of the most lauded art museums in the country, including Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth and Kimbell Art Museum - and will be entirely housed within the spacious outdoor lawn adjacent to the historic Will Rogers Coliseum. The festival will again feature two outdoor main stages with non-overlapping sets to ensure fans are able to catch every minute of each performance.

Two-day GA tickets are on sale now for the Early Bird price of just $89 at fortressfestival.com. Two-day VIP passes are also available for purchase online for $209, offering ticket-buyers an elevated festival-going experience. VIP perks include exclusive events, preferred viewing areas, free parking, expedited entry, exclusive food and drink offerings, dedicated lounges and restroom facilities, discounts on Modern merchandise, memberships, and programs, and additional VIP-only amenities. 

New this year is the Platinum VIP ticket, which is available for $399 with this Early Bird pricing. Platinum includes all of the amenities of VIP, plus exclusive access to a riser next to the main stage for the most intimate view of the performances as well as an exclusive lounge area with food and drink offerings.

Continuing the tradition from past years, both GA and VIP festival passes offer FREE access to the Modern’s galleries during the festival, including exclusive late-night access. Additional details surrounding expanded programming and collaborative offerings from the Festival and Museum will be announced in the coming weeks.

Fortress Festival continues to be independently produced by Fortress Presents, a Fort Worth-based independent production and promotions company founded in 2016 by North Texas natives Alec Jhangiani and Ramtin Nikzad. Beyond the flagship festival, the Fortress Presents team includes a diverse portfolio of branded events along with event production and marketing services.

Fortress Festival would like to thank their 2020 partners who have helped make this fourth annual event possible, including presenting partner The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, as well as sponsors Crown Royal, Smirnoff, Trinity Metro, Mike’s Hard Lemonade, Higginbotham, Fort Worth Promotion and Development Fund, Visit Fort Worth, Tiki Biosciences, Omni Hotels & Resorts, and The Bomb Factory.

This will mark the fourth annual Fortress Festival, which cumulatively has played host to over 35,000 total attendees since its inaugural festival. Since inception, Fortress Festival has welcomed to its stages a variety of high-caliber music talent from Texas and around the globe, with previous acts including Leon Bridges, Father John Misty, Run The Jewels, CHVRCHES, Rae Sremmurd, Courtney Barnett, Purity Ring, Flying Lotus, De La Soul, RZA, Slowdive, The Voidz, Tinashe, Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, Peter Hook & The Light, tUnE-yArDs, and many others.

Stay tuned as additional festival details will be announced in the coming months, including the daily lineup, single-day tickets, and the full performance schedule. For more information, please visit fortressfestival.com. Be sure to follow Fortress Fest on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/FortressFestivalTX, as well as on Instagram and Twitter at @FortressFest for updates and special promotions. The Festival’s official hashtag is #FortressFestival2020.

Noise Pop Festival, San Francisco Bay Area’s premiere indie music and arts festival, has announced today the fourth wave of music acts confirmed for the 28th annual week-long fest taking place from Monday, February 24 to Sunday, March 1. Festival badges, along with tickets to previously announced shows, are on sale now at www.noisepopfest.com. Tickets to today’s announced shows will be available for purchase beginning this Friday, January 17 at 10 a.m. PT.

Previous waves of music announced for Noise Pop 2020 include a diverse mix of established and exciting up-and-coming music acts across numerous genres including Raphael Saadiq, Maya Jane Coles, Best Coast, Duster, Helado Negro, Shigeto Live Ensemble, Jamila Woods, Injury Reserve, Bag Raiders, Lower Dens and many more. This new round of Phase 4 artists released today continues the festivals’ highly selective curation of music performers from around the country and internationally, which ultimately offers attendees a truly unique festival-going experience that features a week-long playground for multi-genre music discovery across the greater San Francisco Bay area.

Among today’s new lineup additions include two more rare performances including a DJ set from the critically-acclaimed chillwave singer/songwriter/producer Washed Out; Grammy Award-nominated emcee and Dreamville Records signee Bas, whose latest studio album, Milky Way, received rave reviews from fans and critics alike; and an intimate duo performance from Jennylee & Theresa of the LA-based indie rock band Warpaint. Other notable newly announced performers include critically-acclaimed post-rock and experimental rock band Califone; San Francisco-based, seminal boogaloo revivalists The Greyboy Allstars, who are currently celebrating their 25th anniversary as a band; and Oakland-based Quinn DeVeaux & The Blue Beat Review, whose performance at Noise Pop Festival 2020 will serve as an album release show for the band’s latest project.

Additional acts announced today include Oakland-born indie-pop and R&B singer/songwriter Tim Atlas, who just released last November his latest EP, Together Lonely; L.A. producer and DJ Falcons; Mutual Benefit, the critically-acclaimed music project from singer/songwriter Jordan Lee; LA-based dream-pop and shoegaze trio Froth, who just released their latest album, Duress, this past summer; Bakersfield, CA singer-songwriter, Junior Mesa, who just released his debut EP, Peace, in late 2019; and alternative rock and pop singer, Angelica Garcia, whose second studio album, Cha Cha Palace, is rumored to drop in late February of this year.

Through a continued effort to offer Noise Pop Festival attendees ample opportunities for music discovery, the festival is also chalked full of exciting up-and-coming and more underground artists. Acts include Dallas-based folk-rock band Luna Luna; psychedelic rockers Rudy De Anda; indie rock artist fredo disco, who continues to perform in support of his 2019 album Very Cool Music For Very Cool People; Toronto-based Selfish Things, who recently released their first full-length studio album, Logos, in September 2019; and pop-punk band Young Culture who continue to tour in support of their latest EP, (This Is) Heaven; as well as folk-pop singer/songwriter Lily Kershaw; and Victoria Canal, a rising Spanish-American singer-songwriter who recently released her latest single “Drama” that Rolling Stone Magazine called a “Song You Need To Know”; among many others. The list of fourth wave acts is included below, while the full lineup can be found online at noisepopfest.com:

NOISE POP FESTIVAL 2020 - WAVE 4 MUSIC ACTS:

Washed Out (DJ Set) 

Bas

jennylee + TT (feat. Jenny Lee & Theresa of Warpaint)

Califone

The Greyboy Allstars

Quinn DeVeaux & The Blue Beat Review 

Tim Atlas

Falcons

Mutual Benefit

Froth

Junior Mesa

Angelica Garcia

Tre Burt

Luna Luna

Kills Birds

Rudy De Anda

Blushh

Velvet Negroni

fredo disco

Selfish Things

Young Culture

yungatita

Jamie Drake

Victoria Canal

Lily Kershaw

Sonoda

NAVVI

M.Bootyspoon

Bernie & The Wolf

Fourth Wave GA festival badges are available for purchase today for $199, and Student badges are on sale for $129. Those interested in attending are encouraged to purchase now as badge prices will increase as the festival dates approach and additional artists are announced. Badges grant access to GA (non-reserved seating) concerts, badge-only happy hours, NPHQ and other special events soon to be announced. All badge-holders will also have access to all film screenings and film-related events throughout the weeklong festival. Badges are non-transferrable with age-restrictions for select events, and those with badges must arrive within 60 minutes after club door times to guarantee entrance.

A limited number of “Super Fan” and the ultra-exclusive “Super Fam +1” badges are also available for $399 and $850, a price that will remain the same until sold out. Super Fan badge-holders will experience the true red-carpet treatment at the festival, where they receive guaranteed entry to all festival events, a special merch package, complimentary drink tickets to select events, and a personal Noise Pop concierge available for assistance throughout the weeklong festival. The additional value of the Super Fam badge is the ability to have an additional badge that is transferable to any guest. For any badge-related questions, contact [email protected].

Berkeley-based artist Nigel Sussman is the creator of the official artwork for this year’s festival. Learn more about this local illustrator and muralist’s work at www.nigelsussman.com.

Stay tuned as local Bay Area music acts, as well as  film, art and special events will be announced in the coming weeks. Follow Noise Pop Festival on Facebook at www.facebook.com/noisepop.com, as well as on Instagram, Twitter for updates and special promotions. The official hashtag for the festival is #NoisePop2020.

Old Settler’s Music Festival today announced set times for their 2020 lineup in Tilmon, TX, April 16-19, 2020. Advance tickets are available through March 5 at midnight Central Time via https://oldsettlersmusicfest.org. On March 6, Last Chance Advance tickets will be available at a slightly higher cost. Additionally, two-day (Saturday/Sunday) camping tickets are now available.

Leading up to St. Paul & the Broken Bones on Friday night at 10:30 PM on the Original Black’s BBQ Stage are UK singer/songwriter Jade Bird and multi-Grammy winner and country music icon Tanya Tucker, with Devon Gilfillian closing the night at 9:15 PM on the Bluebonnet Stage.

On Saturday evening, The Head and the Heart take the Original Black’s BBQ Stage at 10:30 PM, with JJ Grey & Mofro playing a set just prior, opposite American Aquarium on the Bluebonnet Stage at 9:30 PM, followed by Shinyribs at 11 PM, who will also close out the festival Sunday afternoon at 4:20 PM. The full schedule is included below.

Once again this year, artists will perform intimate, late-night sets in the campground. The Midnight Moonlight stage, presented by Apogee Presents, will give campers the opportunity to see special sets from Della Mae, The Travelin’ McCourys, Steve Poltz, and many more. The full schedule is below.

As is the tradition at Old Settler’s, Saturday will also feature the Youth Talent Competition, sponsored by Austin Community College. The newly-announced finalists are below:

Charlotte Blackmon, 15, Austin, TX

Chords of Grace (Shannon, Emily, Daniel, and Molly Voeller), 11-17, San Antonio, TX

Elle Townley, 11, Georgetown, TX

Ellie Adrean, 13, Victoria, TX

Flip45 (Riley Edwards, Jazz Aguilar, Isabella Desmos), 17-18, Austin, TX

Gabriella Rose, 12, Houston, TX

Izzy Jane, 12, Leander, TX

Kendale Walker, 13, Cypress, TX

Madi Meeks, 18, Austin, TX

In the spirit of honoring Texas’s heritage in both its culture and the land itself, 2020 will mark the festival’s first steps towards a greater commitment to sustainability. This will include a greywater system to harvest rainwater, reducing potable water use by up to 2,500 gallons; switching to energy use from CO2-producing generators to utility-provided 100% wind power; the late-night stage powered by solar, an “Off the Grid Outpost” hang-out area for demonstrations and solar-powered charging, and other initiatives to inform future changes in this decade with the goal of being carbon neutral by 2030.

On March 26, Western Youth with special guest Jane Ellen Bryant will perform the next installment of the Old Settler’s Music Series, the festival’s partnership with KUTX and the Cactus Café. All details for that show and lineup for the series are available here.

With a diverse group of activities for all festival-goers, Old Settler’s Music Festival will again offer camping (which often includes impromptu jam sessions); Midnight Moonlight, a completely unplugged late-night listening show; Zen City and other campground jams; a juried arts and crafts fair; and many kid-friendly activities.

Old Settler’s Music Festival is sponsored by Brown Distributing, Cam Solar, The Original Black’s BBQ, Loto Station, Inc., Austin Subaru, Torchy’s Tacos, Zyn, Collings Guitars, Cam Solar, Waterloo Sparkling Water, Central Texas Bluegrass Association, Austin Community College, and Eno. Media sponsors include KUTX-FM, Sun Radio, Austin Chronicle, and ACL Radio.

We are incredibly saddened to share that Old Settler's Music Festival will be postponed due to COVID-19 concerns. Caldwell County officials have made the tough but right decision to prohibit public gatherings of over 500 people at this time in order to protect the health of its citizens which means that we must postpone the festival. The well-being of Old Settler’s community of loyal festgoers, musical artists, sponsors, volunteers and vendors is truly our first priority.

We plan to reschedule Old Settler's for the fall, and the date will be announced as soon as its confirmed. Per our ticket sale policy, we cannot issue refunds, but will honor all tickets already purchased for the rescheduled show. In the meantime, Old Settler’s will continue in its mission to bring American roots music to new listeners and preserve the music’s culture and community and to support like-minded charitable organizations.

Thank you to our Old Settler’s family and to Caldwell County for their ongoing support. We look forward to seeing you at the Homestead this fall.

Lights All Night, one of the country’s longest-running end-of-the-year parties and premier electronic music festivals, is excited to announce a new partnership with Pollen as it expands to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico this coming November 4-7. All-inclusive ticket packages go on sale next Thursday, May 20 at lightsallnight.com.

LAN will soon offer attendees from across the globe a new and highly curated travel experience featuring some of the world’s most sought-after electronic music acts and nestled among the idyllic sandy beaches of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The new international event will be a much more intimate experience compared to that of the flagship music festival that regularly hosts 30,000+ guests every New Year’s Eve weekend in Dallas, Texas because an extremely limited number of tickets are being made available for purchase.

Music performances at the inaugural destination event in Puerto Vallarta will include a headlining DJ set from the Grammy Award-winning French electronic music duo Justice.

Additional performers include Russian-born electronic music producer and techno powerhouse Nina Kraviz, as well as the critically-acclaimed Parisian DJ Tchami, who is widely considered as one of the pioneers of future house. Stay tuned as several more music performers will be announced in the coming days.

“The Lights All Night team is thrilled to announce this partnership with Pollen to provide our fans a unique boutique experience in Puerto Vallarta,” says Lights All Night Owner/Founder Scott Osburn. “I’m personally very excited for this lineup and the timing of this event next fall. It's going to be a great way to get us back to the live experiences we’ve missed over the last year while gearing up for the return of our Dallas event this coming New Year’s Eve.”

In addition to all the incredible music performances on Puerto Vallarta’s white sandy beaches, the LAN team has worked closely with Pollen to create a highly curated weekend itinerary that goes beyond the typical Mexico beach party and is sure to leave attendees with lasting memories for years to come.

All guests will be treated to an exclusive beach party on Thursday with live music performances to help kick off the festivities. Other unique experiential offerings range from outdoor activities like deep-sea snorkeling excursions and meditative yoga to culinary adventures like visits to a working tequila farm and private dinners on a pirate ship, among others. Those interested should be on the lookout as the full itinerary of weekend events will be released early next week.

A limited number of all-inclusive vacation package options go on sale next Thursday, May 20 at lightsallnight.com. Patrons can secure their spot with a small deposit of just $30 and then pay the rest monthly on a payment plan.

The two hotel partners helping to host LAN attendees in paradise this fall will include the all-inclusive Krystal Puerto Vallarta Hotel and Hilton Puerto Vallarta Resort. With world-class amenities and expansive outdoor pools, both of these award-winning hotels are also located on the golden sand beaches of the Bay of Banderas and near the majestic Sierra Madres mountain range.

"It means so much to be able to work with Lights All Night to put together an incredible trip that everyone deserves after the past year,” said Pollen’s Strategic Accounts Director Jason Gerali. “Puerto Vallarta is a gorgeous tropical destination and the lineup has all-time greats playing right on the beach. We can’t wait to see everyone dancing together again this fall."

Since its inception in 2010, LAN has sought to bring attendees a festival experience unlike any other, featuring a highly curated selection of the world’s most sought-after electronic, dance, pop, and hip-hop music acts. With FOMO-inducing performances and larger-than-life production, Lights All Night has become one of the country’s premier year-end celebrations to welcome the year to come with over 500 music performers and 350,000 guests having attended the music festival since Year 1.

After a brief hiatus in 2020, the flagship music festival is now scheduled to return to Dallas, Texas for its 11th anniversary this coming New Year’s Eve weekend on December 30 and 31. The full music lineup along with ticket on-sale information for the Dallas music festival will be announced later this year at LightsAllNight.com. Although this new destination event in Mexico looks to offer fans an intimate fall getaway, be on the look for more details surrounding the return of the larger-than-life year-end festival this coming December.

Lights All Night, one of the country’s largest independent dance music festivals, is excited to announce the Phase 1 performance lineup as the music festival expands to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico this fall on November 4-7. All-inclusive ticket packages to the new international event will now go on sale on Tuesday, May 25 at lightsallnight.com

Created in partnership with Pollen, LAN will soon offer attendees from across the globe a highly curated and more intimate travel experience nestled among the idyllic sandy beaches of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. In true LAN fashion, the team has once again put together a totally unique lineup featuring some of the world’s most sought-after electronic music acts.

The full music lineup for this year’s special event in Mexico is included below:

Justice (DJ set)

Nina Kraviz

Tchami

Tokimonsta

Dombresky

Mat Zo

Night Bass Takeover

& more with Phase 2 lineup coming soon! 

Music performances at the inaugural destination event in Puerto Vallarta will include a headlining set from the Grammy Award-winning French electronic music duo Justice; Russian-born electronic music producer and techno powerhouse Nina Kraviz; and critically-acclaimed Parisian DJ Tchami, who is widely considered as one of the pioneers of future house.

Additional performers include LA-based producer/DJ Tokimonsta, who recently released her latest project Oasis Nocturno that served as a follow-up to the Grammy Award-nominated album Lune Rouge; and house music producer Dombresky, who has in fact collaborated with his fellow Frenchman and LAN Puerto Vallarta performer Tchami several times in recent years; as well as another Grammy Award-nominated producer Mat Zo, who recently released his latest album Illusion of Depth last fall to rave reviews from critics and fans alike.

Perennial LAN performer AC Slater will be bringing more acts down to Puerto Vallarta from his record label for a Night Bass Takeover. Expect to see these special artists and several others announced in a Phase 2 lineup coming soon.

In addition to all the incredible music performances on Puerto Vallarta’s white sandy beaches, all guests will be treated to an exclusive party on Thursday with live music performances to help kick off the festivities. Other unique experiential offerings range from outdoor activities like deep-sea snorkeling excursions and meditative yoga to culinary adventures like visits to a working tequila farm and private dinners on a pirate ship, among others.

A limited number of all-inclusive vacation package options go on sale on Tuesday, May 25 at lightsallnight.com. Patrons can secure their spot with a small deposit of just $30 and then pay the rest monthly on a payment plan.

The two hotel partners helping to host LAN attendees in paradise this fall will include the all-inclusive Krystal Puerto Vallarta Hotel and Hilton Puerto Vallarta Resort. With world-class amenities and expansive outdoor pools, both of these award-winning hotels are also located on the golden sand beaches of the Bay of Banderas and near the majestic Sierra Madres mountain range.

Since its inception in 2010, LAN has sought to bring attendees a festival experience unlike any other, featuring a highly curated selection of the world’s most sought-after electronic, dance, pop, and hip-hop music acts. With FOMO-inducing performances and larger-than-life production, Lights All Night has become one of the country’s premier year-end celebrations to welcome the year to come with over 500 music performers and 350,000 guests having attended the music festival since Year 1.

After a brief hiatus in 2020, the flagship music festival is now scheduled to return to Dallas, Texas for its 11th anniversary this coming New Year’s Eve weekend on December 30 and 31. The full music lineup along with ticket on-sale information for the Dallas music festival will be announced later this year at LightsAllNight.com. Although this new destination event in Mexico looks to offer fans an intimate fall getaway, be on the look for more details surrounding the return of the larger-than-life year-end festival this coming December.

Lights All Night, one of the country’s longest-running independent music festivals, is excited to announce the initial performance lineup as the dance music festival returns to Dallas, Texas for its 11th year on December 30 and 31. GA and VIP ticket packages to the New Year’s Eve event will go on sale next Tuesday, June 29 at LightsAllNight.com.

After a sold-out 10th anniversary celebration in 2019, Lights All Night (LAN) will make its triumphant return this coming December with performances from some of the world’s most sought-after dance and electronic music acts. 40,000 attendees over two days are expected at this year’s event, which will again return for a sixth year to Dallas Market Hall located just minutes from downtown Dallas.

This December, LAN will help ring in the new year with headlining performances from a number of festival alumni including a pair of Grammy Award-winning DJ/producers and perennial honorees on DJ Magazine’s Top 100 DJs list - Above & Beyond (2013, 2016) and DJ Snake (2014). Additional headliners include Denver-based producer Illenium (2017), who has become one of the industry’s hottest crossover electronic acts while being named as one of Billboard’s Top Dance/Electronic Artists of the 2010s; Parisian producer and singer/songwriter Madeon (2012) who was most recently nominated for a 2021 Best Electronic Album Grammy Award; and Philadelphia-born dubstep DJ Subtronics (2019), who has taken the heavy bass music scene by storm with the growing popularity of his mixtape series Now That's What I Call Riddim.

A number of other in-demand dance music acts are also set to grace the LAN stage for the very first time this December including Los Angeles’s very own heaven-trap duo SLANDER; UK-born bass house DJ/producer JOYRYDE; and rising dubstep producer SVDDEN DEATH, who is perhaps best known for the smash hit single “Sell Out" featuring fellow festival alumni Marshmello. Plus, several other acclaimed Canadian acts are also set to perform such as former Juno Award winners Loud Luxury; and three-piece dance group Black Tiger Sex Machine, who are perhaps best known for their mesmerizing live shows that incorporate illuminated tiger helmets.

In total, more than 30 music acts from Texas and across the globe are set to perform at this year’s event. The current music (A-Z) is included below and available online at LightsAllNight.com:

1788 - L

4B

ARMNHMR

Above & Beyond

Apashe

Black Tiger Sex Machine (BTSM)

Blunts & Blondes

Chee

Cheyenne Giles

DJ Snake

Devault

EFFIN

Eazybaked b2b Sumthin Sumthin

Grum

Habstrakt

Hellbound!

Holly

Illenium

J. Worra

JESSICA AUDIFFRED

Jansten

JOYRYDE

Left/Right

Loud Luxury

Madeon (DJ Set)

Nik P

Oddprophet

SLANDER

Subtronics

SVDDEN DEATH

Zander

“Texas’ most popular New Year’s Eve Party is back! We could not script a better way to end 2021 than to be back at our home in Dallas, Texas at Dallas Market Hall. This year, we have something for everyone and I cannot wait to see all of our LAN family join us back out on the dance floor this coming December,” said Lights All Night Founder/Owner Scott Osburn.

Starting next Tuesday, June 29, two-day GA and VIP tickets will become available for sale at LightsAllNight.com. For those looking to take their year-end celebrations to the next level, fans are encouraged to contact LAN directly at [email protected] to learn more about several Bottle Service Packages available for purchase starting at $1,500.

Partners and sponsors responsible for helping to make this year’s event possible include Mike’s HARDER Lemonade and Reign Total Body Fuel from Monster Energy.

This year’s official charity partner is once again DFW Rescue Me – a foster-based pet rescue nonprofit based in the Dallas area – for which LAN will be donating a portion of proceeds from the 2021 New Year’s Eve event to support the local organization.

Stay tuned as additional music performers and festival details surrounding the year-end music event will be announced in the coming weeks, including the single-day lineup and performance schedule, as well as the lineup of vendors, merchants, and visual artists slated to be onsite throughout the weekend.

For those eager to experience LAN beyond December hits, the festival has also partnered with Pollen to offer fans an extremely intimate and curated vacation getaway before the larger-than-life year-end music festival looks to return to Texas. Join LAN in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico this November 4-7 with tickets and more information available at: plln.io/LightsAllNightxPuertoVallarta.