The Killers, Jack White, and Olivia Dean are set to headline Ocean Way Festival, a new two-day event taking place in Santa Monica, California, in September.
Also featured on Ocean Way’s inaugural lineup are Khruangbin, Sublime, Alvvays, Durand Jones & The Indications, Hiatus Kaiyote, SG Lewis, 54 Ultra, BLOND:ISH, Poolside, Good Neighbours, Hot Chip (DJs), DJ Harvey, and more.
Ocean Way Festival Tickets
Tickets go on sale Thursday, July 23rd at 11:00 a.m. PT. A variety of options will be available, including single-day GA ($229) and two-day GA ($399), along with Premium Pit and other VIP options. Visit the festival’s website for more details.
The festival is being put on by Goldenvoice, the same promoter behind Coachella, Stagecoach, and Just Like Heaven.
The lineup for Ocean Way Festival promises an exciting and diverse range of performances, with The Killers, Jack White, and Olivia Dean headlining the event. With a mix of rock, indie, and electronic music, there’s something for everyone at this inaugural festival.
Festival Details
Ocean Way Festival will take place in Santa Monica, California, in September, with tickets available starting July 23rd. The festival will feature a range of food, drink, and art options, in addition to the impressive musical lineup.
In conclusion, Ocean Way Festival is set to be an unforgettable event, with a talented lineup and a unique setting. With Goldenvoice behind the festival, fans can expect a well-organized and exciting experience. Be sure to get your tickets starting July 23rd and join in on the fun in Santa Monica, California this September.
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