Escape to Coconino returns to Flagstaff, Arizona, on July 18–19, 2025, offering a weekend of immersive music and natural beauty at the Pepsi Amphitheater in Flagstaff, Arizona. This year’s lineup features headliners like Ganja White Night, Boogie T, and Jade Cicada, with a special headliner yet to be announced, adding an element of anticipation to the event.
The festival showcases diverse artists, including Austeria, Flamingosis, Jantsen, Maddy O’Neal, Manic Focus, Nealson, Ravenscoon, Stevie Nova, Toadface, and YDG. Attendees can also enjoy art installations, interactive experiences, and a curated selection of food vendors, enhancing the overall festival atmosphere.
Photo Credit: Escape to Coconino Official
While the 2024 edition featured on-site camping, the 2025 festival will not offer camping passes due to limited availability. In a heartfelt message to fans, organizers shared:
“After an amazing first year of Coconino Campout, we listened to our community and it was clear that we needed to move to a weekend that would allow more fans to join us—but with that change came an unexpected challenge: limited camping availability which is preventing us from offering camping passes for this year’s event.”
Instead of delaying the vibes, they chose to embrace the challenge and invite the community back without on-site camping. Staying true to their roots, they’ve curated a comprehensive guide to nearby campgrounds and lodging, helping everyone keep the campout spirit alive. The guide is available now on their website.
Tickets are live now, with single-day and two-day passes, plus flexible payment plans. The event remains 18+, perfect for adult fans craving both music and nature. For all details, including lodging options and updates on that unannounced artist, head to escapetococonino.com and follow the Escape to Coconino below. Don’t miss this opportunity to escape into a weekend of music, nature, and community spirit.
Get ready to be a happy camper! Camp EDC is upon us—and we’ve packed all the need-to-know here. From parking info to afterparties, check out all the details to ensure you don’t miss a minute of the experience.
Location and Arrival:
Campers will take I-15 to the Speedway Boulevard exit and follow the signs for RV or shiftpod camping. Check-in begins Thursday morning at 9 AM and goes until 2 AM that night. On Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, check-in is from 8 PM to 2 PM. Festival traffic on Fri-Sun usually starts around 2 PM, so plan for delays. There is no admission outside of these hours. Campers arriving separately from the rest of their group must provide the email confirmation for their group and their festival wristband. The premises must be vacated by 5 PM on Monday.
Permitted Items:
Check out the full list of permitted and banned items here.
Parking Info:
Those with shiftpods and additional vehicle parking passes will park in the Turquoise lot. We recommend bringing a wagon to haul things from your car to your campsite—it can be a long walk!
RV Info:
Fuel is available for purchase for RVs with onboard generators, as well as water and pumping services all weekend long.
Map:
The Mesa has TONS to explore. Pools, shopping, rides, and more all await!
Schedules:
Music and activities galore—there is never a dull moment at the Mesa! Find pool parties, meditation, workshops, and even shuffle classes at Camp EDC. All the fun means action-packed days, so be sure to hydrate and pace yourself.
In and Out Privileges:
Campers have the luxury of being permitted free rein between the festival and the campgrounds, you must scan in and out each time. Re-entry to the festival typically ends around 4:30 AM each day.
Weather:
The weather is shaping up to be in the 80ºs-90ºs during the day, dipping down to the low 60ºs at night with a chance for winds and rain Monday morning. Pack swimsuits for daytime pool vibes and layers for night adventures in case those winds get chilly!
Camp EDC is BACK, and the mesa is set to be hotter than ever! From the pre-party on Day 0 to pregame pool parties and afters that go well past sunrise, Camp EDC is a legendary marathon that keeps the party going all day long under the electric sky.
The mesa is a bustling hub of activity every year, and the lineups for its artist appearances have finally dropped! Thursday kicks off with what is set to be a stellar way to set the tone for the weekend. From 8pm to 3am, the camp stage will be bumping with beats from artists like DJ Gigola, Mochakk, and more. Presented by Casa Bacardi, expect a night of moving and grooving to get all warmed up for the weekend.
While EDC itself is all about the night owls, Camp EDC hosts plenty of fun in the sun. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday feature prime daytime vibes with pool parties. Friday and Sunday, bring the house heaters, with DJs from Insomniac Records’ roster: Noizu, SIDEPIECE, Walker & Royce, and Biscits. The bassheads will be pleased with Saturday’s Bassrush lineup featuring Andromedik, Layz, DRINKURWATER, and Sota.
For the marathoners who want to keep the party going, the afters are where it’s at. From 5am to 10am, campers can lose themselves in a diverse lineup after the speedway winds down. Trance and house are the main players in the mornings, with an absolutely insane Ben Sterling b3b Beltran b3b Chasewest set closing out the weekend on Monday morning.
In addition to all the music, the mesa will feature all kinds of ways to keep busy during the day. Campers can expect everything from yoga, shuffle workshops, arts and crafts, and more. Stay tuned as EDC approaches to find all the fun activities to be announced, and check out Insomniac’s preview video for Camp EDC 2025 to get your imagination going.
Limited camping passes remain on sale. To stay up to date with all things Camp EDC, use the links below!
The Shambhala Music Festival is more than just an event; it’s a gateway to another world. From July 25 – 28, music, art, and community will come together in an explosion of color and sound. Shambhala has become one of Canada’s most iconic electronic music gatherings, attracting thousands of festivalgoers to the lush Salmo River Ranch in British Columbia each summer. As Canada’s premier electronic music and arts festival, it features over 200 cutting-edge artists performing across six breathtaking stages. This independent, family-run festival distinguishes itself by having no corporate sponsorship, offering just pure music, art, and community.
The excitement surrounding Shambhala 2025 has only intensified with the announcement of this year’s lineup. Leading the charge is Canadian producer REZZ, known for her hypnotic, bass-heavy soundscapes that have garnered her a dedicated worldwide following. The dynamic trio Levity will make their highly anticipated Shambhala debut, bringing their innovative bass music to the farm for the first time. Other big names include Slander, Mersiv, Tape B, YDG, and many more!
Beyond the stellar musical lineup, Shambhala offers a variety of amenities that enhance the festival experience. Renowned for its world-class harm reduction services and exceptional festival atmosphere, words can hardly capture its wonder. If you missed out on tickets, there’s still a chance to be part of the magic. Joining the waitlist offers some hope while volunteering with the Shambhala Crew provides an opportunity to contribute behind the scenes.
As the Salmo River glimmers under the festival lights, Shambhala 2025 is shaping up to be another unforgettable chapter. Whether you’re a first-time attendee or a returning member of the “Farmily,” Shambhala offers an experience that transcends music. It’s a journey into a world where connection, creativity, and pure magic converge. For the most up-to-date announcements, lineup additions, and festival details, be sure to follow the Shambhala Music Festival on their official social media channels!
Many of us have been anxiously awaiting the 2025 Bonnaroo lineup since last June. Today the festival organizers have finally delivered! This year’s lineup is even better than the last, featuring headliners such as Dom Dolla, John Summit, Avril Lavigne, Justice, and many more. Read on to discover the full list of artists joining us on the farm June 12–15, 2025.
If you’ve been keeping up with all things Roo on social media, the 2025 lineup has been a hot topic. Rumors on Reddit and from The Festival Owl suggested that this year’s EDM acts will be unforgettable and possibly the best lineup yet. Bonnaroo confirmed these suspicions with a diverse array of artists representing different subgenres of EDM from house and techno to trap, dubstep, and experimental bass. Bonnaroo 2025’s EDM lineup delivers an unforgettable mix of talent across the spectrum. House and tech house fans can look forward to sets from Dom Dolla, Green Velvet, and John Summit. Trap and future bass enthusiasts will enjoy RL Grime, What So Not, and Rossy. For fans of heavier sounds, ATLiens, Crankdat, Levity, Tape B, INZO, 2025 Rising StarEater, YDG, and Gorilla T will bring the heat with bass-heavy dubstep.
For those who crave experimental and psychedelic sounds, Tipper, Detox Unit, Jade Cicada, Zingara, LsZee, and Ahee will deliver intricate glitch hop and psychedelic bass journeys. Justice brings their signature electro house and nu-disco vibes, while Big Gigantic blends future funk with live instrumentation for a unique performance.
In addition to EDM, the Bonnaroo 2025 lineup offers something for everyone, with top artists across a variety of genres. Headliners include Luke Combs, Tyler the Creator, Glass Animals, Olivia Rodrigo, Avril Lavigne, Hozier, Vampire Weekend, and Queens of the Stone Age. Thursday kicks off with performances by Sammy Virji, Marcus King, Insane Clown Posse, and more. Friday brings Goose, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Megadeth, Foster the People, Slightly Stoopid, Flipturn, and Aly & AJ. Saturday features Nelly, Beabadoobee, Modest Mouse, Action Bronson, The Stews, and others. The festival wraps up on Sunday with Remi Wolf, Royel Otis, Barry Can’t Swim, Natasha Bedingfield, and more.
Along with the lineup reveal, Bonnaroo 2025 is introducing the Infinity Stage. This stage will offer “the world’s largest and most immersive” experience for attendees, adding a fresh twist to the festival’s iconic setup. While Bonnaroo has revealed few details about the new stage, The Festival Owl claims it will be larger than the “This” and “That” tents in Centeroo. Speakers will be placed above and behind attendees, with sound coming from the center, creating a 360-degree sonic and visual experience.
Bonnaroo 2025 tickets go on sale tomorrow, 1/9/2025. There are a range of ticket options to enhance your festival experience, from General Admission to exclusive Roo Insider packages. GA+ includes perks like air-conditioned restrooms and a private lounge. VIP adds on-site hospitality, special viewing areas, and VIP-only invitations. Platinum takes it even further with close-up viewing areas, complimentary dining, private bars, and golf cart transportation. For the ultimate experience, the Roo Insider package includes front-of-stage viewing, Artist Lounge access, private golf cart concierge service, and a behind-the-scenes look at the festival—all while enjoying the amenities of every other ticket tier.
Lost Lands, often hailed as the Disneyland of dubstep in the bass community, lived up to its reputation this year with a touch of magic! The festival saw noticeable upgrades, from enhanced campsites to the introduction of a brand-new 360-degree stage, leaving bass heads in awe.
Highlights:
The Crater Stage – As 360-degree stages and Boiler Room-style setups have grown in popularity, it was only a matter of time before Lost Lands joined the trend. When the Crater stage was announced, there was initial skepticism about how it would handle large crowds. However, those doubts quickly vanished after its first live appearance this year. With multiple entrances and a rotating DJ booth in the center, every attendee enjoyed an intimate, front-row experience, no matter where they stood.
The real magic came at night. As the lasers shot through the sky, it felt like a galactic battle straight out of Star Wars. Each drop reverberated through the crowd, eliciting gasps and cheers as the crowd gazed up in awe.
Photo credit: @Luisdcolato
The Tunnel – With 40,000 people transitioning between the campsite and the festival grounds, moving the masses is no small feat. The addition of the tunnel was a game changer, providing a smooth, stress-free transition into the festival. No more waiting for traffic or cramming together on a scaffold overpass—the addition of this vibrant tunnel will be appreciated in Legend Valley for years to come.
The Music – Lost Lands wouldn’t be complete without four days of face-melting, head-banging bass. From the moment the gates opened at the main stage until the sunrise at the silent disco, the energy never wavered. Early sets by UsayBflow, Levity, Sanzu, VKTM, and Emorfik were relentless, pushing the sound systems to their limits and putting attendee earplugs to the test!
Legendary back-to-backs lit up the weekend, from a house set by Wooli, Svdden Death, and Subtronics to a filthy riddim showdown with Hamro, Sqishi, and BLVNKSPVCE. Smoakland and Sippy’s wompy hour and a day-four closing set by the undisputed kings Wooli and Excision wrapped up a weekend of pure bass heaven.
Photo credit: @Divisuals
Bummers:
THE DUST– A little bit of dirt and dust is unavoidable at most music festivals, but this year’s conditions were truly brutal. Ohio’s summer drought meant thick clouds of dirt followed festival-goers everywhere, turning mosh pits into mini sandstorms. Even with masks or pashminas, the dust found its way into every breath.
No Pyro – A last-minute fire ban by local authorities put a damper on one of the festival’s signature elements—pyrotechnics. No gas stoves, lighters, or fireworks were allowed, leaving stages without their usual bursts of flames. However, the production team made up for it with extra lasers, CO2 cannons, and nightly drone shows, keeping the energy alive.
Final Thoughts:
Excision and his team deserve major credit for pulling off a safe and exhilarating Lost Lands despite the challenges. From the prehistoric vibe to the community energy, Lost Lands 2024 was both gnarly and breathtaking, and fans are already counting down the days until 2025!
In a shocking incident at Lost Lands Music Festival early Sunday morning, a vehicle drove into several tents in the staff camping area, leaving festival-goers on edge. According to Licking County Sheriff Randy Thorp, the event occurred around 2:30 AM, with witnesses describing an atmosphere of growing unease in the campgrounds as news spread. Attendees told ABC6 that many are now hesitant to sleep in their tents, indicating concern about their safety after the ordeal.
Festival news outlet The Festive Owl quickly confirmed details, reporting that an individual displaying erratic behavior got behind the wheel of a truck and drove through a campsite populated by people resting in their tents. Festival-goers nearby intervened, managing to subdue the driver and pull him from the vehicle before authorities arrived. Photographs show camping gear, including crushed tents, lodged underneath the truck following the incident.
Authorities identified the driver as 24-year-old Noah Curtis from Westerville. He was arrested and taken to the Licking County Jail, where he faces charges of aggravated vehicular assault. One female attendee was transported to Mt. Carmel East hospital with a broken hip, while a male victim suffered minor injuries but did not require medical attention.
Photo Credit: Reddit user Grimcreeper93
In light of the chaos, the Lost Lands team quickly addressed the situation on their official Reddit page, aiming to dispel rumors and ensure accurate information:
“We feel it is important to share accurate information to help keep everyone safe and informed. Last night, emergency response teams responded to a car accident in the vendor campgrounds. One person was transported to the hospital and is in good condition. The investigation is being handled by the Licking County Police Department, and they have one individual in custody…”
The statement also addresses other concerns, including a viral video showing an attendee with a water gun. Lost Lands confirmed that security had confiscated the toy and promptly removed the individual from the festival, reaffirming their zero-tolerance policy for objects resembling weapons. They also refuted a circulating rumor about a $5,000 fine for smoking, emphasizing that no fines have been issued to attendees.
An official statement from the ‘Lost Lands Festival Organizers’ went on to say the following:
“On Saturday night Licking County Sheriff’s department arrested a man after a vehicle was involved in an incident at the vendor camping area, injuring two people, one of whom was taken to a local hospital to receive medical care and is in stable condition. We are offering any information we can to local authorities to aid their investigation.”
Despite the statement released by Lost Lands, a user on Reddit replied questioning potential fines as his account details watching a camping neighbor receive what they believed to be a court summons for smoking, raising suspicions of potential impersonation of festival security:
“Our whole group watched it all go down. Was it that they get fined the $5000 if they don’t show up at court? They had to sign the document and everything. If you’re saying this is false, then that would imply that someone was pretending to be security and a fire department worker and were driving around camps on a golf cart and you guys should definitely look into that. We sat under our canopy and watched it all go down with our own eyes. I really hope people weren’t doing that and falsely impersonating authorities with fake court summons tickets. That would be messed up.”
At this time, no further details have surfaced, but the festival community remains on high alert. Our thoughts are with those affected by this event. We encourage you to share your thoughts on our official social media platforms. For continued breaking news updates in the music community, be sure to follow Moon Lvnding!
With Elements Music & Arts Festival 2024 in the books, let’s look back at why this remains the premier electronic music festival in the Northeast US. Back for its third year at the Poconos Raceway in Long Pond, PA, the team behind Elements continues to improve the event with strategic updates, including a breathtaking new Water Stage design and extended wellness programming. Don’t forget that Elements also highly values sustainability, leveraging local organic produce, clean solar energy, and selling reusable Elements mugs for refreshments to reduce its carbon footprint.
The festival began with a Thursday early-arrival pre-party on August 8 and featured two epic stage takeovers: Of The Trees’ Memory Palace brought the bass music to the Water Stage and Desert Hearts brought the house to the Air Stage. We got through to the Vibe Village quickly on a surprisingly short security line and set up our camp with enough time to catch Fly, Lyny, and Of The Trees.
The Water Stage // Photo Credit: @samwolloch
Check out that insane production! The DJ booth was shaped in a circle centrally under the head of the octopus with legs and body covered by brightly colored tapestries. Those overhead tapestries came in handy, protecting the festivalgoers from the elements. Luckily, the incoming rain from the remnants of Tropical Storm Debby was only a drizzle for most of the pre-party.
However, almost on cue, once the festival sets finished at midnight, the rain and wind started to pick up. Those camping early made the most of the situation while battling the extreme weather overnight and hoped for better news and conditions in the morning. But the weather worsened and the Elements team made the tough decision to halt festival entry Friday morning due to the untenable conditions.
Huge credit to the Elements team for its continued communication throughout Day 1 despite the difficult decisions it had to make. Consistent updates were posted through the festival app and Elements made 15 garages by the racetrack available for campers to seek shelter and receive emergency supplies. The heavy rains persisted off and on for nearly 24 hours but by midnight Friday the storm let up enough for the Vibe Village stages to host some of the scheduled artists from Day 1.
Camp Nowhere Afters // Photo Credit: @samwolloch
Despite the challenging conditions, those who weathered the storm were treated to some epic moments at the afterparty stages. The 5am Trio and Boogie T played at the Camp Nowhere stage to get the afters started. Then at the Renegade stage, Tape B went b2b with Disco Lines before playing another solo set for an hour, teasing his new collab with Ganja White Night. Renegade kept things going with a Brooklyn b2b of Mikayli and Rafeeki followed by Inzo b2b Tvboo.
To end our afters, we returned to Camp Nowhere for my favorite set of the weekend. Tape B understood the assignment and played a downtempo set that fit the vibes perfectly. The stage pulsed with energy as we danced the night away. Only the day after did we finally realize the magnificence of what we all witnessed.
Easily my favorite set I’ve ever played, the chill stuff is my favorite music to play ❤️ I hope you have a wonderful weekend at the fest
Finally, on Saturday morning, everyone got the good news they were waiting to hear — Elements was ready to open the campgrounds at 1 pm and the festival grounds at 3 pm. Emerging from our tents after the storm had finally passed felt like a butterfly bursting out of its cocoon. The dark and dreary colors were replaced with bright and vibrant colors everywhere! The grounds crew did an outstanding job laying sawdust and wood chips in the soggy parts of the air and water stages to help alleviate the water buildup in the muddiest parts of the stage area.
What better way to get the Saturday party started than with Wreckno?! They had the water stage bursting with color while drag performers added to the ambiance by dancing on the side stage. Once Wreckno’s party set wrapped, we took a stroll around the grounds to check out the changes. The former Water Stage became a performance hub for a wide range of festival entertainment and the woods were filled with art installations, like these strikingly painted mannequins surrounded by inspirational quotes. This one by Mac Miller was especially poignant after enduring Tropical Storm Debby.
Photo Credit: @samwolloch
The Fire Stage was the place to be for sunset, with energetic drum and bass from AIMMIA blasting across the field. Elements invited a few festival art cars to park in the field, so Harvey: Disco Kitty provided a perch for us to enjoy the evening festivities. Matroda came on as the sun set on Day 1 and the Fire Stage illuminated with massive pyrotechnics.
Next stop was Air Stage, which suffered the most from the storm due to its muddy soil holding onto much of the water. But that didn’t stop a massive crowd from showing up for Slander’s Before Dawn techno set deep in the woods. The Air Stage excelled as the home for the dark, primal beats of Before Dawn.
Photo Credit: @samwolloch
We rounded out the night with some bass house from the powerhouse duo of AC Slater and Chris Lorenzo called Fly With Us. Then dubstep legends LSDREAM and Excision closed the Earth Stage by playing into the wee hours of the morning. LSDREAM made up for his set at Elements 2023 which was rudely interrupted by Mother Nature. Matching the vibes of the festival, Excision’s set had a little less aggression and several remixes of artists playing Day 3.
No afters on Saturday because a good night’s sleep was imperative to get up early for the 11 am LIGHTCODE sound bath experience with LSDREAM at the Air Stage. He created a relaxing, mindful, and meditative atmosphere in the heart of the woods which was packed with like-minded attendees. These moments are magical and I’ve never missed a LIGHTCODE set because it is a huge part of my festival experience to manifest the positive elements of the festival spirit back into my daily life.
Video Credit: @samwolloch
These experiences exemplify the power and intentionality of Elements Music & Arts Festival. From the art installations and musical production to the sustainability of vendors and the mindfulness of presenters, Elements continues to be a highlight of my summer festival season! But wait, there’s more. You didn’t think we were done, did you?
After enjoying a festi bowl with locally grown organic produce grown mere minutes away from the event site, we hustled back to our campsite to pack up so we could depart after the last set of the night. Day 3 was all about the bass, more specifically Subtronics plus drum and bass, at the Cyclops Records Water Stage takeover. In fact, Subtronics’ two sets bookended an evening filled with drum and bass from ÆON:MODE, Dimension, and Sub Focus.
Later that day, stories spread about how Water Stage had reached capacity due to the size of the crowd wanting to go to one of the smaller stages for a headline artist, even though it was more of a throwback riddim set. Once again, Elements stepped up and owned its mistake. To ensure all festivalgoers can have their voices heard, the Elements team released a feedback survey to gather information to make next year’s Elements even better. But don’t delay, the festival link will only work until midnight on Monday, August 19!
Photo Credit: Elements Festival // Maggie London @maggielndnphoto
All in all, Elements Music & Arts Festival provided another outstanding festival experience, despite all the weather difficulties. Throughout the storm, the team stayed in constant communication with festivalgoers, and once the storm cleared, the team prepped the festival grounds as best it could to mitigate the adverse conditions. I have faith that the Elements team will use the feedback from its fans to make sure the 2025 event is even better than ever. To stay up-to-date on all the latest news and announcements about what’s to come for the Northeast’s premier electronic music festival, follow the socials below.
Suwannee Hulaween is set to enchant festival-goers once again, but this time, there’s a twist in the tale. The intuitive team behind this 2024 edition collaborates with the women-led collective DEFINE EVERYTHING FUTURE (DEF) to inaugurate the OFF LIMITS Stage, a groundbreaking concept that fuses both teams’ strengths. This new addition promises an intimate, immersive 360-degree stage experience, bringing fans up close and personal with the underground’s most sought-after acts across house, techno, drum and bass, UKG, and bass.
Spirit Lake 360
Hulaween is a unique Halloween-themed camping festival with a grand reputation for its cross-genre programming and immersive installations. At the heart of the event is Spirit Lake, a mystical hub where guests can explore a thoughtfully curated sensory spectacle of captivating light displays, interactive sculptures, dazzling performers, and mesmerizing visual art. Fittingly, this carousel of curiosity will be the new home of the OFF LIMITS Stage.
As one of the last fully independent music festivals in the US, it’s only fitting that Hulaween has partnered with Atlanta-based event producer DEF. This similarly fully independent women-led team has made a name for itself by creating extraordinary experiences with both legendary and emerging artists including Sara Landry, ISOxo, Of The Trees, and Dr. Fresch. DEF’s long history of throwing 360-degree events ensures a well-orchestrated framework for this project. This innovative stage will showcase top-tier underground dance music underscored by spectacular pyro effects by Incendia and a state-of-the-art Funktion-One sound system. The stage design will seamlessly blend DEF’s signature production style with Spirit Lake’s unique visual and performance art installations, creating a mesmerizing and interactive environment for all attendees.
“We are excited to officially welcome DEF to the Hula Fam! Their unique curation and thriving community will be the magic that helps launch our new 360 experience OFF LIMITS at Spirit Lake. Their long standing history of attending Hulaween gives us great confidence and excitement in what’s to come.” – Michael Berg, Hulaween founder & co-owner
The stage promises to be a haven for fans of the underground dance scene, featuring a stellar lineup of in-demand artists. Festival-goers can expect electrifying performances from Azzecca a Chicago-based techno producer, Ian Asher a house music guru from Southern California, and GUDFELLA a talented Filipino producer. The stage will also feature the GRAMMY-nominated techno powerhouse Will Clarke, Manchester’s own producer and label boss Bou, UK tech-house artist Riordan, and the dynamic bass duo Eazybaked. World-renowned producer Taiki Nulight will showcase his UK garage, house, and bass influences, Anaheim’s AYYBO will exhibit his unique cinematography, and a special B2B set from Justin Jay and Nala will ensure that the beats keep rolling.
Joining the headliners are a host of other talented artists set to make the first OFF LIMITS stage an unforgettable experience. Expect high-energy sets from Bianca Oblivion, BOSSA, and CHROMEBODIES, the collaborative project between Manila Killa and Hotel Garuda. Other notable acts include 33 Below, Angrybaby, CLB B2B NIK P, Crucial b2b Kollapse, gad’m, Know Good, MPH, Oppidan, and Soukii.
“This is truly a full circle moment for us. Our DEF team, friends and fans have all been a part of the Hulaween family for nearly a decade and now we have the opportunity to merge both worlds. We’re so excited to bring DEF energy to the magic of Spirit Lake, and showcase some of our favorite artists from across the world. We used to joke about a DEF360 stage at Hulaween and now it’s actually happening.” – DEF founder
Secure Your Tickets Now
As Hulaween continues to evolve into one of the country’s most beloved cross-genre festivals, the addition of the OFF LIMITS Stage marks a new chapter in its storied history. Tickets for Hulaween 2024 are on sale now, and with new tiers like the sold-out GA+ and various VIP options, there’s a package to suit every festival-goer’s needs.
Don’t miss out on the chance to be part of this historic event. Secure your passes today and prepare to be captivated by the music, art, and magic of Hulaween 2024. For more information on tickets and packages, visit the Hulaween website.
Join the Hulaween family and immerse yourself in an unforgettable weekend of music and community at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park this October. See you there!
