Outside Lands announced its lineup on March 25 and will take place within Golden Gate Park from Aug. 8 to Aug. 10. It will feature over 76 artists with headliners Doja Cat, Tyler the Creator and Hozier.
The lineup also includes the Bay Area’s very own singer and songwriter Still Woozy, rapper LaRussell, Dirtybird Records founder Claude VonStroke and New Orealands rapper Big Freedia who will be performing with the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus.
The Dolores’ open-air dance club will also be back this year with soon-to-come daily lineups curated by FAKE and GAY, OASIS ARTs and Polyglamorous featuring local artists, DJs and drag performers. The house and techno SOMA stage will feature 18 artists including Nico Moreno, Combresky and TxC.
While Taste of the Bay Area vendors have not been announced yet, last year featured bites from 100 restaurant partners including Bodega SF, Curry Up Now, Little Sweet, Mamahuhu, Peaches Patties, Señor Sisig and more.
Ken Fulk’s Golden Gate Club, an exclusive ultra-luxe festival experience, culinary all-day menu curators have been shared and include Miller & Lux’s Tyler Florence, Top Chef All-Stars Winner Melissa King and Boulevard’s Dana Younkin and Nancy Oakes. Single day tickets are priced at $2,369 and three-day passes are $5,299.
Other experiences at the festival will include the cannabis-friendly Grass Lands, drink-centric stalls like Wine Lands, Beer Lands and Cocktail Magic, merch stores and refillable water stations.
Outside Lands City Hall will also be back this year for those that purchase festival tickets. While most time slots for the City Hall Ceremony packages are sold out, some reservations are available for $570 on all three days. The City Hall Ceremony + Wine Lands Reception package is still available on Sunday for $5,429.
Outside Lands single day general admission tickets are priced at $235 and three-day passes for $539. General admission+ passes include expedited entry, rentable lockers, lounge access with complimentary drinks and restrooms and a dedicated bar and are priced at $349 for single-day and $799.
VIP passes include rentable lockers, access to exclusive areas like viewing areas and lounges with exclusive food vendors, premium bars and upgraded restrooms, dedicated North and South side entrances and a commemorative festival poster. Prices for single-day passes are set at $569 and three-day passes are currently on a waitlist and are priced at $1,371.95.
Anne Marie Kristoff (she/her) is a recent graduate from San Francisco State University's journalism program. She enjoys writing about the arts, entertainment and nature.
