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As countries across the world continue to re-open after the year-plus toll of the pandemic, music festivals have been roaring back, with promoters, organizers, and ticket organizations eager to bring live music back to audiences. Many of the biggest festivals in the US ― Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, This is Tomorrow, Latitude Festival, and Outside Lands ― have returned with events scheduled for the summer or fall, while others like Coachella have announced 2022 dates. Artists, too, are eager to welcome back the fruitful touring alternative that is the festival slot, with stars like Post Malone, A$AP Rocky, and Billie Eilish, playing dates across the country. With the massive proliferation of classic fests and upstart events taking up space on the calendar, we’ve collected (and will be updating each week) a list of the biggest music festival gatherings across the globe. If you’re a music lover looking for a great upcoming event to attend, this list is for you. A Guide To The Best 2023 Music Festivals Hampton Court Palace Festival London,UK Dates: 6/6-6/17 Headliners: Grace Jones, Soft Cell, Sir Tom Jones, Kaiser Chiefs, Bjorn Again, Rick Astley Grace Jones is set to headline the HIVE Music Festival Salt Lake City, Utah Dates: 6/9-6/10 Headliners: Post Malone, Kid Cudi, Big Sean, Santa Fe Klan Post Malone will headline a revamped 2023 Governors Ball Queens, NY Dates: 6/9-6/11 Headliners: Kendrick Lamar, Lizzo, Odesza Other artists set to perform at Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival ...

By September 21, 2022 Get can’t-miss family activities sent to you! Subscribe We're not thrilled to see summer go, but there's plenty of family-friendly carnivals, festivals, parades and fairs this September in or near NYC to keep your family busy enough to forget we've reached August's bittersweet end. Stop by any of these fairsthroughout NYC, Long Island, Westchester, Rockland and New Jersey this month for rides, games, food and more.. Click onyour preferred region to jump down to that section. • • • • • NYC Carnivals & Festivals Manhattan FREE WHEN: Sept. 10-11, 12-6pm WHERE: Nolan Park at Governors Island, Ferries depart from 10 South Street, Manhattan and Pier 6, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Governors Island WHAT: Youth of all ages are encouraged to participate in this festival with a focus on our environment. WHEN: Sunday, Sept. 11, 1-4pm WHERE: Chabad West Side, W 97th Street, North Sidewalk, between Columbus and Amsterdam, Upper West Side WHAT: Get ready to welcome the Jewish New Year at this fair featuring giant inflatables, shofar demonstrations, honey-inspired slime in honor of the New Year, and more! WANT TO GO? $22 all-access bracelet. FREE WHEN: Sept. 15-25, See website for schedule WHERE: Little Italy, Mulberry Street , between Canal and Houston WHAT: This annual tradition returns with a grand procession, live performances, and of course, delicious Italian cuisine! Brooklyn WHEN: Saturday, Sep. 3, 9am WHERE: Step off from Kingston Ave. and St. John's Place, Crown H...

It’s finally here. Riot Fest’s daily lineups are out, which means you’re out of excuses for not locking in your ticket. As always, we’ve scheduled your favorite artists in the exact order you wanted, all playing at completely convenient times! So, take a look at the band breakdown and choose your days, before securing your […] • Full daily lineup announcement coming Thursday at 10 AM. If you only care about the headliners, these tickets are for you. If you only know what day you can go and don’t care who is playing, these tickets are for you. If you just like to spend money, these tickets are for you. • Available at this year’s Riot Fest and at Chicago’s newest cannabis festival, Cultivate. Remember Riot Pop!!? Last year, we blew your minds with our very own seltzer (with electrolytes!). It was only a matter of time before we took your favorite Riot Fest branded beverage and made it better. We’ll just be blunt, Riot Pop!!’s newest flavors now come with CBD!! The best part: it has electrolytes, still. […] • More details coming soon. Watch for an announcement tomorrow. Riot Pop!! is returning to this year’s Riot Fest (perhaps with some new flavors), but that’s not the only place you’ll be able to get Riot Pop, and by the way it still has electrolytes. Isn’t it great? Stay tuned for tomorrow’s announcement about some exciting new projects we’ve been working on for Riot Pop!! […] • Hannibal Buress’ new project Eshu Tune just dropped a new track I Lift Weights that he produced ...

The Like so many California travel destinations, the Bay Area is embraced by what one could call an epicurean trifecta — the Pacific Ocean’s varied seafood offerings, a variety of vineyards and, finally, amazingly fertile farmlands — and it’s also blessed with thoughtful men and women dedicated to making the most of those assets. In fact, a main purpose of many of the festivals you’ll discover in the list below is to showcase and celebrate their talents. The list is arranged by month, and you can easily determine what’s planned during your visit. For each entry on the list, you’ll find the date(s) it’s scheduled to occur, the hosting city, plus a link to a website that provides additional details. At present, the list shows predominantly 2022 festival dates but more 2023 dates will become available after the new year, and we’ll update the list then. When added, 2023 dates are ***noted with a triple asterisk*** to avoid any confusion. Many of these events are held annually and often scheduled to occur around the same time every year, so if a 2022 event looks interesting you may want to click through to see if the organizer’s website now provides the new date. Also, if you plan to attend an event, we strongly recommend that you make note of the website and recheck it closer to the actual date. The list is quite extensive — the San Francisco Bay Area loves to celebrate food — so you may want to grab a beverage before looking through it. If you already know when you plan to vi...