THING Festival 2024 Lineup Features St. Vincent, Black Pumas, Spoon
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THING Festival has revealed its 2024 lineup, led by St. Vincent, Toro y Moi, Black Pumas, and Spoon. Making its debut at Remlinger Farms in Carnation, Washington, the all-ages festival will go down from August 9th through 11th.
Other notable acts include Killer Mike, Earl Sweatshirt, Ethel Cain, and Stephen Sanchez. CoSign alums Arlo Parks and McKinley Dixon will also play the festival alongside Shakey Graves, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Militarie Gun, Ratboys, and more. See the full lineup below.
A ticket pre-sale (sign up for a code here) begins on Tuesday, March 12th, with the general on-sale slated for Friday, March 15th via Ticketmaster. Single-day and three-day passes will be available for both the General Admission and VIP tiers.
“Music discovery continues to be at the core of THING,” Adam Zacks, curator of THING and Seattle Theatre Group’s chief programming officer, said in a statement. “We’ll always aim to present a fresh and eclectic mix of both established and developing artists that inspire community and celebrate creativity. I’m excited to see how the spirit of previous festivals helps THING settle into its new home at Remlinger Farms.”
The THING Market with booths from local businesses and craftspeople will return for this year’s installment, in addition to the nightly lantern parade and the luminarium.
Editor’s Note: If you’re planning to attend THING Festival 2024, you can save 15% off travel and accommodations through Booking.com. Be sure to sign up for our weekly live music email digest as well.
THING Festival 2024 Lineup Features St. Vincent, Black Pumas, Spoon
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