The Ohana Festival, founded by Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder in 2016, has become a highly anticipated event in the music festival calendar. The festival has received the festival of the year award twice from the industry voters who select the Pollstar Awards, and Variety and other publications have heralded it as one of the best-curated festivals in the U.S., with undercard bookings that stray from predictable festival fare.
This year’s lineup is no exception, with a diverse range of artists taking the stage. In addition to the headliners, the festival will feature performances by Alanis Morissette, Turnpike Troubadours, Garbage, Black Pumas, Maren Morris, Crowded House, the Breeders, Idles, and Jenny Lewis. Ohana — an intermediate-sized festival with just two stages — will also bring in Cat Power (doing her “Dylan ’66” set), Glen Hansard, Kim Gordon, Ryan Beatty, Gabriels, Dogstar, and Flipturn.
The festival takes place on the beautiful Doheny State Beach in Dana Point, California, and offers a variety of ticketing and VIP options. Presales for the Pearl Jam-affiliated Ten Club began on Tuesday morning, followed by a “general presale” on Thursday. A “public” on-sale will follow at an unspecified date if passes remain, Ohaha’s announcement said.
More information on the lineup, ticketing, and VIP offers can be found on the Ohana Festival website.
