Eric Church, Zach Bryan, Zac Brown Band and Imagine Dragons are among the headliners for this year’s Summerfest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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The three-weekend fest is scheduled for June 22-24, June 29-July1 and July 6-8. The event will be spread out over a variety of venues.
“Celebrating 55 years of live music is a true testament to this festival,” said Don Smiley, CEO of Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. “Together with the City of Milwaukee, we look forward to hosting music fans from across the globe at Summerfest and delivering a world-class lineup with hundreds of artists during our nine-day run.”
The first weekend sees Church (with Elle King), Zac Brown Band (with Marcus King), James Taylor and his All-Star Band (with Sheryl Crow) headline alongside Cheap Trick, the Avett Brothers, Elvis Costello and the Imposters, Bleachers, Three 6 Mafia, Buddy Guy, Noah Kahan, Tegan & Sara, Brett Eldridge, the Wailers and more.
Dave Matthews Band, Odesza and a yet-to-be-announced headliner will lead the second weekend, with an undercard of Earth, Wind and Fire, Coi Leray, Cypress Hill, Ava Max, Lord Huron, Debbie Gibson, Vance Joy, Survivor, a Flock of Seagulls, Wang Chung and more.
The third weekend will be led by Zach Bryan, Imagine Dragons and a yet-to-be-announced artist, plus Smokey Robinson, Fleet Foxes, Japanese Breakfast, Jenny Lewis, Built to Spill, the War on Drugs, Dinosaur Jr., Tyler Hubbard, Yungblud, Styx, Soul Asylum and more.
Tickets for Summerfest are on sale now. Tickets are $26 per day, available at the box office and on the Summerfest website. Senior general admission tickets are $20 and children ages three to 10 can gain entry for just $6 (at the box office only). Children 2 and younger get in for free.
Three-day passes are available for $62 and nine-day passes for $130. General admission passes do not gain the attendee entrance to amphitheater shows or reserved seats for BMO Pavilion headliners or “Level Up” access for Miller Lite Oases headliners.
Find the full line-up, below.
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