BeachLife Festival 2024 to Feature Sting, Incubus, and My Morning Jacket as Headliners
Sting performs at Christchurch Arena on March 01, 2023 in Christchurch, New Zealand. Rob Ball/WireImage
Sting, Incubus and My Morning Jacket are set to headline this year’s BeachLife Festival in Redondo Beach, Calif., May 3-5. Also playing are DEVO, Dirty Heads and Trey Anastasio + Classic TAB, among others.
The high-end live music, art and culinary event is celebrating its fifth year as the South Bay’s premiere event, and is organized and promoted by local promoter and restauranteur Allen Sanford.
BeachLife Festival will once again host the DAOU SideStage dining experience, located on stage and curated by a team of award-winning chefs providing foodies the opportunity to be served a four-course meal while watching their favorite musicians perform. BeachLife will offer various food and beverage options, including a massive craft beer bar with local L.A. and Southern California breweries, multiple bars, lounges, food vendors and food trucks across the venue with vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options available.
Philanthropy and community are ever important to BeachLife, which supports many organizations in Southern California’s South Bay community, including the L.A. Kings Care Foundation and a number of national and local nonprofit organization. BeachLife will host a silent auction to drive awareness and help to raise much needed funding for these important causes. Philanthropic partners for 2024 include Heal the Bay, Surfrider Foundation, Redondo Beach Education Fund, Wyland Foundation and Redondo Beach Police Foundation.
Passes are on sale now at www.BeachLifeFestival.com. General admission tickets are available now starting at $159 for single day, and $399 for a three-day pass. All ages are welcome, and children ages 6 and under are free with ticketed adult.
See the full lineup below:
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