The BeachLife festival is returning with another eclectic lineup and plans to open a permanent venue inside of its beachfront footprint.
The six-year-old festival celebrating Los Angeles’ oceanside South Bay neighborhoods returns May 2-4 with top headliners Lenny Kravitz, Sublime and Alanis Morissette. Beachlife is Kravitz’s first show in California since 2019 and precedes a recently announced five-show Las Vegas residency Aug. 1-9 at Dolby Live. Also booked on the bill are Train, O.A.R., Pretenders, CAKE, Mt. Joy, Jackson Browne, The Beach Boys, Marcus King, Aloe Blacc, Sugar Ray and more.
“We are especially excited this year to announce what we believe is a truly unique lineup and experience in music festivals — curated not by genre, but by culture, vibe, and that feeling of enjoying the beachlife with friends,” says festival founder and owner Allen Sanford in a statement provided to Billboard. “We have something for everyone, from world-recognized superstars to local celebrity, and every artist on this lineup has a reason and a story on how they connected with BeachLife Festival.”
This year’s festival will also include the opening of the California Surf Club, a 21,000 square-foot restaurant and membership-driven music club located on the beachfront festival grounds. Slated to open in February, the California Surf Club is a bar, grill and music venue that overlooks the main during BeachLife.
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This year, the festival will launch Captain’s Plus, a new ticket experience which will include an opportunity to dine at the California Surf Club during the festival and enjoy a meal crafted by the venue’s award-winning chefs. The California Surf Club is divided into two buildings — one serving as a public-facing restaurant/bar and the other a membership-based club.
Tickets for the BeachLife Festival are on sale now at the festival’s website. GA tickets start at $169 for a one-day pass and $409 for a three-day pass.
See the lineup for the BeachLife Festival below: