This Ain T No Picnic Festival 2021

Tickets for This Ain't No Picnic 2022 go on sale Dec. 9. Two-day GA tickets start at $299 + fees and 2-Day VIP tickets are priced at $799 + fees. Fans can secure their tickets with only $49.99 down by choosing a payment plan at checkout. Tickets for this all-ages music festival will go on sale Thursday, December 9, at 2 p.m.

Via the festival ticketing site with tiered pricing starting at $299 to $349 each plus service fees for general admission, $799 each plus service fees for VIP , and $1,199 each plus service fees for Clubhouse . Either VIP option grants you everything a GA ticket provides, plus dedicated VIP entry, access to a VIP area adjacent to the main stage, air-conditioned restrooms, additional shade and seating areas, exclusive food & beverage vendors. Chefs, complimentary wi-fi, and complimentary lockers to store your belongings. Payment plans for tickets start at 25% down per order plus 3 equal monthly payments or $49 down per order plus 3 equal monthly payments to secure your tickets during the festival presale/onsale. Hotel packages including tickets and transportation are available now. Spread across six stages, the two-day festival will feature headlining performances from The Strokes and LCD Soundsystem along with a set by Le Tigre, who are reuniting for their first performance in 12 years.

The sixth "stage" at the festival will be dedicated to Despacio, a custom-built disco sound system designed by James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem. "This Ain't No Picnic" is a two-day music festival set to take place in 2022. This will be the festival's first edition and will feature artists in indie rock and other genres.

Along with music, you can enjoy food and beverages from multiple vendors at the festival grounds. As an added feature, you can experience the Clubhouse at Brookside, at $1,199 for a two-day Clubhouse ticket. The ticket also grants you exclusive access to an intimate upfront guest viewing area at multiple stages. Another great festival is coming to Brookside at the Rose Bowlnext year! This time it's This Ain't No Picnic taking place on Saturday, August 27, 2022, and Sunday, August 28, 2022. Some of the acts scheduled to perform at the Pasadena-based music festival include headliners The Strokesand LCD Soundsystem.

Also on the festival bill are Courtney Barnett, Phoebe Bridgers, Beach House, Circle Jerks, Deafheaven, Descendents, Four Tet + Floating Points, Godspeed You! The Despacio tent (courtesy of LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy and 2ManyDJs) will also be returning to Southern California and set to party all weekend long. This Ain't No Picnic Festival 2022 takes place at Brookside At The Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California from August 27th-28th, 2022. In its inaugural year, the Goldenvoice-produced festival will feature some of the biggest names in indie rock, electronic, R&B, hip-hop, and more. The veteran concert promoter, which hosts such large-scale festivals as Coachella,Day N Vegas,Stagecoach, and more on Friday announced the new event along with its inaugural lineup, which is headed by LCD Soundsystem and The Strokes.

Southern California will welcome this musical extravaganza, which will take place in two days and feature big names in the music industry. If you are nostalgic, get ready for the electric return of Le Tigre at Pasadena. Everyone will want to be there, so get your tickets right now! You can read more about this Pasadena Music Fest lineup and parking here. The two-day festival will include six stages packed with a very impressive lineup featuring a mix of genres like rock, alternative, electronic dance, hip-hop, and so much more. The headliners this year include The Strokes, LCD Soundsystem, Phoebe Bridgers, Jorja Smith, Jungle, Le Tigre, Beach House, and Kaytranada.

This Ain't No Picnic fest, Pasadena will also see a stacked lineup of indie rock and other rock artists who will perform on multiple stages. The major acts include Phoebe Bridgers, LCD Soundsystem, Honey Dijon, Hana Vu, IDLES, Courtney Barnett, and more. Black Emperor, Caroline Polachek, Turnstile, and many more. As we have said in this space before, it has not been an easy time for the live music industry by any stretch of the imagination.

Whether you're an artist, employee or fan, enduring 18 months without in-person events was painful to experience. So, maybe it's fitting Goldenvoice is reviving a festival that hasn't been around in almost 20 years at this point. Music Festival Wizard is dedicated to covering the scene, the experience, and the music with news, lineups, reviews, and commentary. Nice to see some big festivals starting to return and get scheduled for 2022.

Goldenvoice is returning the This Ain't No Picnic Festival in summer 2022. The two-day festival is scheduled to be held on August at the Rose Bowlin Pasadena, California. The festival's filled with what looks like an Indie dream lineup include main acts The Strokes as well as the LCD Soundsystem.

The other acts on the bill include Le Tigre performing the show as a reunion. We're giving away a pair of tickets to the first ever This Ain't No Picnic festival! The festival will feature six stages and a wide range of music representing the past, present and future of Los Angeles' expansive music scene.

Cutting-edge indie, hip-hop, dance, underground and everything in-between! See The Strokes, LCD Soundsystem, Phoebe Bridgers, Le Tigre, Jungle, Beach House, Kaytranada and lots more August 27 & 28, 2022 at Brookside at the Rose Bowl. The name is a nod to one of Goldenvoice's earliest festivals, launched in Irvine, California in 1999, the same year as Coachella. Indeed, This Ain't No Picnic's lineup is the perfect combination of the best cutting edge, up-and-coming artists alongside iconic bands who continue to create boundary-pushing new music. Peep the poster above for the rest of the artists scheduled to perform.

A new format music festival with six stages of artists spanning a wide range of genres from the past, present, and future is coming to the Rose Bowl next summer. This Ain't No Picnic offers a unique setting for both icons and new discoveries, bridging multiple genres, and mirroring the wide but discerning tastes of Los Angeles music fans. Two-day general admission tickets start at $299 + fees and two-day VIP are $799 + fees. Choose the payment plan at check out to break your total into monthly installments. Three-day GA and GA+ passes can be purchased for $419 or $449, and VIP is available for $899 as well as single-day tickets for $159 , $189 (GA+) and $349 . And if you're really looking to throw down some cash, there's always the three-day Captain's pass for $2,999 or $1,250 (single-day) so don't miss the boat on securing your admission to a weekend of live music on the beach before it's too late.

According to the promoter, the festival will feature six stages of artists from "the past, present, and future spanning cutting-edge indie, hip-hop, dance, underground and everything in-between". Non-headliners include top notch Indie favorites including Black Emperor, Phoebe Bridges, Jungle, Circle Jerks, Sleep Idles and so many more. This is one 2 day festival you do not want to miss if you live nearby. The festival lineup is largely centered around indie/rock acts across the decades including The Strokes, LCD Soundsystem, Godspeed You! There's a carefully curated electronic focus here too including Four Tet, Honey Dijon, Floating Points, Avalon Emerson, and Gerd Janson.

The fest is set to return on August at Brookside by the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. Two-Day GA tickets start at $299 + fees and 2-Day VIP are priced at $799 + fees. The festival will feature six stages and a wide range of music representing the past, present and future of Los Angeles' expansive music scene. Beach House, Phoebe Bridgers, Courtney Barnett, Mac Demarco and more will perform, and after a 12-year hiatus, nineties electro-rock group Le Tigre will reunite for the occasion. Goldenvoice Promotions, the team behind Coachella, Stage Coach, Cruel World and Just Like Heaven, has announced the launch of a new music festival set to premiere this summer. This Ain't No Picnic will take place over two days, August 27 and 28, at Brookside at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif., with The Strokes and LCD Soundsystem headlining.

This Ain't No Picnic Festival arrives at Brookside At The Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California from August 27th-28th, 2022. Headliners include The Strokes, LCD Soundsystem, and Kathleen Hanna's reunited project Le Tigre. Other acts playing the festival include Phoebe Bridgers, Beach House, Kaytranada, Jorja Smith, Jungle, Turnstile, and more.

2-Day GA tickets start at $299 + fees and 2-Day VIP are $799 + fees. Two-Day GA tickets start at $299 + fees and 2-Day VIP are $799 + fees. If you want to pay incrementally, tickets start at only $49.99 down. The festival, which was officially detailed on Friday, features a stacked lineup of mostly indie/rock acts spanning many years and subgenres, and even features a reunion of Le Tigre in the group's first performance in 12 years. With festivals like Coachella, Stagecoach, and the most recent Day N Vegas, Goldenvoice has proven to have an amazing track record of hosting very successful music festivals.

So it only makes sense for them to bring back one of their first festivals. This Ain't No Picnic, which debuted in 1999 , is coming back next year in 2022. IQ is the leading global news platform for the live music business. IQ's news, features, information and analysis is read by 100,000 professionals worldwide each month. IQ publishes a regular magazine, several annual reports, and a daily news digest, IQ Index. The IQ family also includes ILMC, the live music industry's top international conference event, and the International Festival Forum .

Born in Haiti and raised in the city of Montreal, Canadian artist Kaytranada has experienced an explosive rise in the past couple of years with his irresistible production and live sets, but the hard work and success did not happen over night. Before touring the globe and amassing millions of hits online with his series of beloved tracks and mixes, the young man came up as a true disciple, absorbing hip hop and RnB culture since his childhood and finding ways to make the music his own. Goldenvoice announced the revival of the Southern California music festival This Ain't No Picnic and its 2022 lineup on Friday. The official website will add details about security measures and personnel in the coming days. But the festival organizers have notified us about the possibility of changing the festival dates, events, and attendance policies concerning government orders.

The veteran concert promoter, which hosts such large-scale festivals atCoachella, Day N Vegas,StageCoach, and more on Friday announced the new event along with its inaugural lineup, which is headed by LCD Soundsystem andThe Strokes. The two-day, six-stage lineup has a rock and alternative lean to it, as the 2022 headliners are The Strokes, LCD Soundsystem, and Le Tigre performing what is currently set to be their first and only reunion show of the year. Also on the bill are Beach House, Caroline Polachek, Courtney Barnett, Dawn Richard, Deafheaven, Earl Sweatshirt, Four Tet + Floating Points, Genesis Owusu, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Idles, Indigo De Souza, Isaiah Rashad, Jorja Smith, Kaytranada, Kelly Lee Owens, Mac DeMarco, Magdalena Bay, Mdou Moctar, Michelle, Phoebe Bridgers, Romy, Slowthai, Tinashe, Turnstile, Wet Leg, Ying Yang Twins, and Yves Tumor, among others. Focusing on up-and-coming artists and indie heavyweights, This Ain't No Picnic is a nod to one of Goldenvoice's earliest festivals, launched in Irvine, California in 1999, the same year as Coachella. The youthful exuberance and energy from that festival lives on, asThis Ain't No Picnic2022 brings together the talent buying team of Goldenvoice'sStacy Vee,Jenn YacoubianandRene Contrerasto celebrate all of the artists they love across one glorious weekend.

Get easy access to the festival with Preferred Parking, guaranteeing you a spot in the parking lots closest to the event entrance. Does not include an event ticket - you must buy a ticket separately for entrance into the festival. All Festival Tickets was founded to help you find the ticket and lineup information for your best festival experience.

We work hard to deliver the most relevant and up-to-date information to you and sincerely hope that our web resource will help you find your best festival. The band, fronted by Bikini Kill's Kathleen Hanna, toured U.S. theaters and clubs in 2005, when it also opened several summer dates for Beck. Le Tigre's strongest box office showing was a sold-out, two-night Halloween 2004 stand at New York's Irving Plaza that moved 2,000 tickets and grossed $38,500. Its top-grossing single-night showing was a sold-out July 2005 gig at Los Angeles' Avalon that moved 1,435 tickets and grossed $25,840. "This Ain't No Picnic" is a callback to one of Goldenvoice's first festivals in Irvine, CA, the same year they started Coachella. In edition to its high-profile headliners, the new edition of the festival also boasts an undercard that includes Phoebe Bridgers, Beach House, Kaytranada, Isaiah Rashad, Jorja Smith, Honey Dijon, IDLES, Four Tet, Floating Points, Courtney Barnett, Godspeed You!

Black Emperor, Yves Tumor, Wet Leg, Genesis Owusu, Earl Sweatshirt, Turnstile, and Caroline Polachek, among many others. Concert promoters Goldenvoice — of Coachella fame — have announced a new festival called This Ain't No Picnic and set the dates for August 27–28, 2022 at Brookside by the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. The festival will be headlined by The Strokes, LCD Soundsystem, and Le Tigre, whose performance will be their first reunion show since 2016 and their only 2022 appearance. This Ain't No Picnic has a wide range of artists in a variety of genres. The name of the festival is a nod to one of Goldenvoice's earliest festivals, launched in Irvine, California in 1999, the same year as Coachella.

Photo by Lindsay Melbourne The lineup for This Ain't No Picnic festival has been announced, with performances scheduled from Descendents, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Turnstile, Circle Jerks, IDLES, Sleep, Phoebe Bridgers, and many more. Scheduled for August 27-28, 2022 at Brookside at The Rose Bowl, tickets go on sale on Dec. 9 at 10am PST.

The festival comes from Goldenvoice, the team behind Coachella, Stagecoach, Cruel World. Taking place August 27 and 28 in the shady oaks and parkland of Brookside at the Rose Bowl, the team behind Coachella, Stagecoach, Cruel World and Just Like Heave have an unparalleled eye for curating some of musics very best festivals. The name nodding to one of Goldenvoice's earliest festivals, launched in Irvine, California in 1999, the same year as Coachella. Everything will be spread out across five stages at Brookside At The Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California on August 27 and 28.

There's also a sixth stage for Despacio, a custom-built disco sound system designed by James Murphy. This Ain't No Picnic takes its name from one of promoter Goldenvoice's first festivals, held in Irvine in 1999, but for a more recent comparison, the lineup has very strong FYF vibes. Like that now-defunct fest, you'll find a genre-spanning mix of on-the-horizon acts and familiar names, including Beach House, Phoebe Bridgers, Earl Sweatshirt, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Four Tet and Floating Points, some longtime local faves like the Descendents and Sparks, and ASMR trailblazers the Ying Yang Twins. Goldenvoicehas announcedThis Ain't No Picnic, a new music festival set to take place on August 27th and 28th, 2022 atBrookside at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, CA.

The first This Ain't No Picnic took place in 1999 at California's Oak Canyon Ranch. The festival featured Sonic Youth, Sleater-Kinney, Guided by Voices, Will Oldham, and others. The 2000 This Ain't No Picnic showcased Beck, Yo La Tengo, Built to Spill, At the Drive-In, Modest Mouse, and more. After a hiatus, This Ain't No Picnic returned in 2002 with headliners Guided by Voices, Jimmy Eat World, and the Donnas. The name is a nod to one of Goldenvoice's earliest festivals, launched in Irvine in 1999, the same year as Coachella.

A sixth "stage" is ready for Despacio, a custom built disco sound system designed by James Murphy and team. Two-day general admission tickets start at $299, while two-day VIPs are going for $799, plus fees. Pre-sale starts December 9th, and is available at the event website. In a throwback nod to the original 1999 and 2000 festivals, This Ain't No Picnic Festival is coming back next year. The fest will return August at Brookside by the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. Includes one GA ticket good for entry to the festival, access to all GA areas including food and beverage vendors and all stages.

The three-day event moved to September in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but it's back to its normal month of May this year with plenty to get excited about. Leading the fest's third installment will be Weezer and 311 as co-headliners on Friday while The Smashing Pumpkins and Steve Miller Band will have their own days — Saturday and Sunday, respectively — to shine even after the sun dips into the Pacific Ocean. Goldenvoice brings This Ain't No Picnic Festival back to the summer of 2022. The two-day event takes place on August 27 and 28 in Brookside at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.

LCD Soundsystem is currently in the midst of a 20-show residency at Brooklyn Steel, its only shows of 2021, and has announced no other shows for 2022. A reunited Le Tigre will also perform its only reunion show of 2022 at the festival. The tickets for the "This Ain't No Picnic" festival at Pasadena is available in two tiers.

The General Admission ticket charges start at $299, and for VIP tickets, it is around $799. The major attraction of the festival is the return of Le Tigre. The popular electric band in the nineties will be coming together for a performance after 12 years at this Pasadena music fest. The name is a nod to one of Goldenvoice's earliest festivals (Sonic Youth, Guided by Voices, Superchunk and Trail of Dead were among those featured at Irvine's Oak Canyon Ranch).