E Bassy, experimental songwriter Bakar, the beautiful songs of Angel Olson, and a last-minute performance by Aminé. As the day moved on, huge acts took the reigns on each of the stages with eclectic sets from pop star Melanie Martinez, indie icons Dr.
The early birds that made their way into the festival saw unmatched performances from American electropop band A R I Z O N A, indie singer-songwriter Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, the ever-so outgoing Rico Nasty, rising-DJ Kyle Walker, and homegrown hip-hop artist Dijon.
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Saturday proved to be just as high-energy as the day before, with an outstanding music line-up and a full day of drinks, food, art, and dancing. The first night was closed out by a hard decision for all festival-goers: three huge performances from rap-icon Tyler the Creator, indie-rock sensations The Strokes, and dance-music mainstays Kaytranada. The Soma Tent saw hard-hitting sets from Korean-American SOHMI, Germany’s Boys Noize, and techno-pioneers Mathame. Friday at Twin Peaks focused more on rap programming, with huge names such as Yung Bae, Flo Milli, and EARTHGANG bringing some much-needed hype on the first day of the festival. Over at the tree-lined Sutro stage, Chicago-based duo DRAMA brought all the necessary indie-vibes, succeeded by a dance-filled future bass set by SG Lewis. Fan-favorite psychedelic rock band Khruangbin took over Lands End for a groovy golden hour set, followed up by an equally upbeat performance by Glass Animals. As the sun started to set over Golden Gate Park’s rolling hills, the trees lit up with multi-colored lights to illuminate walkways and dance floors throughout the rest of the evening. After nearly two years without live music in the city, many festival-goers came early to truly get the most of their first large-scale event back. The day was kicked off with high-energy performances from the likes of SF-local popstar Remi Wolf, hip-hop girl-boss 070 Shake, singer-songwriter Sharon Van Etten and even a sensational show from Mongolian throat-singing metal band The Hu. Spanning across four huge outdoor stages properly named for the city’s landmarks (Lands End, Sutro, Panhandle, and Twin Peaks) and two partially indoor spaces (The Heineken House and SOMA Tent)- festival attendees of all backgrounds swarmed through the curvy streets of San Francisco to reach the sold-out event.įriday brought about an enthusiastic feeling amongst both artists and attendees excited to return to the festival scene. For the first time in thirteen years, the festival took place over Halloween weekend- proving to be especially entertaining paired alongside the weekend’s jam-packed performances of all genres. Taking place in the beloved Golden Gate Park, attendees got perfect weather amongst tree-lined stages for the three-day affair. Last weekend, San Francisco’s esteemed festival Outside Lands made a huge return- marking the official restart of live music in the city.
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