How To Buy Outside Lands 2021 Tickets: Lineup And New Dates Announced

The organizers behind Outside Lands 2021 have officially announced the new dates for the San Francisco music festival.

Headlined by Lizzo, the Strokes, and Tame Impala, the rescheduled music festival will now take place during Halloween weekend, Rolling Stone reports. Although the event usually takes place in August, it will now run from Oct. 29 to Oct. 31.

Tickets for Outside Lands 2021 are currently on sale. Music lovers can choose from the general admission tickets, which retail for $395, or they can buy the three-day V.I.P. tickets for $855.

General admission tickets will grant fans access to “Golden Gate Park celebrating music, food, wine, beer, art, comedy, cannabis, and everything we love about the Bay Area.”

Meanwhile, V.I.P. ticket holders will enjoy the perks of surprise performances, exclusive lounges, upgraded restrooms, special viewing areas, and dedicated entrances.

Those who still have tickets from last year’s canceled Outside Lands can attend the 2021 festival. The tickets 2020 tickets will be honored for the upcoming dates.

However, customers who want a refund have until April 17 to make a request.

In addition to the headliners, artists like J Balvin, Vampire Weekend, Kehlani, Tyler, the Creator, Young Thug, Nelly, Glass Animals, Moses Sumney, Kaytranada, Khruangbin, Lord Huron, Brittany Howard, Burna Boy, Angel Olsen, Bartees Strange, Earthgang, Flo Milli, Dr. Dog, Jpegmafia, Rico Nasty, 070 Shake, Caroline Polachek, Yves Tumor, Julia Jacklin, Sharon Van Etten, and more will also hit the stage to perform during the musical weekend.

Although the festival is back on, organizers promise to adhere to COVID-19 guidelines to keep guests and artists safe amid the pandemic.

“The shift in dates allows us to work collectively to determine any new safety measures necessary to implement during the festival weekend, ” Allen Scott, Outside Lands co-producer, said in a statement.

“We ask fans to use this time before the festival to continue exercising common sense Covid safety practices, and we look forward to being together again soon.”