By: Staff –
FYF Fest has announced its 2016 lineup.
Taking place from August 27-28 at Exposition Park in Los Angeles, the 13th annual FYF Fest will feature headlining performances from Kendrick Lamar, LCD Soundsystem, Tame Impala, and Grace Jones along with additional performances from Anohni doing her first LA performance for Hopelessness, Blood Orange, Vince Staples, Young Thug, Charles Bradley, Grimes, Rae Sremmurd, Beach House, Kelela, Julia Holter and many more.
General Admission weekend passes will be available for $199 with single day tickets available for $125 and weekend VIP passes available for $339. Tickets go on-sale April 1st.
A two-day GA ticket is a single wristband granting access to the festival each day. You can wander between all four stages, hit the various food and drink vendors, and enjoy various shaded areas with places to sit down for a meal or rest from dancing around throughout the day.
A single day GA ticket is a single wristband granting access to the festival on either Saturday or Sunday.
A VIP ticket gets you access to the festival each day, all of the GA festival amenities, and access to the VIP area. The area is a beer and liquor garden, which acts as a great place to take a moment and chill, meet up with friends and to use as a convenient meeting spot at the fest. The VIP area will feature sight lines to the main stage, private toilets, exclusive food trucks, comfortable couches, and more! VIP’s also have a separate entrance lane into FYF Fest. There will be no single day VIP tickets, only weekend passes available online.
FYF Fest 2016 Lineup (Alphabetical):
Air
Alex G
Andy Stott
ANOHNI
Beach House
Bicep
The Black Lips
The Black Madonna
Blood Orange
Boogie
Charles Bradley
Chelsea Wolfe
Corbin
Denzel Curry
DIIV
Explosions in the Sky
Father John Misty
Floating Points
Gerd Janson
Gold Panda
Grace Jones
Grimes
Head Wound City
Honey Soundsystem
Hop Along
Hot Chip
Jagwar Ma
Julia Holter
Julien Baker
Junior Boys
Kamaiyah
Kelela
Kendrick Lamar
LCD Soundsystem
Moby (DJ set)
Museum of Love
Oneohtrix Point Never
Peter Bjorn and John
Rae Sremmurd
Saves The Day (performing ‘Stay What You Are’)
Sheer Mag
Shellac
Tame Impala
Todd Terje & The Olsens
Ty Segall & The Muggers
Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats
Viet Cong
Vince Staples
Wild Nothing
Wolf Parade
Young Thug
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