Boston Calling Music Festival will return in 2022 with a lineup headed by Foo Fighters, The Strokes, and Metallica. The festival will take place at Boston, MA’s Harvard Atheltic Complex May 27th–29th.

The festival’s Friday opening day will see Foo Fighters headline alongside RÜFÜS DU SOL, HAIM, Avril Lavigne, Cheap Trick, Oliver Tree, The Struts, Paris Jackson, Grandson, The Backseat Lovers, Paris Texas, Mob Rich, Pom Pom Squad, Born Without Bones, Avenue, Miranda Rae, and The Chelsea Curve.

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Boston Calling returns on Saturday with headliners The Strokes in addition to Run The Jewels, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Black Pumas, EARTHGANG, Orville Peck, KennyHoopla, Sudan Archives, Celisse, Hinds, Frances Forever, Charlotte Sands, Julie Rhodes, Van Buren Records, Ali McGuirk, Coral Moons, and Dutch Tulips.

Finally, Boston Calling closes out on Sunday with headliners Metallica and Weezer, Glass Animals, Modest Mouse, Goose, Ripe, Japanese Breakfast, Cults, Peach Tree Rascals, Horsegirl, Djo, Cam Meekins, Oompa, Cliff Notez, Crooked Coast, Aaron and the Lord, and Paper Tigers.

“We are so thrilled to bring Boston Calling back, and we cannot thank our loyal fans enough for supporting us as we navigated the pandemic,” said Boston Calling Events, LLC Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Brian Appel. “This year’s lineup is particularly special for us. It not only signifies a return to the things we love, but it also celebrates some of the world’s most renowned acts, exciting up-and-comers, and Boston’s talented music scene. Knowing how much Boston musicians endured during the pandemic, it was very important to us that Boston Calling 2022 shine a spotlight on local and regional artists more than ever before. We are really looking forward to seeing everyone come together on Memorial Day Weekend.”

Tickets for Boston Calling 2022 are on sale now. The festival announced a lineup adjustment on Thursday, noting that Rage Against The Machine would not appear as headliners. The band has since postponed the first leg of its Public Service Announcement Tour with Run The Jewels, now set to begin on July 9th in East Troy, WI.