Tyler, The Creator, Hozier, Doja Cat, and John Summit top the lineup for the 2025 edition of San Francisco’s Outside Lands Music Festival. The 17th installment of Outside Lands is set for August 8th, 9th, and 10th at Golden Gate Park [ticket information].
The wide-ranging lineup will also bring in hip-hop multi-hyphantes Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals, indie-rock vets Vampire Weekend and Glass Animals, skyrocketing songstress Gracie Abrams, the xx’s Jamie xx, 2025 Grammys breakout star Doechii, and French DJ Gesaffelstein. Other highlights from the 2025 Outside Lands lineup include Bleachers, Ludacris, Thundercat, Black Coffee, FINNEAS, Claude VonStroke, Floating Points, Julien Baker & Torres, BLOND:ISH, Flipturn, BigXthaPlug, Mannequin Pussy, Destroy Boys, Anderson .Paak alter ego DJ Pee.Wee, and many more.
“We are beyond excited to return to Golden Gate Park, where we’ll be celebrating everything that makes San Francisco truly world-class—its vibrant culture, its incredible community, and of course, our one-of-a-kind Outside Lands festival,” Outside Lands co-founder Allen Scott said. “This year’s lineup captures the dynamic, ever-evolving tastes of the Bay Area. We’re proud to curate a festival that spans generations, bringing something unique and unforgettable for everyone.”
Tickets for Outside Lands will go on sale to the general public tomorrow, March 26th at 10 a.m. PT here, with three-day GA tickets starting at $499, including all fees. The festival will offer pay plans for GA, GA+, and VIP tickets starting at $99 down. Head here for more information and below for the full lineup.
Outside Lands will bring back fan-favorite stages SOMA and Dolores’ in 2025. SOMA will return to Marx Meadow in an open-air format, giving attendees a dance-centric festival space to take in house and techno sets from Black Coffee, Claude VonStroke, Floating Points, Walker & Royce, BLOND:ISH, Dombresky, and more. Dolores’ stage will also return for its third year, providing an inclusive dance space celebrating San Francisco’s queer and trans communities, with an artist lineup to be announced in the coming months.
Find full festival details on the website and revisit Live For Live Music‘s 2024 Outside Lands coverage here.
