Outside Lands: Artist AdditionsDaily Sched, Single Day Tix

OUTSIDE LANDS ANNOUNCE DAILY LINEUPS, FIRST ARTIST ADDITIONS, & SINGLE DAY TICKETS

Black Keys
The daily lineups and first artist additions are officially out of the bag for the Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival taking place in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park on August 22, 23 & 24, 2008.

The plot thickens with the following artists: The Black Keys, Lupe Fiasco, Stars, Jackie Greene, Kaki King, Liars, Nicole Atkins & The Sea, and Culver City Dub Collective.

Single day tickets will sell for $85 and go on sale this Thursday, May 1S at 10 a.m.

CLICK HERE FOR SINGLE DAY TICKETS / CLICK HERE FOR SINGLE DAY VIP TICKETS

DAILY LINEUPS

FRIDAY, AUGUST 22 AT 5 P.M.
RADIOHEAD
BECK
MANU CHAO
THE BLACK KEYS
COLD WAR KIDS
STEEL PULSE
LYRICS BORN
BLACK MOUNTAIN
THE FELICE BROTHERS
No artist has ever played in Golden Gate Park at night, Radiohead will be the first.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 23 AT 1 P.M.
TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS
BEN HARPER & THE INNOCENT CRIMINALS
PRIMUS
STEVE WINWOOD
CAFÉ TACVBA
LUPE FIASCO
REGINA SPEKTOR
GALACTIC'S CRESCENT CITY SOUL KREWE
M. WARD
DEVENDRA BANHART
MATT NATHANSON
TWO GALLANTS
DREDG
SIDESTEPPER
KAKI KING
THE COUP
LIARS
DONAVON FRANKENREITER
NELLIE MCKAY
GOAPELE
SEAN HAYES
RUPA & THE APRIL FISHES

SUNDAY, AUGUST 24 AT 1 P.M.
JACK JOHNSON
WILCO
WIDESPREAD PANIC
RODRIGO Y GABRIELA
BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE
ANDREW BIRD
SHARON JONES & THE DAP-KINGS
DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS
STARS
ALO
JACKIE GREENE
THE COOL KIDS
GRACE POTTER & THE NOCTURNALS
LITTLE BROTHER
BON IVER
IVAN NEVILLE'S DUMPSTAPHUNK
THE MOTHER HIPS
NICOLE ATKINS & THE SEA
K’NAAN
BACK DOOR SLAM
CULVER CITY DUB COLLECTIVE

Many more artists still to be announced...


OUTSIDE LANDS ANNOUNCES ARTIST LINEUP FOR INAUGURAL EVENT
BECK, WILCO, MANU CHAO, BEN HARPER, WIDESPREAD PANIC, PRIMUS, RODRIGO Y GABRIELA, STEVE WINWOOD, DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS, GALACTIC AND BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE AND MANY OTHER ARTISTS JOIN PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED HEADLINERS RADIOHEAD, TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS AND JACK JOHNSON


Wilco
Another Planet Entertainment, Superfly Productions and Starr Hill Presents, in a partnership with the San Francisco Recreation & Park Department, are proud to announce the lineup to the Outside Lands Festival. The inaugural multi-faceted, three-day festival will take place in San Francisco's historic Golden Gate Park August 22 - 24, 2008. Radiohead, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers and Jack Johnson will headline the event. Tickets will go on sale Sunday, March 30, 2008, at 10 a.m. PST through www.SFOutsidelands.com.

Focusing on diversity of programming and the highest live performance standards, the festival will feature sets from established artists, newcomers, and the icons who inspired them. From the likes of Beck, Wilco, Widespread Panic, Rodrigo y Gabriela and Cold War Kids to Manu Chao, Café Tacvba, Sharon Jones and The Dap-Kings, Steel Pulse, Nellie McKay and more, the strongly eclectic lineup guarantees the inaugural Outside Lands will be amongst the most historic events in the San Francisco's park's famed history. Local acts such as Primus, Two Gallants, The Coup, The Mother Hips, Goapele, ALO, Matt Nathanson and Sean Hayes will also be featured prominently as the festival aims to represent San Francisco's vibrant cultural community. The complete announced lineup is listed below. More acts will be announced soon.

With the incomparable pedigree of its producers, Outside Lands is set to be the dynamic event with the broad range of entertainment and amusement options you'd expect from the partnering of the co-founders of the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival with one of the most successful promoters in Northern California. The unique strengths of these two companies using the backdrop of one of the most famous parks in one of the most famous musical cities in the world is certain to make for an unforgettable weekend. Outside Lands, perhaps the most ambitious event in the park's history, will be the first annual ticketed large-scale multi-stage event in this historic location. A portion of every ticket sold will directly benefit Golden Gate Park.

The 2008 Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival lineup is below:
Radiohead
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Jack Johnson
Beck
Wilco
Manu Chao
Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals
Widespread Panic
Primus
Rodrigo y Gabriela
Steve Winwood
Café Tacvba
Broken Social Scene
Regina Spektor
Devendra Banhart
Cold War Kids
Galactic's Crescent City Soul Krewe
Lyrics Born
Andrew Bird
Steel Pulse
Sharon Jones and The Dap-Kings
M. Ward
Drive-By Truckers
ALO
Matt Nathanson
The Cool Kids
Two Gallants
Dredg
Little Brother
Grace Potter & the Nocturnals
Donavon Frankenreiter
The Mother Hips
Black Mountain
Sidestepper
Nellie McKay
The Coup
Goapele
Bon Iver
Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk
Sean Hayes
The Felice Brothers
Rupa & the April Fishes
Back Door Slam
K'NAAN


ANOTHER PLANET, SUPERFLY AND STARR HILL ANNOUNCE
THE INAUGURAL OUTSIDE LANDS MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL
MAJOR THREE-DAY EVENT TO TAKE PLACE AUGUST 22-24 IN SAN FRANCISCO'S GOLDEN GATE PARK
RADIOHEAD, TOM PETTY AND JACK JOHNSON TO HEADLINE


Thom Yorke
Another Planet Entertainment, Superfly Productions and Starr Hill Presents, in a partnership with the San Francisco Recreation & Park Department, are proud to introduce the Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival. The inaugural multi-faceted, three-day festival will take place in San Francisco's historic Golden Gate Park August 22 - 24, 2008. Radiohead, Tom Petty and Jack Johnson will headline the event. Full lineup, ticketing, on-sale and other information will be announced throughout the coming weeks.

With the incomparable pedigree of its producers, Outside Lands is set to be the dynamic event with the broad range of entertainment and amusement options you'd expect from the partnering of the co-founders of the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival with one of the most successful promoters in Northern California. The unique strengths of these two companies using the backdrop of one of the most famous parks in one of the most famous musical cities in the world is certain to make for an unforgettable weekend. Golden Gate Park has been the site of such events as Peter Gabriel's WOMAD Festival, the Tibetan Freedom Concert, the Guinness Fleadh Festival, Love, Laughter & Music celebrating the lives of Bill Graham, as well as single mega-concerts by the likes of Pearl Jam, Neil Young, and most recently the Dave Matthews Band. Outside Lands, perhaps the most ambitious event in the park's history, will be the first annual ticketed large-scale multi-stage event in this historic location. A portion of every ticket sold will directly benefit Golden Gate Park.

With five main performance stages, the music programming will represent a wide range of genres, including rock, blues, reggae, jazz, hip-hop, world, soul, Latin and electronic music. From singer-songwriters to roots acts, rock bands and DJs, major national headliners will perform alongside exceptional emerging talent, making the event a substantial celebration of the established and the cutting edge. Local acts will also be featured prominently as the festival will represent San Francisco's vibrant cultural community. The local flavor will also be seen in the festival¹s concessions, featuring foods from local eateries, as well as in the world of the visual arts, with work from artists in both traditional and new media being featured throughout the event. More information about all the festival attributes and activities will be announced over the coming weeks and months.

Since both Superfly and Another Planet have a strong history of being environmentally conscious organizations, the festival will be a particularly green undertaking, utilizing carbon offsetting, recycling programs, and other greening efforts. Furthermore, the event will directly benefit the San Francisco Recreation & Park Department with a special annual donation.

With a seemingly endless selection of music and activities, the Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival is certain to be one of the ultimate summer destinations for live music fans. The fact that it will take place in the great city of San Francisco ensures an unparalleled entertainment experience.

http://www.sfoutsidelands.com

[Published on: 4/28/08]
 

Comments

hippyjessica Mon 3/3/2008 08:29AM
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Margaretannthompson Mon 3/3/2008 08:29AM
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Margaretannthompson

Wow! That could be great fun! Too bad San fran is not so close to southern Indiana!

UnbrokenChain7 starstarstarstar Mon 3/3/2008 08:31AM
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UnbrokenChain7

Radiohead is popping up everywhere. I like it.

stinkd starstarstarstarstar Mon 3/3/2008 08:32AM
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This looks awesome!! Radiohead on a San Francisco summer day is going to be awesome, and I fly back to California from China on august 19th! The OUTSIDE LANDS MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL is a great intermission between olympics and burning man. But Jack Johnson?? Who is he and why is he headlining every festival this summer

moemoe6434 Mon 3/3/2008 08:34AM
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ergasm Mon 3/3/2008 08:51AM
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Not a good closing band?!?! Right, and most of their dates that are on-sale did amazing numbers out of the gate. Charlotte sold 14,000 tickets in one day. I think alot of people like them, huh. Why aren't they a good closer?

Ted Theodore Logan Mon 3/3/2008 08:52AM
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Ted Theodore Logan

WTF, Jack Johnson is not headliner material, an I don't see why he is even cosidered to be a headliner. His shows have no life and lack every enthusiastic quality that a headliner posses. His shows lack momentum and energy, have fun at this one guys. Radiohead rules though.

ergasm Mon 3/3/2008 08:55AM
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Agreed on Jack Johnson. Can't belive they are doing a shed tour...we'll see how that tour sells. Radiohead rules!

Blazzzake Mon 3/3/2008 09:21AM
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Jack Johnson may not be the first person I think of a headliner either but don't rip on him like hes got no talent. His music has a good message and his vibe is super positive. The guy makes music from the heart and is one of the most original artists out. To each their own but appreciate the guy for his unique creative style.

deadpig79 Mon 3/3/2008 09:50AM
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deadpig79

jack johnson makes me want to kill myself.

briank67 starstarstarstarstar Mon 3/3/2008 09:55AM
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briank67

props to hippyjessica for starting out the thread with ignorance and intolerance! sarcasm aside, this has potential to be really cool, we'll just have to wait and see what the rest of the lineup looks like. i for one would much rather be in san francisco than michigan for, i think, obvious reasons. i've never seen any of those three headliners (would love to see radiohead though) and i've never been to san fran but i bet the vibe will be amazing, and i bet some of the guys from the dead will be added to the lineup. i just hope the park doesn't get torn apart by rowdy festy-goers. i think jack johnson is popping up everywhere because his new album is selling very well (there's a jambase article on it: almost 400,000 albums sold in the first week), so apparently there ARE people who like his music.

now the question is how much will tickets cost? about radiohead: if they're in san fran august 22-24, and new jersey august 8-9, i bet they finish up their U.S. tour between then. but lollapalooza is august 1-3...hmm. when and where will they play in chicago?

moephishH2O Mon 3/3/2008 10:14AM
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moephishH2O

Nice! Looking forward to the additions!

stk5406 Mon 3/3/2008 10:18AM
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Got a buddy who works for Another Planet. He told me Beck is gonna be added later. I don't really care about Jack Johnson or Tom Petty but Beck will be nice.

fischstix Mon 3/3/2008 10:34AM
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THANK GOD FOR LANGERADO THIS WEEKEND :)

Mountain_Icculus Mon 3/3/2008 10:34AM
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Mountain_Icculus

Yea I'm quite confused as well about Jack Johnson headlining a few festivals. Either way you can't go wrong with Radiohead or Tom Petty. I'd probably go if I lived closer to SF but since I'm from Buffalo Rothbury here I come! :D Rock On my jambase PPL!

jperkins9 Mon 3/3/2008 11:52AM
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It's not an 8 night stand at the Fillmore, but definitely much better than having to trek down to Shoreline. Can't wait to see the rest of the line-up.

stone Mon 3/3/2008 12:47PM
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stone

Hell yea, I can't wait for this. Has anyone heard who is playing besides Radiohead, Tom Petty, Jack Johnson and possibly Beck?

t2112 Mon 3/3/2008 12:50PM
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anyone else see a resemblance to this and bonnaroo 06?

deadheadjohnny Mon 3/3/2008 01:48PM
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hoarsemouth starstarstar Mon 3/3/2008 02:19PM
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Child molester Mike Gordon? come on... I was there back stage at Jones beach the night this garbage got started and am positive the acusations are false, You are a very ignorant person making referance to such a vial accusation in relation to Jack headlining shows, Mr Jhonson is an increadiably talented artist and increadiable performer but does not have the energy in his shows to "headline" any large festival, although I believe he is on the bill as a headline because he can pull people in to sell tickets?

pottad Mon 3/3/2008 02:32PM
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Its funny how everybody rips on bonnaroo when these are the same headliners that have been there in the past 3 years. And i agree that radiohead should not get a closing set. I want to leave a concert energized not like i just shot up a bunch of H.

sleewell Mon 3/3/2008 03:04PM
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sleewell

for the record deadheadjohnny is a moron. dont speak down on someone when you clearly are too ignorant to get the facts correct. no one is saying jack johnson isnt good, i actually like his one strumming pattern and similiar sounding songs a lot. its just that we, unlike you, have actually been to festivals and know that he cant carry a headlining show. why dont you quiet down and let the grown ups talk??

Bonnaroo to Rothbury to ACL star Mon 3/3/2008 03:40PM
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Trojan88 starstarstarstarstar Mon 3/3/2008 04:07PM
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this will be similar to bonnaroo 2006 which was unbelivable. they will prob get some phil lesh, mickey hart, or bob weir to play cas shit it its san fran, n lets get some sts9 or disco there also!!!!!!

Bundis-Dan Mon 3/3/2008 10:27PM
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Bundis-Dan

Tom Petty & Jack Johnson nice but I'll have to pass on this overpriced snoozefest unless they add some of the following bands ...ALO, MOE, Widespread Panic, Ratdog, Phil & Friends, Trey Anastasio Band, Umphrey's McGee, Gov't Mule, Derek Trucks Band, Steve Kimock Band, Allman Brothers, DMB, Tea Leaf Green, Hot Buttered Rum, Yonder Mountain String Band, Black Crowes, Pearl Jam, Neil Young, Dark Star, Brett Dennen, Galactic or Dumpstaphunk! Any please!

MKIVPhishHead Mon 3/3/2008 10:41PM
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Jack Johnson is the shit. How can anyone not understand why he would headline a festival. He has the number one album right now. Obviously there is appeal there. Pull your heads out of your asses because Jack Johnson is good.

Bundis-Dan Tue 3/4/2008 12:01AM
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Bundis-Dan

I mean how sweet would it be to see 7pm Allman Brothers, The Dead, Widespread Panic or Trey Anastasion Band show. Then goto a latenight set and see a Moe, ALO or Umphrey's McGee play until the wee hours. Head back to camp and sleep. Then chill out in a lawn chair in the afternoon listening to Jack Johnson, Jimmy Buffett or Brett Dennen play. That would be fun for me! If you disagree with this comment please feel free to let me know @ Icouldcareless.com!

Ted Theodore Logan Tue 3/4/2008 03:43AM
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Thats the thing Bundis-Dan, my point is, im not saying that jack johnson shouldn't play festies, but having him headline at night on a main stage is a huge mistake. He won't be playing in the afternoon, which he should be. I've seen him live, and playing 20 versions of what sounds like the same song over and over again is not going to capture peoples attention. When you headline a festie, your not playing to just your fans, so you really have to come out and capture peoples interest and I don't see JJ doing that at all. Good luck to him, but I see a disaster here.

jambandfan Tue 3/4/2008 07:02AM
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jambandfan

the lineup hasn't even been released and people are already complaining. hey, spring is right around the corner, should we curse it down too?

santacruzin Tue 3/4/2008 07:13AM
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Radiohead kills it live! Last time I saw them in B.C., in '01 i think, i left feeling really pumped. Even their slower songs are delivered with such intensity that it is far from a downer. Glad to see them doing extensive US shows. I don't think they played any US dates on that '01 tour.

Mountain_Icculus starstarstar Tue 3/4/2008 10:42AM
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Mountain_Icculus

Muffinman1 - I def agree I can't get into Jack Johnson that much especially for a headliner. And whens The Office returning with new episodes! I need my Dwight and Andy FIX!?!

Bundis Dan - I would love to see a format with those bands at a festival. Like you said...Jack Johnson in the afternoon...So then when night comes around Allman Umphrey's etc...can rock my face off.

kbyer27 starstarstarstar Tue 3/4/2008 03:06PM
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Here is my understanding of the headliners and maybe when:

http://blogs.sfweekly.com/shookdown/2008/02/radiohead_to_play_golden_gate.php

2) Timing. The first two dates of the proposed event, Friday Aug. 22 and Sat. Aug. 23 come just a day before Radiohead is rumored to be playing L.A. on 8.24 and 8.25.

and Tom Petty plays Saturday, Aug 23

http://www.highwaycompanions.com/index.php?module=tour

so Jack Johnson ends the festival on a Sunday afternoon. Or I could be completely off...

And if you are planning to visit, I wouldn't count on camping in GGP. I would call friends and reserve space on their floor or book a room just in case.

Wheee Wed 3/5/2008 12:05AM
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Are we to believe there only a handful of talented female musicians in the whole country? Could these festival organizers make a bit of an effort to FIND some talented female musicians and feature them? Given that females are 52% of the population, maybe 50% of the acts could be female.

Bundis-Dan starstarstarstar Fri 3/7/2008 09:49PM
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Bundis-Dan

Another Planet & Superfly are behind this and they been good to me at past festivals. They will bring in more good bands to fill this out nicely. Don't expect any late night sets as the richmond & sunset districts have flipped out over shows in the past. ALO & MOE please!

zumakiller Mon 3/24/2008 09:39AM
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zumakiller

this actually looks good! Panic, Dredg, Black Mountain, Radiohead, Tom Petty, and Primus! too bad i don't live on the west coast

Tan starstarstarstarstar Mon 3/24/2008 09:54AM
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Tan

Oh god yes.

joeyb4 star Mon 3/24/2008 10:03AM
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joeyb4

Widespread, primus, alo - the rest is junk.... agreed hippyjessica west coast ATTEMPT at Rothbury

marcsmall1 Mon 3/24/2008 10:08AM
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siren Mon 3/24/2008 10:08AM
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Too bad rothbury is an overpriced clusterfuck.

I'm stickin with my small festivals..

p.s. jack johnson does suck.

marcsmall1 Mon 3/24/2008 10:12AM
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