Sweetlife Fest Adds Girl Talk, Lupe Fiasco, Cold War Kids

By Team JamBase Mar 15, 2011 9:00 am PDT

SINGLE DAY FEST IN MAY IN MARYLAND

Lupe Fiasco
Sweetgreen, known for its network of sustainable eateries throughout the northeast, today announced the lineup for its annual Sweetlife Festival. Joining headliners The Strokes are:

Girl Talk
Lupe Fiasco
Crystal Castles
Cold War Kids
Ra Ra Riot
Theophilus London
Walk the Moon
US Royalty
Modern Man

The festival is scheduled for Sunday, May 1st at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, MD from 1pm to 11pm. Visit www.Sweetlifefestival.com to sign up for the presale scheduled for Wednesday, March 16th. Tickets for the all-ages festival go on sale to the general public for $55 on Friday, March 18th.

Sweetlife Festival is an annual celebration of music, wholesome food, and thoughtful living, hosted by sweetgreen and located directly between Washington DC and Baltimore where fans of music and sustainability can experience the forefront of both cultural movements in one interactive environment. As an extension of the brand’s commitment to sourcing seasonal, local food for each of its locations in Washington and Philadelphia and promoting healthy, sustainable living, sweetgreen is partnering with the Jamie Oliver Food Foundation, which was established to fight obesity and promote better dietary health through food education and cooking skills. A portion of the festival’s proceeds will be donated to the celebrity chef?s foundation.

“This festival is bringing us one step closer to realizing our vision for the ‘sweetlife’,” said Jonathan Neman, co-founder of sweetgreen with Nathaniel Ru and Nicolas Jammet. “We’re excited to bring an event like this to Washington DC, and to bring together two of the most important aspects of the sweetlife: sustainable food and live music. This year’s Sweetlife Festival is a huge leap from last year–from the days DJing block parties in the parking lot of our Dupont Circle sweetgreen location to now being at one of the most legendary venues in the country, not to mention with one of our favorite bands of all time.”

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