Phoenix’s first ever music festival, the Lost Lake Festival, will arrive this fall with a diverse group of headlining acts.  

From October 20-22, festival goers can experience over 40 different performing artists across multiple stages. Main headliners include Chance the Rapper, The Killers, Major Lazer and Odesza. The variety of genres is meant to be a starting place to determine what direction this festival will take in the future, according to the festival’s co-founder Rick Farman. Farman is one of the faces behind other popular festivals like Bonnaroo and Outside Lands.

Details that you need to know:

Location:

The festival is taking place at the Steele Indian School Park, which is located at 300 E. Indian School Rd., Phoenix, AZ, 85012.

Price:

Tickets for the festival include a one-time fee for the entire three day weekend. One day tickets are custom for festivals like these, but none will be sold for the Lost Lake Festival.  For general admission, ticket prices start at $164.50. For VIP admission, ticket prices start at $499.50.

Performers:

Aside from the main headliners, other popular artists that will be performing include The Roots, Hiram, The Pixies, Ludacris and Run the Jewels.  Local artists Playboy Manbaby and Bogan Via will grace one of the stages, as well. There will be 40+ performers in total.

Food:

Festival-goers will be able to dine on food from several local restaurants.  Beers and cocktails from local breweries and bars will be on site, too. Unique BBQ and craft beer experiences are coined “The Pits” and “Brewpark,” respectively.  Award-winning chef Chris Bianco, of Pizzeria Bianco, will be heading up the Lost Lake Festival culinary experience.

Activities:

In addition to food and music, the festival will also host a Marketplace featuring local crafters, displays by local artists, and sports and games for the young at heart at “The Lost Playground.”

Tickets are on sale now. Learn more at lostlakefestival.com