Bumbershoot 2024 drops full music lineup

Bumbershoot announces 2024 lineup

The full lineup for Bumbershoot 2024 is here, featuring a weekend of music, local eats and visual arts spectacle from Aug. 31 to Sept. 1.

SEATTLE - The full lineup for Bumbershoot 2024 is here, featuring a weekend of music, local eats and visual arts Aug. 31 to Sept. 1.

For more than 50 years, the festival has brought the best musical talent, creators, artists and festivalgoers to the Pacific Northwest. Last year the festival celebrated its 50th anniversary, while also marking a triumphant return after being shut down due to the pandemic.

Tickets went on sale in March, with single-day passes at $70 and and two-day passes at $125.

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Bumbershoot 2024: What to know

The iconic festival has been part of the Pacific Northwest for over 50 years, and this year's event is happening Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 during Labor Day Weekend.

Keep reading to learn more about the festival and see the full lineup.

What is the music lineup for Bumbershoot 2024?

Headliner music acts include indie rock legends Pavement, songwriter James Blake, Kurt Vile, Courtney Barnett, Freddie Gibbs, Aly & AJ and Kim Gordon.

Other acts include BADBADNOTGOOD, Lauren Mayberry of CHVRCHES fame, Cypress Hill, Cal Cox, Lee Fields, Mercury Rev, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, internet meme sensation and loop pedal aficionado Marc Rebillet, and more.

The full two-day festival lineup:

Acid Tongue
All Them Witches
Aly & AJ
Angélica Garcia
Automatic
BADBADNOTGOOD
Balthvs
Black Belt Eagle Scout
Carl Cox
Corridor
Courtney Barnett
Cunningham / Bird
Cypress Hill
Dean Johnson
Disq
Emi Pop
Flesh Produce
Freddie Gibbs
George Clanton
Gold Chisme
Grynch
Helado Negro
Hurray for the Riff Raff
I Dont Know How But They Found Me
James Blake
k.flay
Kassa Overall
Kim Gordon
King Buffalo
Kultur Shock
Kurt Vile & The Violators
Ladytron
Lauren Mayberry
Lee Fields
Lemon Boy
Linda from Work
Lol Tolhurst x Budgie
Marc Rebillet
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes
Mercury Rev
Moor Mother
NAVVI
Neal Francis
Oh, Rose
Parisalexa
Pavement
Pink Siifu
Pom Pom Squad
Psymon Spine
Pure Bathing Culture
R E P O S A D O
Rocket
Spoon Benders
Squirrel Flower
St Paul and the Broken Bones
Stephanie Anne Johnson
Sux
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists
TEKE::TEKE
The Divorce
The Groovy Nobody
The Polyphonic Spree
Thee Sacred Souls
TK & The Holy Know-Nothings
Tres Leches
Warren Dunes

What visual artists will be at Bumbershoot 2024?

"Fueled by fresh ambition, optimism, and a mission to uplift and honor the diverse community of artists, creators, and performers who proudly call the Pacific Northwest home, Bumbershoot’s 2024 Visual Arts will showcase some of the region’s most talented artists," organizers say.

Chief among them is the newly-launched Animation District, which will feature visual effects presentations from the VFX directors for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Ultraman: Rising, Nimona, and more. It will also feature a "Bigfoot Deepfake Competition," experimental animation, augmented reality, gaming, and contemporary art. All of it is a preview to a yet-unannounced 2025 Animation Festival.

Other artist lineups include the Century 21 District, Recess District, Fashion District, Out of Sight, Geodesic Domes, If You Know You Know, Exceptionally Underrated, and Free-Ranged Artists roaming the festival grounds.

What food is coming to Bumbershoot 2024?

Music and visual arts are great, but where can a fella grab a bite to eat? Bumbershoot will feature a host of Pacific Northwest-based restaurants, eateries, breweries and wineries.

"Seattle’s esteemed restaurants will line the festival grounds to celebrate the abundance of the Pacific Northwest. The Culinary Arts Program keeps to Bumbershoot’s community-driven mission, with a regionally focused food offering aiming to celebrate, challenge, comfort, have fun, uplift, and indulge," organizers say. "Come to the festival hungry and leave with a belly full of delectables from your new favorite restaurant."

Standouts include Local Tide's seafood dishes, Musang's authentic Filipino food—both of which were featured in the New York Times' list of Seattle's Best Restaurants. Other featured eats include Eva's Wild, Mamnoon Street Eats, Gold Coast Ghal, MariPili Tapas Bar, Ballard Pizza Co., Big Max Burger, Indigo Cow, and more.