Remlinger Farms 2025 summer concerts lineup taking shape

The first few performances for Remlinger Farms' 2025 "Concerts at the Farm" lineup have been announced.

The summer concert series, held in partnership with the Seattle Theatre Group, brought some big names to Carnation last year, with more legends set to take the stage in 2025. The schedule is still taking shape though, so stay tuned.

Keep reading for details on the Remlinger Farms 2025 summer concerts schedule so far:

What's next:

Leon Bridges: The Leon Tour - May 30-31

Grammy-winning soul artist Leon Bridges is set to bring audiences two unforgettable nights of soul, rhythm, and electrifying music. 

Bridges, who's produced hits like "Coming Home," "Beyond," and "River," will deliver his signature retro-modern R&B style, following opener and special guest LA LOM.

Lyle Lovett and His Large Band - June 28

Recently announced, the legendary Lyle Lovett and His Large Band will take over Remlinger Farms to perform his masterful music, a unique fusion of country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel, and blues.

Lovett's career spans 14 albums and four Grammy Awards, giving him a reputation for extraordinary musicianship, masterful storytelling, and genre-defying sound.

Masego - July 19

Sax-wielding sensation Masego is hitting western Washington this summer bringing with him a masterclass in rhythm, vibe, and showmanship.

Jacob Collier - July 30

The innovative Jacob Collier will take the stage at the Great Big Outdoor Amphitheater for one night, putting on an "experience" with his blend of jazz, soul, funk, pop, and choral brilliance.

THING Festival - August 2, 9, 16, 23

The THING Festival is returning to Remlinger Farms this year with a slew of big-name artists, such as Father John Misty, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Mon Laferte, The Roots and The Japanese House.

The event will be spread out over four Saturdays in August, and also features a fun park, petting zoos, breweries and more to go along with the live music.

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LCD Soundsystem - August 7-8

Iconic electronic rock band LCD Soundsystem is bringing their Kinda Tour to the field of Carnation for two wild nights.

Very special guests TV on the Radio will be opening, making for what is set to be the "party of the summer."

Lucy Dacus - August 10

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Lucy Dacus, one of indie rock’s most powerful storytellers, will perform at the farm for a Saturday night full of intimate, soul-stirring sounds.

Gregory Alan Isakov - Sept. 6

Gregory Alan Isakov is taking the stage under the open skies for a night of breathtaking folk melodies, poetic storytelling, and an intimate, immersive experience.

The alternative-indie artist will be joined by special guest Dean Johnson, and $1 from each ticket sale will be donated to Nashville-based nonprofit Corner to Corner, which helps underestimated entrepreneurs start and grow their own businesses.

Psychic Salamander Festival - Sept. 13-14

Featuring Modest Mouse, The Flaming Lips and many more great acts, the two-day Psychic Salamander Festival will have some rockin' tunes as Remlinger Farms wraps up its summer concert series.

Other performers include Courtney Barnett, Sleater-Kinney, Yo La Tengo, Built To Spill, The Vaudevillian, Mattress, Friko, and Sun Atoms.

The Teskey Brothers - Sept. 27

Australian blues rock band The Teskey Brothers will bring their timeless melodies to the Remlinger Farms Outdoor Amphitheater on Saturday, September 27.

Sam and Josh Teskey have captured the hearts of many over the past 10 years, delivering soul-drenched and raw sounds, set to captivate the crowd for one amazing evening.

For tickets and more information on the summer concerts, visit the Remlinger Farms website.

The Source: Information in this story is from the Remlinger Farms website and social media pages for Concerts at the Farm.

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