After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, Forecastle will return this May, with Tyler, the Creator, Tame Impala and Jack Harlow headlining.
The lineup announcement, which dropped today, also features notable acts such as Phoebe Bridgers, Earl Sweatshirt, Porter Robinson, 6lack, Rüfüs Du Sol and Black Pumas.
Differing from past years, the festivals lineup is lighter on rock and folk bands, and heavier on hip-hop and electronic acts.
Forecastle 2022 will take place over Memorial Day weekend May 27-29 at Waterfront Park. Pre-sale tickets are currently available, and buying options open up to the general public on Thursday, Jan. 6. Three-day general admission tickets to the festival will start at $185 but will gradually move up in price as tickets sell. One-day general admission tickets will start at $100.
Forecastle also announced today that the Ocean Stage which has traditionally been located underneath the highway overpass at the park will be moved to the wharf, and will also be fully tented.
Forecastle 2020 was canceled due to the COVID pandemic. Before it was called off, Jack Johnson, Cage The Elephant and The 1975 were scheduled as headliners. Festival operators decided not to book the festival in 2021.
Here the complete 2022 Forecastle lineup by day:
Friday
Jack Harlow
Porter Robinson
Clairo
Still Woozy
Earl Sweatshirt
Coin
Wale
San Holo
Maxo Kream
Noizu b2b Dombresky
Duckwrth
Dr. Fresch
Indigo De Souza
Maddy O’Neal
Charlotte Sands
The Homies
Saturday
Tame Impala
Phoebe Bridgers
6lack
Quinn XCII
Lane 8
Chelsea Cutler
100 Gecs
Troyboi
Princess Nokia
Tai Verdes
Wax Motif
Paris Texas
Evan GIIA
Leon
Flamingosis
DJ Mel
Sunday
Tyler, the Creator
Rüfüs Du Sol
Black Pumas
Alison Wonderland
Oliver Tree
Jai Wolf
Fletcher
JPEGMAFIA
Glaive
Kennyhoopla
Joel Corry
Kirby
TSHA
Blossom
Mob Rich
Lucille Croft
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This article appears in January 5, 2022.
