Discover why Boston truly is a music city at Boston Calling 2024!
This Memorial Day weekend, the annual three-day music festival showcases more than 50 performances across multiple stages, 30+ local food vendors, a 100-foot Ferris wheel, art
installations, life-size games, and other exciting activities.
The Boston Calling 2024 lineup features something no previous edition of the annual music festival has had before; A country music headliner.
Ed Sheeran, Tyler Childers, and The Killers will headline Boston Calling 2024, which returns to the Harvard Athletic Complex Memorial Day weekend from May 24-26, 2024.
Sheeran, who will headline Friday’s lineup, appeared at Gillette Stadium for a pair of shows last summer, during which the English singer-songwriter called the home of the Patriots his “favorite place to play” in the U.S.
Also part of the opening night lineup at Boston Calling 2024 are soul singer Leon Bridges, singer, Reneé Rapp, and indie rockers Young the Giant, who played the very first Boston Calling festival back in 2013.
Tyler Childers, billed as a blend of folk, bluegrass, and neotraditional country, leads the Saturday lineup, making him the first country star to headline Boston Calling. The fall 2015 Boston Calling, heavy on folk, bluegrass, and Americana thanks to headliners The Avett Brothers, Alt-J, and Alabama Shakes, was probably the closest the festival has gotten to the genre before.
Closing out Boston Calling 2024 on Sunday are The Killers, who previously headlined Boston Calling 2018 and made a local high schooler’s night by bringing him onstage to drum during “For Reasons Unknown.”
More than 50 artists are part of the Boston Calling 2024 lineup, including 20+ locals of New England. Among the local acts and artists who originated from the area are indie pop outfit Beach Weather, hip-hop artist Kei, singer-songwriter Kieran Rhodes, and R&B/soul band Bad Rabbits, who were the very first act to take the stage at the first Boston Calling back in
2013.
How much are Boston Calling tickets?
It’s been confirmed that 2024 Boston Calling weekend tickets will be priced at the following:
3-day general admission – from $360
3-day general admission+ – from $599
3-day VIP – from $1,099
3-day platinum – from $2,799
While day tickets will be priced at:
1-day general admission – from $175
1-day general admission+ – from $299
1-day VIP – from $449
1-day platinum – from $1,299
Along with the VIP, Platinum, and GA ticket tiers, Boston Calling 2024 is bringing back its GA+ ticket level for this year’s festival. GA+ ticketholders can access the festival’s VIP Reserve Lounge, an “oasis within the festival” featuring craft cocktails, an expanded beer and wine menu, upgraded restrooms, and complimentary water and soft drinks, according to a press release.
The VIP and Platinum ticket tiers will once again feature unique viewing areas for each stage, and Platinum ticketholders will have access to a panoramic viewing deck with award-winning local chefs serving food over the course of the weekend. New to the platinum tier for Boston Calling 2024 is a front-row viewing area within the VIP section at the Green Stage, which usually hosts the day’s biggest acts.
You can get tickets HERE.
2024 Boston Calling Lineup
The day-by-day lineup for Boston Calling 2024
FRIDAY, MAY 24
Ed Sheeran, Leon Bridges, Reneé Rapp, Young the Giant, Luke Hemmings, David Kushner, Cannons, Beach Weather, Ric Wilson, Madi Diaz, Maris, Divine Sweater, Kieran Rhodeskei, JVK, Justin Clancy, The Wolff Sisters
SATURDAY, MAY 25
Tyler Childers, Trey Anastasio and Classic TAB, Khruangbin, Frank Turner and The Sleeping Souls, Jessie Murph, d4vd, The Red Clay Strays, Tanner Usrey, Bad Rabbits, The Castellows, Motherfolk, Senseless Optimism, Tori Tori, Ward Hayden, Paper Lady, Cakeswagg, Highwater Haulers
SUNDAY, MAY 26
The Killers, Hozier, Megan Thee Stallion, The Revivalists, Lovejoy, Chappell Roan, Blondshell, Royel Otis, The Heavy Heavy, Christone Kingfish Ingram, Francis of Delirium, Stefan Thev, The Thing, Fleshwater, Zola Simone, Billy Dean Thomas, Tysk Tysk, Task
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