Chicago, IL - Riot Fest 2024 is set to deliver an explosive weekend of music, bringing together an eclectic mix of rock, punk, hip-hop, and alternative legends. Taking place from September 20-22 at a brand new location in Bridgeview, Illinois, SeatGeek Stadium will be transformed into a musical wonderland as this year's lineup promises to be one of the most diverse and exciting in the festival's history. Here's a breakdown of what to expect from each day's performances.
Friday: Rock and Punk Extravaganza
Fall Out Boy - Headlining the first night, these hometown heroes will bring their signature blend of pop-punk anthems and emotional ballads to the stage. Expect a high-energy performance filled with hits like "Sugar, We're Goin Down" and "Thnks fr th Mmrs."
The Offspring - With their infectious punk rock energy, The Offspring will have the crowd jumping and singing alone to classics like "Self Esteem" and "The Kids Aren't Alright."
The Marley Brothers - Bringing a touch of reggae to the festival, The Marley Brothers will deliver a soulful set that pays tribute to their legendary father, Bob Marley, while showcasing their own musical talents.
Sum 41 - Known for their explosive live shows, Sum 41 will deliver a mix of punk rock hits and newer material, promising a set that will keep the mosh pits active.
Cypress Hill - This iconic hip-hop group will bring their unique fusion of rap and rock, performing hits like "Insane in the Brain" and "Rock Superstar."
New Found Glory - Pop-punk veterans New Found Glory will deliver an energetic set filled with fan favorites and new tracks that showcase their enduring appeal.
NOFX - Celebrating their final tour, NOFX will perform across all three days of the festival, giving fans a last chance to experience their irreverent and high-energy punk rock performances.
Saturday: Indie and Alternative Bliss
Beck - The genre-blending maestro Beck will headline Saturday, bringing his eclectic mix of alt-rock, folk, and electronic music to the stage. Hits like "Loser" and "Where It's At" are sure to get the crowd moving.
Pavement - Indie rock pioneers Pavement will deliver a nostalgic set filled with their lo-fi, slacker anthems that haven influenced countless bands over the years.
St. Vincent - Known for her innovative sound and theatrical live performances, St. Vincent will captivate the audiences with her blend of art rock, pop, and electronic music.
Spoon - With their tight, catchy indie rock tunes, Spoon will offer a set that's both danceable and introspective, featuring hits like "The Underdog" and "Inside Out."
Bright Eyes - Led by the enigmatic Conor Oberst, Bright Eyes will bring their emotionally charged folk-rock to the festival, offering a set that's sure to be both poignant and powerful.
Manchester Orchestra - This Atlanta-based band will deliver a set filled with their intense introspective rock, showcasing tracks from their critically acclaimed albums.
Waxahatchee - Singer-songwriter Katie Crutchfield, aka Waxahatchee, will offer a heartfelt performance with her blend of indie folk and rock, delivering deeply personal lyrics with raw emotion.
NOFX - Continuing their final tour, NOFX will bring another day of punk rock antics and crowd-pleasing hits.
Sunday: Heavy Metal and Rock Showdown
Slayer - Metal legends Slayer will bring their ferocious thrash metal to the stage, delivering a set that's sure to be one of the heaviest of the weekend.
Rob Zombie - Known for his theatrical performances and horror-themed aesthetic, Rob Zombie will offer a visually stunning and hard-hitting set.
Sublime - Bringing a mix of ska, punk, and reggae, Sublime will offer a laid-back yet energetic performance filled with hits like "Santeria" and "What I Got."
Dr. Dog - Indie rockers Dr. Dog will deliver a set filled with their harmony-rich, eclectic tunes, offering a blend of classic rock and indie sensibilities.
Oliver Tree - With his eccentric style and genre-blending music, Oliver Tree will provide a unique and entertaining performance that defies categorization.
Something Corporate - Reunited for Riot Fest, Something Corporate will bring their piano-drive pop-punk t the stage, performing nostalgic hits that will delight longtime fans.
Lamb of God - This Virginia-based band will deliver a crush set of groove metal, showcasing their intense, riff-heavy sound.
Mastodon - Known for their complex compositions and heavy, sludgy sound, Mastodon will close out the festival with a set that's both powerful and musically intricate.
NOFX - Wrapping up their final tour, NOFX will deliver one last set of punk-rock chaos, making sure their Riot Fest appearances are unforgettable.
Tickets for Riot Fest 2024 have been available since May and are selling quickly, so make sure to grab yours now before it's too late! Visit the Riot Fest official website for more information and to secure your spot at this year's festival.
Don't miss out on one of the biggest and most diverse festivals of the year. Riot Fest 2024 promises to be an unforgettable weekend filled with incredible performances, amazing food, and a vibrant festival atmosphere. See you in September!
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