The Boston Calling Music Festival returned to Allston’s Harvard Athletic Complex this Memorial Day weekend to announce its 2023 lineup and headliner acts.
The 2023 lineup, announced Tuesday morning, will span three days from Friday 26th May to Sunday 28th May.
According to Boston Calling, Foo Fighters and Yeah Yeah Yeahs on May 26th, The Lumineers and Alanis Morissette on May 27th, and Paramore and Queens of the May on May 28th. The headliner will be Stone Age.
The Foo Fighters were due to perform at the Boston Calling Music Festival in 2022, but pulled out of the show after drummer Taylor Hawkins passed away at the age of 50 in March.
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Ticket presales will begin at 10am on Thursday, January 12, with individual tickets starting at $140 plus one-day General Admission, with higher tiers such as General Admission Plus, VIP, and Platinum. I have.
Here’s a complete breakdown of the acts Boston Calling Festival attendees can expect in the days leading up to the show.
Friday, May 26th
- Foo Fighters
- yeah yeah yeah
- The National
- Niall Horan
- chelsea cutler
- teddy swim
- Leon
- Talk
- Celise
- beach
- GA-20
- Alisa Amador
- little fuss
- blue light bandit
- summer cult
- Brandy Blaze
Saturday, May 27th
- Luminaries
- Alanis Morissette
- Noah Kahan
- flame lips
- Mount Joy
- fletcher
- Joy Oradkun
- Declan McKenna
- Ace
- loveless
- Nimes
- cutip bandit
- Nagy Jenny
- actor observer
- coral moons
- pupa
Sunday, May 28th
- Paramore
- stone age queen
- bleachers
- King Gizard and the Lizard Wizard
- Maren Morris
- 070 Shake
- Walkmen
- Linda Lindus
- Wonder Horse
- Genesis Owusu
- juice
- Mint green
- sofa
- Ali McGurk
- sorry mom
- craftsman song
The Musical Festival said on its website that there will be more than 50 performances on the outdoor stage over the weekend, along with 100 plus some of the “Best Food in Boston” from “All-Star” eateries. I was. – A 100m high Ferris wheel, art installations, life-size games and much more at the festival grounds.
