Pavement, James Blake, Kurt Vile Lead 2024 Bumbershoot Festival

Pavement, James Blake, Kurt Vile Lead 2024 Bumbershoot Festival Lineup - Credit: Mauricio Santana/Getty Images; Jack Hall/Getty Images; Robin Little/Redferns
Pavement, James Blake, Kurt Vile Lead 2024 Bumbershoot Festival Lineup - Credit: Mauricio Santana/Getty Images; Jack Hall/Getty Images; Robin Little/Redferns

The annual Seattle music and arts festival Bumbershoot has locked in its 2024 performance lineup. Returning during Labor Day weekend on Aug. 31 and Sept. 1, the event will feature headlining appearances from Pavement, James Blake, and Kurt Vile. Courtney Barnett, Kim Gordon, Freddie Gibbs, and Aly & AJ will also perform at the event, hosted at Seattle Center.

The lineup also includes BADBADNOTGOOD, Lauren Mayberry of CHVRCHES, Cypress Hill, Carl Cox, Lee Fields, Mercury Rev, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, and the Polyphonic Spree. Madison Cunningham and Andrew Bird will perform together at Bumbershoot 2024, with Lol Tolhurst of the Cure and Budgie of Siouxsie & the Banshees and the Creatures also scheduled to appear.

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Other performers include Pom Pom Squad, Acid Tongue, I Don’t Know How But They Found Me, the Violators, Lemon Boy, George Clanton, Black Belt Eagle Scout, Automatic, Dean Johnson, Neal Francis, Pure Bathing Culture, the Divorce, Kassa Overall, All Them Witches, and more.

Tickets to Bumbershoot 2024 are available for purchase now. The festival offers both single day and two-day passes.

Last year, the festival returned for the first time since 2019 to celebrate its 50th anniversary. “We are thrilled to be back and leading with an arts program that reflects the founding principles of Bumbershoot,” Steven Severin, co-president & director of music programming, shared in a statement at the time. “We heard from our community and took action — fulfilling our promise of affordability and inclusivity. When re-imagining our festival for this return, we examined everything through an arts lens and expanded upon what art is and can be.”

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