The sand is still warm when the sun drops behind the pier and the stage lights start catching the salt in the air. A first chord hits differently when you are barefoot and the Pacific is fifty feet behind you.
This is Goldenvoice's first run at a beachside festival here — two stages built directly on the sand with the pier deck working as a third — and the debut lineup reads like a playlist somebody assembled to impress a person they like. The Killers and Jack White anchor one day alongside Sublime and Alvvays; Olivia Dean, Khruangbin, Durand Jones & the Indications, and Hiatus Kaiyote pull the other one somewhere softer. SG Lewis, Hot Chip DJs, BLOND:ISH, and Poolside fill the golden-hour gaps.
The footprint runs from the pier down toward Bay Street: walkable between stages without missing a transition, wide enough that the crowd can breathe. All ages.
Go with whoever you would want standing beside you when the sun goes down.
The sand is still warm when the sun drops behind the pier and the stage lights start catching the salt in the air. A first chord hits differently when you are barefoot and the Pacific is fifty feet behind you.
This is Goldenvoice's first run at a beachside festival here — two stages built directly on the sand with the pier deck working as a third — and the debut lineup reads like a playlist somebody assembled to impress a person they like. The Killers and Jack White anchor one day alongside Sublime and Alvvays; Olivia Dean, Khruangbin, Durand Jones & the Indications, and Hiatus Kaiyote pull the other one somewhere softer. SG Lewis, Hot Chip DJs, BLOND:ISH, and Poolside fill the golden-hour gaps.
The footprint runs from the pier down toward Bay Street: walkable between stages without missing a transition, wide enough that the crowd can breathe. All ages.
Go with whoever you would want standing beside you when the sun goes down.
The sand is still warm when the sun drops behind the pier and the stage lights start catching the salt in the air. A first chord hits differently when you are barefoot and the Pacific is fifty feet behind you.
This is Goldenvoice's first run at a beachside festival here — two stages built directly on the sand with the pier deck working as a third — and the debut lineup reads like a playlist somebody assembled to impress a person they like. The Killers and Jack White anchor one day alongside Sublime and Alvvays; Olivia Dean, Khruangbin, Durand Jones & the Indications, and Hiatus Kaiyote pull the other one somewhere softer. SG Lewis, Hot Chip DJs, BLOND:ISH, and Poolside fill the golden-hour gaps.
The footprint runs from the pier down toward Bay Street: walkable between stages without missing a transition, wide enough that the crowd can breathe. All ages.
Go with whoever you would want standing beside you when the sun goes down.