San Francisco’s beloved Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival is back for its 16th year, promising a weekend filled with the finest music, food, wine, beer, cocktails, and cannabis. Set against the lush backdrop of Golden Gate Park, the festival will take place from August 9 to 11. Single day lineups have just been announced, and fans can purchase tickets starting tomorrow, Thursday, May 30, at 10 AM PT exclusively at www.SFOutsideLands.com.

Just Like Heaven Festival, held in Pasadena, California, proved to be an unforgettable celebration of music and nostalgia. With a lineup that featured some of the best bands from the 2010s, including The Postal Service, Death Cab For Cutie, Passion Pit, Phoenix, The War on Drugs, Gossip, and many more, the festival offered a perfect blend of old favorites and exciting discoveries.

The Postal Service’s set at Just Like Heaven in Pasadena, California, was nothing short of a transcendent reunion, a vivid reminder of why their music remains iconic in the indie-pop landscape. Playing to a packed crowd at Brookside at the Rose Bowl, the band delivered an energetic and emotionally charged performance, proving that they have only gotten better with time.

As the sun set over Brookside at the Rose Bowl, the Philadelphia-based ensemble delivered a set that was both electrifying and deeply moving, captivating an enthusiastic and packed crowd with their expansive soundscapes and emotive performances.

The French indie pop band brought an electrifying energy to the stage, captivating a packed crowd with their dynamic presence and flawless execution of their greatest hits. Their set was a perfect blend of nostalgia and modern vitality, proving that Phoenix still reigns supreme in the indie music scene.

As the sun set and the festival grounds buzzed with anticipation, the opening chords of "The New Year" rang out, instantly electrifying the audience. Ben Gibbard's distinct vocals cut through the night air, resonating with fans who have cherished these songs for years. The energy was palpable, as the crowd sang along to every word, their voices merging with Gibbard’s in a powerful chorus of shared memories and emotions.

The Just Like Heaven festival in Pasadena, California, reached new heights of euphoria when Passion Pit took the stage. The synth-pop maestros, led by the ever-charismatic Michael Angelakos, delivered a performance that was a perfect blend of nostalgia and vibrant energy, leaving the crowd exhilarated and craving more.

The Just Like Heaven festival in Pasadena, California, reached an electrifying peak when Tegan and Sara took the stage. The twin sister duo, known for their infectious pop anthems and heartfelt lyrics, delivered a performance that was as dynamic as it was engaging. From the first note to the last, Tegan and Sara had the packed crowd in the palm of their hands, reaffirming their status as indie-pop royalty.