Want to go to Hilton Head’s newest music festival this summer? Tickets are on sale
Editor’s note: This story was updated on June 12 to reflect new ticket options.
Do you ever wish you could just jam out at an eco-friendly music festival without having to leave Hilton Head? Well, you’re in luck.
The first-ever Hilton Head Island Music Festival is scheduled for June 22 and 23. It’ll take place at the Coastal Discovery Museum at Honey Horn.
The music festival will include 15 live performances over two days, featuring local favorites as well as musicians from all over the state and region, a news release from the festival said.
Saturday will feature original music from “up-and-coming” singer/songwriters and bands.
Saturday’s line-up includes:
▪ LOZ
▪ Hannah Wicklund & The Steppin Stones
Sunday is Rock, Reggae, Blues & Funk Night.
Sunday’s line-up includes:
▪ CornBreD
▪ Shakey Bones
The festival will have a food court, craft beers, wine, and other vendors.
In addition to providing great music, food, and drink, the festival wants to “showcase the island as a place to enjoy fabulous live music in an eco-friendly environment,” the release said.
No single-use plastic bottles will be sold, no straws or plastic bags will be used, and T-shirts will be printed on “eco-conscious, sustainable apparel.”
Palmetto Ocean Conservancy, an organization dedicated to the preservation of endangered species and the environment, will also have an informational booth at the festival throughout the weekend.
Festival goers can buy either a two-day or single-day pass. As of June 12, the two-day pass is $59 and includes admission to see all the bands both days and single day tickets are $38, according to the festival’s website. Prices will increase closer to the day of the event. Children 12 and under get in free.
The festival is sponsored by Peacock Subaru, Hilton Head Brewing Company, Coastal CBD and i2 Recycle.
This story was originally published April 13, 2019 at 12:23 PM.
