Other notable acts include Damien Jurado, Dan Deacon, Zola Jesus, Baroness, Oneida, Deerhoof, Samantha Crain, and Hacienda. That list only scratches the surface though. To view the entire lineup go here. Concerts take place at 15 downtown venues and Hopscotch features 175 acts.
Three-day passes are now available for $110. A limited number of VIP wristbands, which include admission to all clubs as well as the City Plaza concerts Friday and Saturday and other VIP bonuses, are selling out fast (at $165). Single day passes ranging from $55 to $75 go on sale in July. Tickets to the all ages City Plaza concerts (which run from 5:30 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday) will also be available for $34 a day. Club shows begin around 8 or 9 each night and admission is subject to capacity. Tickets are available through www.etix.com. For more information on the show visit http://hopscotchmusicfest.com.
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Man that is a sad lineup. Moogfest is way better. On another note it's sad Charlotte doesn't have a music festival downtown anymore. We finally have more than enough venues in close proximity to throw an awesome music festival. It could be great
ReplyDeleteI agree, i miss Center CityFest. Lets bring a Music Festival back to Charlotte. AWOL is doing a fine job, lets build on that.
ReplyDeleteThis looks to be the weakest Hopscotch yet. Granted JaMC, Built to Spill and Yo La Tengo are big bands, there just aren't many of the younger, more exciting bands they've had previously. While Danny Brown and Zola Jesus are fairly buzzy, both seem to be more like a Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, who you won't hear much about next year, versus somebody like Real Estate. Speaking of Real Estate, the only artist that excites me on this poster is Ducktails.
ReplyDelete1st 2 Hopscotch's were far superior although SUNNO)))and Papa M are highlights.
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