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Goldenvoice Announces Santa Monica Ocean Way Festival

The two-day beach festival will feature a transit-oriented layout, no on-site parking and tickets starting at $399.

  • Goldenvoice, the promoter behind Coachella, will launch the inaugural Ocean Way Festival on Santa Monica Beach this Sept. 26-27, featuring headliners Olivia Dean and the Killers.
  • Developed in partnership with the City of Santa Monica, the event serves as a centerpiece for the city's new beachfront event district, designed to host major gatherings including the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
  • The festival is permitted for up to 35,000 concertgoers daily, with general tickets starting at $399 on sale July 23, while Santa Monica residents access an exclusive presale on July 22.
  • Organizers designed the festival to be transit-oriented with no on-site parking, utilizing a venue footprint that extends along the sand between the Santa Monica Pier and Bay Street.
  • This debut marks a return to the city where Goldenvoice started, aiming to fill a void in the local music scene since the beachside city's famous Twilight Series ended a dozen years ago.
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The Killers, Olivia Dean to headline inaugural Ocean Way Festival in Santa Monica

The two-day event marks the first major music festival on Santa Monica Beach and will feature performances from Jack White, Khruangbin, Sublime and more.

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