Santa Monica’s Beach Will Rock With Olivia Dean, the Killers, Jack White and Khruangbin, as Goldenvoice Sets First Ocean Way Festival for September
Whatever its other breezy benefits might be, Santa Monica has not been much of a music destination since the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium stopped hosting concerts and especially since the beachside city’s famous Twilight Series on the pier came to an end a dozen years ago. But t
The news of the Ocean Way Festival coming to Santa Monica's beach in September is a significant development for music fans, as it brings a high-profile event to a city that has been lacking in concert options. The lineup, which includes Olivia Dean, the Killers, Jack White, and Khruangbin, is a great mix of established and emerging artists that is sure to attract a diverse crowd. This festival has the potential to put Santa Monica back on the map as a music destination, and its success could pave the way for more events like this in the future.
The fact that Goldenvoice, a well-known promoter, is behind the Ocean Way Festival is a good sign, as they have a track record of putting on successful and well-organized events. The festival's location on the beach is also a major draw, offering a unique and picturesque setting that will likely enhance the overall experience for attendees. The Ocean Way Festival is also a great opportunity for the city of Santa Monica to showcase its amenities and attractions to a new audience, and could have a positive impact on local businesses and the community as a whole.
As the festival approaches, it will be interesting to see how the logistics play out, and how the city and promoter work together to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for attendees. Music fans will also be watching to see how the festival is received, and whether it will become an annual event. With a strong lineup and a great location, the Ocean Way Festival has a lot of potential, and its success could have a ripple effect on the music scene in Southern California and beyond.
Originally reported by variety.com. MusicNewsletter adds analysis for culture, style & media readers.