After moving indoors last year under threat of weather, the annual Homegrown Festival's seventh edition will be back in its old home, Main Street Garden. And now we know which acts fans will be taking in at the local- and Texas-centric festival.
The headliner for the May 14 slate? The rejuvenated Austin indie-dance duo Ghostland Observatory, which has proven plenty of times in the past that it can get huge crowds moving and sweating. Other high points of the Homegrown lineup announced early this morning include the Denton-affiliated Neon Indian, former Centro-matic frontman Will Johnson, acclaimed Little D songstress Kaela Sinclair and thought-provoking Dallas rapper Bobby Sessions. The full list of acts headed to Main Street Garden:
- Ghostland Observatory
Neon Indian
Wild Child
Bright Light Social Hour
Will Johnson
Pageantry
Kaela Sinclair
Bobby Sessions
Charley Crockett
Kirk Thurmond & The Millenials
Young Mammals
The Misteries
General admission for the festival will be $35, or you can shell out $100 if you want the VIP experience. Either way, it should be a jam-packed day outside (weather permitting, of course.) Find out more at homegrownfest.com.
That's not the only Main Street Garden music event coming from the Homegrown organizers, either. Just a month prior on April 16, the Old 97s County Fair will take over that space, putting Rhett Miller, his bandmates and several other Americana-friendly acts in front of a beer-swillin' crowd.
