Firefly Music Festival Announces 2017 Lineup!

Firefly Music Festival just dropped the hottest lineup on the East Coast for this June!

The upcoming festival season is looking very promising as event producers fire off huge lineups left and right. Coachella and Lightning in a Bottle recently unveiled their highly anticipated lineups, but there seems to be a sleeper in the festival circuit. Firefly Music Festival dropped a diverse musical lineup this morning and headliners include The Weeknd, Muse, Twenty One Pilots, Chance the Rapper, and Bob Dylan. Notable undercard acts like Flume, Dillon Francis, Galantis, Benny Benassi, and Illenium will bring some quality electronic beats with them too. The festival will take place in the beautiful Woodlands of Dover, Delaware, and span over 4 days. In my opinion, this has been one of the best lineups of the year announced so far.

General Admission and other ticket options are currently available for purchase on the festival’s website. General Admission passes start at $289, VIP is at $699, and if you want to go “super VIP” it’ll cost you a measly $2,499. Camping is also available and comes highly recommended to ensure attendees get the full experience the festival has to offer. Tent camping is $169, “Glamping” is $899, RV camping is $299, and group camping is $1,099. More information regarding the festival will be released closer to the date of the event.

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Firefly Music Festival 2017 Lineup:

About Firefly Music Festival:

Firefly Music Festival is a premier music experience set among lush wooded landscapes, featuring renowned headliners and emerging artists. The festival takes place in The Woodlands of Dover International Speedway, a 105-acre festival ground, over the span of four days. First held in 2012, the festival has expanded over the years and included a wide range of acts. They are also a “fan-curated music festival” since 2013, as surveys are taken each year to help them book artists that attendees actually want to see. The results provide direct insight into what attendees want and the lineup morphs and changes – as acts confirm or pass!