Do LaB’s Lightning in a Bottle Unveils Magical Lineup for 20th Anniversary Rendition
Do LaB’s 20th Anniversary brings fans a huge lineup of artists across multiple stages on Memorial Day Weekend.
Get ready for an unforgettable Memorial Day Weekend brought to you by hundreds of artists. Do LaB’s 20th Anniversary of Lightning in a Bottle returns to Buena Vista Lake in Southern California from May 24th to 29th. LIB has created a few stages outside the primary ones, which are the Lightning, Thunder, and Woogie stages.
These other-worldly habitats will offer attendees the discovery of new artists and allow them to stumble upon outlandish surprises. The Stacks will reign as the festival’s bass music community stage and rising producers. US talent like Abelation, Kaipora, All:Lo Collective, and others will grace this stage.
The Grand Artique will be the wild west outpost complete with roaming characters, a functional general store, and structures to explore that feels like a blast of America’s past. Headlining performers will include Mindchatter (DJ Set) and Moontricks, Rainbow Girls, Red Giant Project, Marty O’Reilly, and many more.
The third stage will be The Junkyard which is a party playground that offers a house and techno lineup curated by longtime Do LaB family member Patricio. Grammy-nominated producer TOKiMONSTA will lead the bill, with performances also from Marquess Wyatt, Shawna Ben Annand, and others. A tribute set for the fallen musician, Pumpkin, will be that Sunday.
Lastly, The Compass will be the multi-dimensional hub for left-of-center music and education. The Polish Ambassador will provide a special Sunday Service to the fold. The weekend will finish off with artists like Free Creatures, TOOKER, and Little Wolf to list a few.
GA and VIP festival passes are available for purchase, with car and RV camping passes sold separately. VIP pass holders will have access to backstage lounges in designated areas and exclusive viewing areas. For tickets and more information, visit the festival’s website.
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