High Sierra Music Festival Unveils Full Artist Lineup

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High Sierra Music Festival has unveiled the full artist lineup for its 2024 event, set to stage on July 4-7 at Quincy, Calif.’s Pluma County Fairgrounds. This release welcomes ten new acts, including Primus and Jerry Harrison & Adrian Belew, to the festival’s 32nd annual presentation. Together with the initial lineup posted on December 20, the festival promises an eclectic mix of renowned acts from the worlds of reggae, jam, bluegrass, Southern rock, jazz and more for a holiday weekend of genre-bending excitement.

Highlighting the festival’s latest update is the revelation that Primus, the Bay Area’s subversive funk-rock trio, will return to the event for the first time since 2013. The addition of Jerry Harrison & Adrian Belew Remain in Light gives further cause for celebration, as the duo of art rock innovators revive the iconic Talking Heads album with an 11-piece ensemble. These acts will join the previously announced headliners, reggae torchbearer Ziggy Marley, High Sierra favorites Greensky Bluegrass (who most recently performed at the festival in 2022) with special guest Holly Bowling and finally Southern rock stars The Allman Betts Band. Other artists joining the lineup include Cimafunk, The Floozies, Say She She, Bombino, Cool Cool Cool, genre-bending jam band Eggy and Animal Liberation Orchestra, which will return to High Sierra for the 10th time after last gracing the stage in 2019.

Comfortably nestled in the Sierra Nevada mountain range, High Sierra Music Festival invites attendees to not only celebrate a diverse array of musical styles, but also engage with a range of attractions and activities around scenic grounds. Festival goes will have the opportunity to shop The High Sierra Art and Craft Fair, explore the vibrant Plumas County, participate in the Body, Mind & Spirit wellness program and much more. Camping passes are also available for those seeking an immersive natural experience.

Four-day tickets and VIP packages for High Sierra Music Festival are available now. Visit highsierramusic.com for more information.