Suwannee Hulaween Pitches Stellar Lineup, Sell Out Ahead of ’21 Return [News]
Suwannee Hulaween is back and spookier than ever. After almost two years since we’ve stepped foot in our beloved Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park, the Hula fam has been resurrected and boy are we ready to party. No better way to start it out than with the don of dubstep himself, Skrillex, who is taking his first stab as headliner for this iconic Florida festival. Pair this with the highly anticipated Khruangbin set, plus the hopes of a potential live collaboration with fellow headliner Leon Bridges. Let’s not forget the triumphant return of My Morning Jacket, appearing on the lineup for the first time since 2016.
This lineup not only brings back some of the legends of Hulaween, but also some very significant newcomers who are ready to make their Hulaween debut. Appearing for the first time and ready to shake up Spirit Lake, keep an eye out for acts like Notlö, Lane 8, Mersiv, and Wreckno.
Other heavy hitters include the Zeds Dead boys and their Deadbeats takeover, as well as the perfect dose of house music coming from Chris Lake and Dirtybird ‘Papa,’ Claude VonStroke. Curating the Hula hip-hop sets this year are Cordae and Earthgang.
Be sure to swing by the renowned Spirit Lake show at the end of your night to wind down from a day of Hulaween shenanigans. It’s hard to believe this is only phase 1 and even more incredible acts will be appearing on this already massive lineup.
GA tickets have officially sold out, but you can find more info on the fest at suwanneehulaween.com.
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