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BottleRock’s Lineup Is Already Giving Us a Buzz

More than 80 acts will perform over three days, May 24-26.

Imagine Dragons, Neil Young + Promise of the Real and Mumford & Sons will headline the 7th outing of BottleRock in the heart of wine country. Santana, Logic and Pharrell Williams will take over the festival’s other large stage.

“Each year we look at ways to improve the overall festival experience for our guests,” said Dave Graham from BottleRock Presents. “In addition to our incredible lineup, we continue to offer the best cuisine, wines, craft brew and spirits, all supported by the warm hospitality people expect when visiting the Napa Valley.”

Single day tickets go on sale this Saturday, January 10 at 10 a.m. If anything like last year, these babies will sell out fast.

Get the full weekend line-up here.

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