LOUISVILLE, Ky. — One of Louisville's most iconic music and art festivals has announced its 2022 return.
Forecastle is back at the Louisville Waterfront on Memorial Day weekend, from May 27 through May 29.
The festival was canceled in both 2020 and 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here's what you need to know about the event:
Tickets
Admission prices range from $100-650 depending on what type of admission (GA, GA+, VIP), how many days you plan on going, and how close to the festival dates you buy the tickets.
It's $185 for a 3-day general admission ticket, whereas a single day ticket will cost $100.
But you'll need to act fast if you're thinking of going.
Each price level is available in limited quantities, so the closer to the festival's start that you buy tickets, the more likely cheaper tickets will be sold out.
For instance, if you wait until the last minute to buy that 3-day general admission ticket, it could cost you $265 rather than the original price of $185.
Although tickets won't go on sale to the public until Jan. 6 at noon, pre-sale tickets will be available one day earlier on Jan. 5 at the same time.
Individuals can sign up for text reminders when tickets go on pre-sale on Forecastle's website.
For more information on tickets and pricing, click here.
Who is performing?
Forecastle released the list of performers for 2022 on Jan. 5. More than 50 artists across multiple genres will perform during the three-day event. Headliners include Jack Harlow, Tame Impala and Tyler, the Creator.
The full list of scheduled performers is listed below, click here for each day's full schedule:
Friday
- Jack Harlow
- Porter Robinson
- Clairo
- Still Woozy
- Earl Sweatshirt
- Coin
- Wale
- San Holo
- Maxo Kream
- Noizu b2b Dombresky
- Duckwrth
- Dr. Fresch
- Indigo De Souza
- Maddy O'Neal
- Charlotte Sands
- The Homies
Saturday
- Tame Impala
- Phoebe Bridgers
- 6lack
- Quinn XCII
- Lane 8
- Chelsea Cutler
- 100 Gecs
- Troyboi
- Princess Nokia
- Tai Verdes
- Wax Motif
- Paris Texas
- Evan GIIA
- Leon
- Flamingosis
- DJ Mel
Sunday
- Tyler, the Creator
- Rüfüs Du Sol
- Black Pumas
- Alison Wonderland
- Oliver Tree
- Jai Wolf
- Fletcher
- JPEGMAFIA
- Glaive
- Kennyhoopla
- Joel Corry
- Kirby
- TSHA
- Blossom
- Mob Rich
- Lucille Croft
Other Information
Forecastle will be held at Waterfront Park on two different stages - the Mast Stage and the Ocean Stage. The Ocean Stage will be fully-tented, providing an "immersive musical experience," according to event organizers.
Proceeds from the festival support the Forecastle Foundation, a non-profit that helps to preserve and protect threatened ecosystems in Kentucky. From each weekend pass purchased, $3 will be donated to the foundation and its partners.
A portion of the funds raised will also help to support the victims of the deadly tornadoes that hit western Kentucky in Dec. 2021.
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