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Ashley Joy Parker
BeachLife Festival Returns To Redondo Beach
- By: Ashley Joy Parker
- May 2, 2024
Sounds & Sand….
BeachLife Festival, the largest beach party and live music festival in Southern California returns May 3-5, held in Redondo Beach right next to the beautiful Pacific Ocean.
The sun-soaked live music, art and culinary event is celebrating its fifth year as the South Bay’s premiere event, and is organized and promoted by local promoter and restauranteur Allen Sanford.
Sting, Incubus and My Morning Jacket will headline the event, which will feature more than 50 bands playing across four stages. Other standout artists on the line up include Seal, City and Colour, Local Natives, G. Love & Donavon Frankenreiter, Dirty Heads, Santigold, Sugar Ray, Margo Price, Devo, ZZ Top, Trey Anastasio Band, Sun Room, Steel Pulse and many more.
Over at the festival’s SideStage Experience, acclaimed chefs including Ian Gresik, Nyesha Arrington, David Slaywill and Jacob Ramos be whipping up culinary treats for concertgoers at the Low Tide stage with a stunning ocean view.
Three day passes are sold out but there are still $179 single-day general admission and $259 general admission passes available. VIP tickets—$429 for single day or $999 for a three-day pass—are also still available.
The “Captain Tickets,” with its many perks, are also still available. Three-day passes are $3,099, while one-day passes are $1,349.
While the main stages bid farewell to the crowds after a day of sun-soaked revelry, the party doesn’t end there. Enter BeachLife After Dark, an electrifying after-hours extension of the festival experience, hosted across the street at the Portofino Hotel. Happening Friday and Saturday, the lineup includes legendary DJs Mix Master Mike of Beastie Boys and Paul Oakenfold. (Separate ticket required).
BeachLife Festival has attracted around 30,000 visitors over three days every year since 2019, when Willie Nelson, Brian Wilson of the The Beach Boys and Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead headlined the inaugural festival. (The 2020 version was shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic).
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