How Much Are Tickets For Sol Blume 2024?

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Festivals tend to announce dates for the following year in the thick of holiday season, which is a bummer because bank accounts are already crying from holiday shopping. On Wednesday, November 29, Sol Blume confirmed it will stage its 2024 edition from May 3 to May 5, 2024 at Discovery Park in Sacramento, California. The hip-hop and R&B festival also kindly relayed information about tickets. Below is what we know so far.

How Much Are Tickets For Sol Blume 2024?

Relatively speaking, Sol Blume tickets won’t put you out too much. According to the official website, general admission tickets are available in three tiers: Tier 1 ($249 plus fees), Tier 2 ($279 plus fees), and Tier 3 ($299 plus fees). General admission will grant access to performances all three days at Discovery Park as well as concessions, free water stations, merch, and various food options. Three-day general admission+ tickets start at $349 before fees, and three-day VIP starts at $449 before fees.

When Will Tickets For Sol Blume 2024 Come Out?

“A limited number of discount-priced blind presale festival passes will go on sale to the general public next Friday, December 8 at 10:00 a.m. PST via SolBlume.com, which includes three-day GA and VIP wristbands as well as with the introduction of the GA+ ticket type,” a press release reported. “Fans are encouraged to act fast as pricing will increase as the festival date approaches.”

On Instagram, Sol Blume emphasized that “these will be the lowest prices before the general on sale.” Payment plans will be made available.

What Is The Lineup For Sol Blume 2024?

The 2024 lineup has not been announced as of this writing. For reference, the 2023 lineup was announced in January, so keep an eye out at the beginning of the new year. You can sign up for real-time updates here.

When Will Tickets For Sol Blume 2024 Come Out?

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This January, Sol Blume announced the lineup for its 2023 iteration, so logic would suggest that the 2024 lineup will arrive next January. In the meantime, the beloved hip-hop and R&B festival has at least confirmed when it will take place next year. On Wednesday, November 29, Sol Blume announced that it will expand to three days and return to Discovery Park in Sacramento, California from May 3 to May 5, 2024. Below is all you need to know about ticketing (so far).

When Will Tickets For Sol Blume 2024 Come Out?

“To celebrate the news, a limited number of discount-priced blind presale festival passes will go on sale to the general public next Friday, December 8 at 10:00 a.m. PST via SolBlume.com, which includes three-day GA and VIP wristbands as well as with the introduction of the GA+ ticket type,” Sol Blume relayed in a press release. “Fans are encouraged to act fast as pricing will increase as the festival date approaches.”

An accompanying Instagram post also stated that “these will be the lowest prices before the general on sale” and confirmed that “payment plans will be available.”

How Much Are Tickets For Sol Blume 2024?

Sol Blume lists ticket prices on its official website. General admission tickets are broken down in three tiers. Tier 1 start at $249 (before fees) followed by $279 for Tier 2 and $299 for Tier 3. General Admission+ tickets start at $349 (before fees), while VIP options start at $449 (before fees). Payment plan details are not yet listed.

When Is Sol Blume Festival 2024?

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Sol Blume was initially scheduled to happen this April, but flooding in Sacramento forced the preeminent R&B festival to postpone until August. Performances from the likes of Chlöe, Coco Jones, Kehlani, and Teyana Taylor proved worth the wait, and now, the fest is preparing to go bigger than ever to celebrate its fifth anniversary next year.

As per a press release on Wednesday, November 29, Sol Blume will return to Discovery Park in Sacramento, California from May 3 to May 5, 2024, marking the festival’s first-ever three-day staging. An Instagram post also promised “bigger stages, more food and beverage options, new experiences, the return of ‘Sol Skate,’ and a new GA+ pass experience.”

“To celebrate the news, a limited number of discount-priced blind presale festival passes will go on sale to the general public next Friday, December 8 at 10:00 a.m. PST via SolBlume.com, which includes three-day GA and VIP wristbands as well as with the introduction of the GA+ ticket type,” the press release states. “Fans are encouraged to act fast as pricing will increase as the festival date approaches.”

You can sign up to receive real-time festival updates, including lineup announcements and ticket information, on the festival’s official website.

Kehlani is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Here Are The Sol Blume Set Times For 2023

After being delayed due to flooding in Sacramento, the 2023 edition of Sol Blume kicks off this Saturday, August 19. Although a pair of performers won’t be able to make it, there are still plenty worth seeing, from headliners Teyana Taylor, Kehlani, Ella Mai, and Brent Faiyaz, to notable names down the lineup such as Isaiah Rashad, Joey Badass, Jessie Reyez, Pink Sweat$, Chloe, Coco Jones, Muni Long, and more. (Personally, I’m most excited about Bay Area rap fixtures such as LaRussell and P-Lo.) With alternating stages and plenty of 20-minute sets, it helps to be prepared; here are the set times so you can plan out your weekend.

On Saturday, the Blume stage starts with bLAck pARty at 12:45, Fana Hues at 1:25, Phony Ppl at 2:10, Rini at 3:00, LaRussell at 4:00, Amber Mark at 5:10, Sabrina Claudio at 6:30, Isaiah Rashad at 8:00, and Brent Faiyaz at 9:45.

The Bless stage opens with Myles Lloyd at 12:25, Tre Armani at 1:05, Alex Isley at 1:45, Mereba at 2:35, Kalan.FrFr at 3:30, P-Lo at 4:30, Mariah The Scientist at 5:50, Joey Badass at 7:10, and Ella Mai at 8:50.

On Sunday, Christian Kuria opens the Blume stage at 12:10, followed by Zae Frances (12:50), Durand Bernarr (1:30), Noodles (2:20), Zyah Belle (3:10), Muni Long (4:00), Thuy (5:10), Chloe (6:15), Jessie Reyez (7:35), and Kehlani (9:10).

Finally, the Bless stage starts at 12:00 with ♡♡♡, then proceeds with Samaria (12:30), Aria Ray (1:10), Marc E Bassy (1:55), Destin Conrad (2:45), Mahalia (3:35), Jacquees (4:35), Coco Jones (5:45), Pink Sweat$ (6:50), and Teyana Taylor (8:20).

Sol Blume 2023 Has Been Rescheduled To August, Amid Unprecedented Flooding In Sacramento

Due to recent storms and floods in the Sacramento area, Sol Blume has been forced to reschedule. Today, the festival has announced it will take place at Sacramento’s Discovery Park in August.

In a statement, festival organizers revealed that fans who purchased tickets will be able to use their tickets on the new dates. They also noted that they are working with local hotels to make adjusting their reservations as seamless as possible. A section on the festival’s website had been launched to assist fans with ticketing options and rescheduling their hotel reservations.

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Many of the performers on the original slate will perform on the new dates.

On Saturday, August 19, fans will be able to enjoy performances by Brent Faiyaz, Ella Mai, Isaiah Rashad, Joey Badass, Alex Isley, and more.

The next day, August 20, Chlöe, Teyana Taylor, Kehlani, Coco Jones, Muni Long, PinkPantheress will take the stage.

In addition to seeing these incredible performers, fans will also be able to participate in family-friendly activities, wellness experiences, and immersive art activations. They will also be able to shop from local vendors from across the Sacramento region and support small businesses.

You can see an updated flyer below and buy tickets here.

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Some of the artists mentioned here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Kehlani, Brent Faiyaz, Chlöe And More WIll Perform At Sol Blume 2023

Sol Blume is set to return to Sacramento, California this April for two days of R&B festivities. The fourth iteration of Sol Blume will take place at Sacramento’s Discovery Park, and will feature an extensive line-up of today’s hottest R&B acts.

Taking the stage on Friday, April 29 are Brent Faiyaz, who released the critically acclaimed album Wasteland last year, as well as Ella Mai, Isaiah Rashad, Joey Badass, Nao, Sabrina Claudio, and Mariah The Scientist. Also set to perform that day are Alex Isley, Mereba, and Christian Kuria.

On Sunday, April 30, attendees will be able to see Oakland native Kehlani, who released her third album, Blue Water Road last year, as well as Teyana Taylor, Jessie Reyez, Pink Sweats, Chlöe, and PinkPantheress. Buzzy girl group FLO, as well as multihyphenate Coco Jones are also on the schedule for that day.

According to a statement accompanied by the line-up announcement, “local residents and out-of-town travelers alike will soon gather together to enjoy incredible music performances while celebrating the spirit of diversity, creativity, and positivity.”

You can check out the full line-up below and the schedule here. General on-sale for the festival begins Monday, January 30.

Sol Blume 2023 Line-Up
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Some of the artists mentioned here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

These Photos Show Sol Blume Festival Is A Dream Escape For R&B And Hip-Hop Lovers

This past weekend, Sol Blume festival returned to Sacramento, CA for the time since 2019. Held at Discovery Park – with its sweeping 300-acre riverfront grounds – the third edition of the festival saw a powerful, all-female headlining bill in Jazmine Sullivan, Jorja Smith, Summer Walker and Jhene Aiko.

In recent years, we’ve seen lineup figures cross the 30 percent mark of female-led acts on the bill, but that number seldom affects the headlining slate, which is typically dominated by male artists. Some festivals recently made it a priority to feature female-led acts in at least half of the bill, but when it comes to hip-hop/R&B, that effort is generally negligible. Sol Blume is (hopefully) pioneering a new trend in booking multiple women to headline festivals across all genres.

Day 1 of the festival kicked off with perfect weather and R&B stars like Ravyn Lenae, Lauren Jauregui, and Lucky Daye. West Coast rappers Buddy and D Smoke brought some balancing hip-hop energy across the two festival stages before DVSN, Majid Jordan, Alina Baraz, Jazmine Sullivan, and Jorja Smith took over for some nighttime, sing-along R&B vibes. Sol Blume producers made a note to make sure none of the set times overlapped across the two stages, so ticket holders truly got their money’s worth being able to catch every act on their wish list.

Day 2’s energy was just as high as Day 1, with West Coast stars like Rexx Life Raj, Victoria Monet, Tinashe, BLXST, and Syd packing Discovery Park and priming the thousands in attendance for two of R&B’s biggest stars of today: Summer Walker and Jhene Aiko.

Check out our photo recap of Sol Blume below.

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Sol Blume // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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Jazmine Sullivan // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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Jorja Smith // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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Summer Walker // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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Jhene Aiko // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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Buddy // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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Sol Blume // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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Kiana Lede // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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Lucky Daye // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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D Smoke // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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DVSN // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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Tinashe // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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Sinead Harnett // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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Blxst // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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Lauren Jauregui // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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Rexx Life Raj // Photo by Dante Nicholas
Victoria Monet
Victoria Monet // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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Lauren Jauregui // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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Rexx Life Raj // Photo by Dante Nicholas
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Foushee // Photo by Dante Nicholas

Some of the artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Jhené Aiko, Summer Walker, And Jorja Smith Are Headlining The Female-Led Sol Blume Festival Lineup

Achieving gender parity in musical festival lineups has been an uphill battle for female artists. Over the past few years, we’ve seen lineup figures cross the 30% mark of female-led acts on the bill, but that number seldom affects the headlining slate, which is typically dominated by male artists. We’ve seen some festivals recently make it a priority to feature female-led acts in at least half of the bill, but when it comes to hip-hop, that effort is generally negligible.

Enter Sacramento’s Sol Blume festival. Now in its third edition, the fest has just announced an eye-popping slate of female headlining acts and a 2022 lineup that shows true balance between female and male stars in hip-hop, R&B, and soul. Jhené Aiko, Summer Walker, and Jorja Smith are the headliners along with PartyNextDoor, making for a formidable slate of some of today’s best artists. The two-day Sol Blume fest is also moving to a new venue at Sacramento’s Discovery Park, with its sweeping 300-acre riverside footprint.

Among the acts joining the headliners on the bill are Alina Baraz, Majid Jordan, SiR, Lucky Daye, Kiana Ledé, DVSN, Syd, Thundercat, Tinashe, Blxst, Rexx Life Raj, Sinéad Harnett, Smino, Lauren Jauregui, Tiana Major9, Tink, Yeek, and more.

Tickets go on sale Monday, January, 31 at 1o am PST here. You can full details and lineup info at the same link.

Some of the artists mentioned here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.