Rolling Stone magazine announced that it will host its first-ever festival on July 4 in New York’s Hudson Valley. The boutique event, dubbed Stateside, will take place on Independence Day at Hutton Brickyards’ 4,000-capacity riverfront property in Kingston, N.Y., according to a release, celebrating the “timeless spirit of Americana” with hot dogs, fireworks, local food vendors, an artisan market and other more.
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The show will be headlined by Noah Kahan, who just released his fourth studio album, The Great Divide, and feature a whole day of pop, rock, indie, folk and country performers including Gigi Perez, Sydney Rose, Arcy Drive, Bo Staloch, Devol Gilfillian, Derby, Calder Allen and Michaela Anne. After a day of music, the night will end with a firework display following Kahan’s set.
One of the festival’s partners, Boston Beer Company, is planning a special product launch through its Dogfish Head subsidiary that will be rolled out at Stateside. Another sponsor, official automotive partner Scout Motors, will debut the “Tailgate Sessions Presented by Scout Motors,” which will take place on an intimate stage designed to look like a modern Americana garage.
VIP packages and general admission tickets for Stateside will go on sale at 10 a.m. ET on Thursday (April 30) here. VIP and platinum ticket packages will give attendees access to a variety of premium perks, including dedicated entry and bars, premium viewing, air-conditioned bathrooms and more. A Kahan HQ pre-sale begins on Wednesday (April 29) at 10 a.m. ET.
In addition, according to the release, select VIP and Platinum attendees will get a chance to make a weekend out of it, with a limited amount of exclusive weekend-long programming and hospitality packages, including riverfront luxury accommodations on the property in addition to the concert. Beginning July 3rd through the morning of the 5th, on-property guests will have access to curated dining, entertainment and wellness experiences.
Rolling Stone is owned by Billboard‘s parent company, Penske Media.
Check out the Stateside poster below.
