Lineup released for Hullabaloo Music Fest in Downtown Bryan

ByRusty Surette

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Hullabaloo Music Fest announces this year’s festival lineup. See a variety of artists across four different venues in Downtown Bryan this Labor Day weekend on Sunday, September 1, 2024.

DJ Rob helped to secure this year’s lineup and had this to say about this year’s festival: “I’m thrilled to be part of the Hullabaloo Music Festival in Bryan, Texas, and it’s a privilege to bring such a talented and diverse lineup of artists to this vibrant community!”

Artists in the 2024 lineup include:

PAUL WALL / SAVING ABEL / INFECTED MUSHROOM LIVE / DEEP BLUE SOMETHING / PRINCE OF EDEN / WEST 22ND / THAT BAND HONEY / KRINGE / VISION ARCADE / ULTRAVIOLET / KNOW GOOD / KING KYLE LEE / HYLYND / and MORE!

View the full lineup at https://www.destinationbryan.com/hullabaloo/

For $25 attendees gain access to all venues and shows during the festival on Sunday, September 1. Featured venues include The Palace Theater, Grand Stafford Theater, 3rd Floor, and Ice House on Main.

“It is thrilling to bring such great music to Downtown Bryan. After selling out last year, we knew we had to go bigger and this lineup delivers on that. With the addition of Ice House on Main to host our two main stages, we really elevated the festival experience for Hullabaloo this year and I can’t wait for you all to see it.” said Rob Hitchcock, festival promoter.

Get ready to enjoy a day of Rock, EDM, Hip Hop, Blues, and Country music! For tickets and the full line up visit: https://www.destinationbryan.com/hullabaloo/

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