Tyler, The Creator, Post Malone and Kaytranada have been named as part of the all-star lineup for San Francisco’s Outside Lands Music Festival.
The full roster for the three-day gathering, which will take place from August 9–11 over the fall, was unveiled on Tuesday (April 23). In addition to those mentioned above, The Killers, The Postal Service, Sturgill Simpson and Grace Jones will also perform at the event’s main stages.
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“For all things house and techno, SOMA returns with a brand new, open air format in marx meadow, and Dolores’ is back with more local artists, DJs, and drag performers to celebrate the queer and trans communities and the DIY spaces that are vital to san francisco,” the announcement read.
Tickets will go on sale beginning Wednesday (April 24) and can be purchased here.
introducing the outside lands 2024 lineup! don't miss @tylerthecreator, @thekillers, sturgill simpson, @postmalone performing a special country set, & more as we return to golden gate park, august 9-11
for all things house and techno, SOMA returns with a brand new, open air… pic.twitter.com/kyBQYGM48w
— Outside Lands (@sfoutsidelands) April 23, 2024
During his headlining set at Coachella’s second weekend, Tyler, The Creator brought out former Odd Future groupmate Earl Sweatshirt.
The pair performed “AssMilk” from the 2009 album Bastard, marking the first time it has been performed since 2014. Additionally, they also teamed up for a performance of “Rusty” from Tyler’s 2013 album, Wolf.
The rappers’ bromance was on full display during the cameo as the longtime friends shared a hug and some kind words before the Doris MC departed the stage.
“Earl muthafucking Sweatshirt!” Tyler yelled into the mic. “My muthafucking brother. I love this guy so fucking much.”
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He returned the favor by saying: “Tyler, The fucking Creator, man. Look at the biggest show on Earth.”
Earl Sweatshirt and Tyler, The Creator linked up last summer to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Earl’s debut album.
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In August, the two California natives reconnected on stage at the Novo in Los Angeles as Tyler joined Earl to perform their 2013 collaboration, “Whoa.” The pair also hugged it out on stage and posed for pictures while showing love to their former collective.
