High Water Festival is back in Charleston for its seventh year. On Tuesday, the festival announced that Lord Huron, Mt. Joy, Arcade Fire, and Counting Crows will headline next year’s festival, scheduled for April 26 and 27 in South Carolina’s Riverfront Park.
Lord Huron and Mt. Joy will headline the first day, which will also include performances from the Backseat Lovers, Amos Lee, Julien Baker & Torres, Joy Oladokum, Medium Build, and Evan Honer.
Day Two — headlined by Arcade Fire and Counting Crows — will see Trampled by Turtles, Flipturn, Waxahatchee, Wild Rivers, the War and Treaty, Gigi Perez, and Goldie Boutilier perform.
Each night will feature two stages with no overlapping sets so fans can enjoy all of the artists on the lineup. Fans can signup for presale access now.
General admission tickets start at $225, GA+ costs $400, Stono Stage Bleacher seats are worth $475, VIP starts at $695, and Platinum tickets cost $1,750. For single-day access, GA tickets cost $125, GA+ starts at $275, Stono Stage Bleacher seats cost $325, VIP entry is valued at $410, and Platinum entry is worth $925.
The general public will be able to access tickets starting Thursday at 12 p.m. ET, and $3 from each ticket will benefit North Charleston area charities, according to the festival organizers. High Water will also bring back the Refuge, which will feature food from regional restaurants and bars for festivalgoers.
Noah Kahan and Hozier headlined the festival last year, which also featured Fleet Foxes and Grace Potter. Beck, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, and Wilco headlined the 2023 edition. Lana Del Rey also surprise-joined Bleachers’ Jack Antonoff for a performance of Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd‘s “Margaret” that year.
