Music festivals are organized events that celebrate music, typically featuring a lineup of multiple performers or bands over a specified period, often taking place outdoors. These festivals can vary in scale, duration, and musical genres, including rock, pop, electronic, folk, and classical, among others. Music festivals serve as platforms for established and emerging artists to showcase their work and connect with audiences. They often include additional activities such as food vendors, art installations, workshops, and cultural experiences, creating a comprehensive entertainment experience. Festivals can last for a single day or extend over several days and may attract thousands to hundreds of thousands of attendees. Well-known examples include Coachella, Glastonbury, and Lollapalooza.
Summer Sonic 2025 has announced its first wave of performers for Chiba and Osaka in August. Fall Out Boy and Japan's Official髭男dism, known as "Higedan," are headlining the festival. Fall…