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I think we speak for everyone when we say – we CANNOT wait to return home to Lightning in a Bottle. Just a few days ago, the Kern County, California-based festival dropped their 2022 lineup. And yes, it’s just as perfect as we imagined it to be.
A few weeks ago, we got our first information of 2022’s installment and post-COVID return of LIB as they announced their festival theme for next year, where lightning strikes. They described this feeling as seeing a friend you haven’t connected with in a while or when you cross paths with a new lover. It’s that magic, that lightning. It’s hard to deny. To anyone that’s had the honor of attending past years of LIB, you know being there feels like a lightning strike from within. A spark that lights a flame inside you – it’s magic.
This is what lightning sounds like
Lightning in a Bottle holds nothing back with their 2022 lineup. Offering the perfect blend of different vibes and genres that somehow fit together like the last piece in a puzzle. The Lightning Stage will be blessed with Glass Animals, Kaytranada, GRiZ, Chet Faker, SG Louis, and Purity Ring. The Thunder Stage features CloZee, G Jones B2B Eprom, Of The Trees, Player Dave, and Ivy Lab. It doesn’t stop there, though. The Woogie Stage gets to experience performances from Four Tet, VNSSA, Black Coffee, Eli & Fur, plus so much more talent sprinkled across the whole lineup. Reading through this felt like I was reading through my liked artists on Spotify
Needless to say, you’ll want to secure tickets to this with the quickness. Pre-sale started today, and general on-sale is tomorrow at 10 AM PST. Words can’t describe how we feel about returning to LIB. We’ll see you guys at Buena Vista Lake next May 25th-30th for a reality escape of epic proportions!
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