Ziggy & Stephen Marley, Counting Crows To Headline BeachLife

REDONDO BEACH, CA — It's official. Jane's Addiction, Cage the Elephant, Counting Crows, Ziggy & Stephen Marley will headline BeachLife Festival this fall in Redondo Beach.

After a year on hiatus due to the pandemic, the South Bay festival is now back. The three-day event features live music, art and a culinary experience. It's slated for Sept. 10 to 12 at 137 N. Harbor Dr., Redondo Beach.

"BeachLife is the premiere, and only, Southern California music festival rooted in the beach life culture that takes place right by the Pacific Ocean," organizers said.

Here's the BeachLife Festival 2021 lineup:

• Jane’s Addiction
• Counting Crows
• Ziggy Marley and Stephen Marley’s “Songs of Bob Marley”
• Cage The Elephant
• Fitz and The Tantrums
• Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals
• Portugal. The Man
• The Revivalists
• Gary Clark Jr
• Men At Work
• Silversun Pickups
• The Wallflowers
• CAM
• Melvin Seals and JGB with John Kadlecik
• The White Buffalo
• G. Love & Special Sauce
• English Beat
• Larkin Poe
• Fortunate Youth
• Sugar Ray
• Phosphorescent
• Save Ferris
• Mother Hips
• Thievery Corporation
• Brett Dennen
• Trever Keith (Face to Face)
• Tom Curren
• Jim Lindberg (Pennywise)
• The Aquadolls
• DENM
• Tomorrows Bad Seeds
• Nicki Bluhm
• The Main Squeeze
• Zella Day
• Jason Cruz (Strung Out)
• Jason Devore (Authority Zero)
• Law Acoustic (Jakob Nowell)
• Too Rude
• Slackstring
• Steve Caballero
• Hope Waidley
• Jokers Hand
• Davey Allen
• Gen3
• Kira Lingman & Veronica Torres
• Kevin Sousa Band
• Country Breakfast

As a special tribute, Ziggy Marley and Stephen Marley will perform an entire set dedicated to the extensive catalog of legendary Bob Marley.

The festival will also have a 50-seat, high-end restaurant on the festival’s main stage, which will be be led by the South Bay's David LeFevre with curated menus.

A fourth performance area — the SpeakEasy Stage, which is presented by Jack Daniels — will feature stripped-down acoustic sets from some renowned southern CA rockers, surfers, and skaters on a super intimate level.

"The Speakeasy stage is going to be the ‘outwest badlands’ section of the Festival where fans can hang out with a bunch of salty punk rockers and legendary surfers and skaters like Tom Curren and Steve Caballero playing acoustic sets and talking story," Pennywise Frontman and BeachLife local Jim Lindberg said.

"There will also be an insane art show provided by Punk Rock & Paintbrushes featuring artwork from the festival's musicians and local artists," Lindberg said. "If you’re looking for the edgier side of the festival – on the down low – the Speakeasy will be the place you want to be.”

The festival has partnered with a number of local organizations, including Surfrider Foundation, Heal the Bay, Life Rolls On, Redondo Beach Police Foundation, Redondo Beach Education Foundation Walk With Sally, Rob Machado Foundation and Wyland Foundation. An on-site silent auction will be held to support the nonprofits and help preserve beaches and oceans.

Tickets are on sale on the festival website and include three-day General Admission passes are currently $349 and VIP passes are $799. Single Day tickets are $125 + fees and $299 for VIP. The super exclusive Captain’s Pass includes additional perks such as a hosted bar, private bungalows, and valet parking for $2995 for three days. For added space and privacy, BeachLife has also introduced private cabanas, available for purchase on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Visit the website to learn more about the festival and purchase tickets: Beachlifefestival.com.

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