The full lineup for the 2022 edition of the Governors Ball Music Festival was announced Tuesday.
This year, the three-day event is marking a return to its usual month of June after a 2021 iteration that saw fans gathering in NYC in late September. Kid Cudi is set to kick off this year’s festival on Friday, followed by headlining sets from Halsey and J. Cole on Saturday and Sunday, respectively.
This year’s fest begins on June 10 and runs through June 12. The daily headliners are joined in the fittingly stacked lineup by Playboi Carti, Migos, Roddy Ricch, Ashnikko, Jack Harlow, Tove Lo, 100 Gecs, YG, Denzel Curry, Japanese Breakfast, and many more.
Following a Citi cardmembers’ pre-sale, ticket sales launch for the general public starting Jan. 27 at 12:00 p.m. ET. Three-day and single-day general admission passes, as well as VIP tickets, will be available on the official festival site.
Below, see the office flyer for the 2022 Governors Ball. Also on Tuesday, festival promoters Founders Entertainment were announced to be making a donation of $25,000 to Bronx apartment building fire relief efforts from the NYC Mayor’s Fund. For info on how to make your own donations, click here.
The Food and beverage lineup is also now available, which includes NYC staples like Sweet Chick, Roberta’s Pizza, and Van Leeuwen Ice Cream, among many others. Check out the options below, and head to the official website for more information.
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