The Meadows Festival Announces 2016 Lineup Featuring Kanye West, The Weeknd And Chance The Rapper

Photo Credit: Richard Saethang

Photo Credit: Richard Saethang

New York City will be home to a new music festival this coming October.  Founders Entertainment, the masterminds behind Governor’s Ball, has announced The Meadows Music and Arts Festival taking place October 1st and 2nd in Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens.

Governor’s Ball attendees will be pleased to hear that Kanye West will headline The Meadows festival.  The booking comes after West’s set at Governor’s Ball was cancelled due to extreme weather.  Chance the Rapper, Grimes, Cage the Elephant, the 1975, and Sylvan Esso are among many artists joining West in Queens this fall.  Twin Shadow is also set to perform “Purple Rain”.

Besides the sweet music lineup, the festival will offer a wide array of food, drinks, art and culture.

Those with Governor’s Ball tickets will get access to a special presale on June 22nd.  Everyone else can purchase both general admission tickets and VIP tickets starting Thursday, June 23rd.

Buy tickets for the festival here.

The Meadows 2016 Lineup
Kanye West
The Weeknd
Chance the Rapper
Kygo
The 1975
Bryson Tiller
Grimes
Empire of the Sun
Chromeo
Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley
Mac Miller
Cage the Elephant
Zhu
Metric
Borns
Savages
Twin Shadow performing ‘Purple Rain’
Sylvan Esso
Post Malone
Pusha T
Kamasi Washington
Jack Garratt
Yeasayer
Frightened Rabbit
Charles Bradley & His Extraordinaires
The Temper Trap
Chairlift
Zella Day
Robert Delong
Miami Horror
Lolawolf
Lewis Del Mar
Coast Modern
Bas
World’s Fair
Mas Ysa
Firekid
Miko Yaryan
Jenaux
Slaptop
Mail the Horse

Abbie Fichtner: I am a Los Angeles based writer originally from the great state of Connecticut. Last year I graduated from the University of San Diego where I earned my bachelor's in communication studies. My music taste ranges from Nirvana to Pachelbel, but most of my time is spent listening to a carefully curated mix of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Weezer.
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