Relentless Beats Shares Debut Lineup For New Festival: Coconino Campout
Arizona’s Relentless Beats and R Entertainment North have just unveiled the lineup for their all-new camping festival, Coconino Campout.
The three-day event from two of the southwest’s leading electronic promoters will take place at the Pepsi Amphitheater at Fort Tuthill County Park in Flagstaff, Arizona, from September 20-22, 2024.
Today’s bass and jam-heavy lineup announcement features 19 leading names in electronic music and beyond. Experimental bass frontrunners CloZee and Liquid Stranger are slated to headline on Saturday and Sunday, respectively, with a third headliner to be announced at a later date.
The Odyzey and WAKAAN label heads will be joined by even more esteemed bass talent, including trip-hop favorites like Daily Bread and Detox Unit, heavyweight dubstep duo Truth, trap prodigy G Jones, and rising experimental talent Tape B.
Further down the lineup, top-notch low-end frequencies from A Hundred Drums, Canabliss and Chmura B2B Molokai are equally sure to excite.
Coconino attendees will also be treated to sunset sets on each day of the festival from psychedelic duo Desert Dwellers, accomplished jam band SunSquabi and festival favorite bass selector The Widdler.
Check out the full lineup for the debut edition of Coconino Campout below.
Named after the Coconino National Forest just south of Flagstaff, Coconino Campout will also feature numerous art installations, experiential activations, food vendors and a camping village among the venue’s gorgeous ponderosa pine trees.
Additional artists, including the aforementioned surprise headliner, and other festival details will be shared in the coming weeks.
Pre-sale registration for Coconino Campout is now available here. All ticket types and camping add-ons, including three-day festival passes, walk-in camping, RV and car camping, will go on sale this Friday, May 17 at 10AM MT.
For more information, or to purchase tickets, visit CoconinoCampout.com.
Featured image from Pepsi Amphitheater.
