Gwen Stefani grew up in Orange County, but she'll play on the sand in Redondo Beach when she headlines the BeachLife Festival in May.
Fans of ska, alternative rock and reggae will find plenty to love throughout the lineup. Undercard names include Tegan and Sara, Pixies, Band of Horses , the Head and the Heart and Mavis Staples. John Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival will play songs from the band’s catalog, while Sublime with Rome will perform Sublime’s debut album, “40oz to Freedom.
BeachLife Festival launched in 2019, with names like Ziggy Marley and Jason Mraz atop the bill, before being thrown off schedule the following year due to the pandemic. The 2021 festival was delayed until September, before returning to it’s original May date in 2022.
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