The headliners for the 2020 Cincinnati Music Festival include JanetJackson, SnoopDogg & more
opening for Jackson and the O'Jays at the event whose headline sponsor is hometown consumer goods giant P&G.
“This is the strongest lineup for the music festival that we’ve had in quite some time,” said festival promoter Joe Santangelo in a statement. “Having Janet Jackson on our festival lineup for the first time ever to headline Saturday night, along with favorites Charlie Wilson and Fantasia, just makes this weekend even more exciting.”
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