Music Icons Stevie Nicks, Post Malone, and Noah Kahan to Headline Lovin’ Life Fest

Music lovers, mark your calendars for a spectacular event this spring! Stevie Nicks, Post Malone, and Noah Kahan are set to headline the first-ever Lovin’ Life Music Fest. This music celebration is scheduled from May 3-5, ready to captivate audiences in the vibrant Uptown area of Charlotte, North Carolina.

A New Music Extravaganza in Charlotte

The Lovin’ Life Music Fest will be a three-day event featuring over 40 artists performing across three stages. While the full lineup is to be revealed in the forthcoming weeks, these headlining acts are already generating much excitement and anticipation among fans.

Prospective attendees should take note that early bird tickets go on sale on December 14 at 8 a.m. ET at the festival’s official website. Additionally, ticket packages are currently available on StubHub for those eager to secure their spot.

Behind the Festival

Southern Entertainment, a Charlotte-based company with a track record of successful events such as the Carolina Country Music Fest and the Barefoot Country Music Fest, is producing the festival. Co-founder Bob Durkin expressed his excitement, stating, "We've dreamt of bringing a major music festival to Charlotte, and the Lovin’ Life Music Fest is our passion project." The festival is expected to draw a crowd of around 90,000 over the three days.

What’s Next for Stevie Nicks?

The iconic Stevie Nicks has a busy schedule ahead with a series of performances lined up for the next year, including a mix of solo headlining appearances and a notable co-headlining event with Billy Joel. Her remaining schedule for this year includes a December 15 show in San Francisco. Fans can look for tickets on StubHub.

Post Malone and Noah Kahan’s Tour Trail

Post Malone remains busy with performances, including a New Year's gig in Las Vegas and a show in Arizona, aside from his upcoming festival appearances at Rolling Loud California and Stagecoach. Noah Kahan’s 2024 calendar is brimming with over 70 dates supporting his album Stick Season, spanning continents from Australia to North America.

Photo Credit: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Billy Joel & Stevie Nicks

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