Summerfest 2023 in Milwaukee will reveal lineup Thursday, including more than 100 headliners
We're less than 100 days out from Summerfest's 55th anniversary celebration at the Milwaukee lakefront.
And on Thursday, we'll find out the headliners that are playing.
More than 100 headliners will be revealed at 6 a.m. Thursday, Summerfest officials said Tuesday afternoon.
Look for full coverage on jsonline.com Thursday morning.
The 2023 lineup drop follows announcements of two dozen acts playing three stages this year: the 23,000-capacity American Family Insurance Amphitheater, Summerfest's largest venue, and the BMO Pavilion and Miller Lite Oasis.
Seven of the nine amphitheater shows have already been confirmed: Eric Church with Elle King (June 22), Zac Brown Band with Marcus King (June 23), James Taylor with Sheryl Crow (June 24), Dave Matthews Band (June 29), Odesza with Bonobo, Drama, QRTR and Olan (June 30), Zach Bryan (July 7) and Imagine Dragons with AJR (July 8).
Eight of nine BMO Pavilion evening headliners have also been confirmed: Cheap Trick (June 22); The Avett Brothers (June 23); Elvis Costello & the Imposters (June 24); Cypress Hill (June 29); Earth, Wind & Fire (June 30); Milwaukee native Ava Max (July 1); Lauren Daigle (July 6); and Styx (July 7).
And Mexican rapper Santa Fe Klan has been confirmed for the Miller Lite Oasis on June 24.
Summerfest, one of America's largest music festivals, will run June 22 to 24, June 29 to July 1 and July 6 to 8. The full schedule, featuring about 800 acts, is expected in late spring.
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