Boston Calling returns this year to Harvard University’s athletic complex just along the Charles River. With performances across all genres and big names like Luke Combs, Fall Out Boy, and Vampire Weekend, this year’s lineup is one you don’t want to miss. As is tradition, this year’s Boston Calling will take place over Memorial Day Weekend from Friday, May 23rd through Sunday, May 25th. Festival-goers looking to recover from the excitement of the weekend can enjoy the day off on Monday after the festival.
Lineup — Avril Lavigne, Fall Out Boy, Luke Combs, Dave Matthews Band & more!
Boston Calling tends to skew more towards rock and alternative acts, and this year is no exception. Though whoever organized the lineup did a near-perfect job of grouping together similar acts. If you’re a country or R&B fan, Friday will likely be your favorite day when Megan Moroney, Luke Combs, Kyle Dion, and T-Pain take the stage. Saturday will bring out the pop-punk and emo crowd, throwing it back to the 2000s with Avril Lavigne, Fall Out Boy, Cage The Elephant, and The Maine. Sunday takes Boston Calling back to its roots with solid rock acts like Dave Matthews Band and Vampire Weekend, as well as some newer indie rock artists like Goth Babe and Remi Wolf.
The festival also just recently released their delicious-looking food lineup which will bring local favorites like Tasty Burger, Roxy’s Grilled Cheese, The Sausage Guy, and more to the Doordash Food Village.
You can see the full lineup at https://www.bostoncalling.com/lineup. Keep an eye out on Boston Calling’s website and socials for the performance schedule!
Ticket Options
Single day and 3-day GA, GA+, VIP, and Platinum tickets are still available for purchase for all or individual days. 3-day GA passes start at $361, GA+ at $545, VIP at $920, and Platinum at $2,899 for fans truly looking for a premium experience with complimentary food, drinks, parking, front-of-stage viewing areas, and air-conditioned restrooms. Tickets can be purchased at https://www.bostoncalling.com/tickets.
