Eaux Claire Festival 2016

Friday 12th to Saturday 13th August 2016
Foster Farm, Eau Claire, Wiconsin, USA MAP
from $169

Daily capacity: 25,000

Last updated: Wed 27th Jul 2016

Eaux Claire Music and Arts Festival will take place on Friday 12th and Saturday 13th August 2016 at Foster Farm in Eau Claire, in the Chippewa Valley, Wiconsin.

Line-up

The line-up includes Alpha Consumer, Andrew Fitzpatrick, Beach House, Bon Iver, Bruce Hornsby & The Noisemakers performing “The Way It Is”, Buke and Gase, Catsax, Cornelius performing “Fantasma”, Day Of The Dead, Deafheaven, Efird/Westerlund, eighth blackbird with Bryce Dessner and Bonnie “Prince” Billy, Erykah Badu, EX EYE, FOG, Francis and The Lights, Har Mar Superstar, Jacy Catlin, James Blake, Jenny Lewis, Jon Hopkins, Jon Mueller, Kill The Vultures, Lisa Hannigan and Aaron Dessner, Little Scream, LNZNDRF, Lucius, Mavis Staples, Melvins, Midnite Express, My Brightest Diamond, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, Phil Cook’s “Southland Revue”, Phosphorescent, Prinze George, Richard Reed Parry/ Quiet River of Dust, Rosenau/Sanborn, S.Carey, Sam Amidon, Sarah Neufeld, Senyawa, Shabazz Palaces, Sloslylove, So Percussion, Taggart & Rosewood, Tenement, The Staves and yMusic, Tickle Torture, Thomas Wincek, Tuskha, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Vince Staples, William Tyler, and yMusic.

Tickets

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Early bird tickets have sold out. Ticket prices start at $169, as did a limited number of three-night camping passes. Two-day enhanced "Chippewa" tickets, which include complementary beverages on festival grounds during show hours, are $250.

Eaux Claires offers two distinct camping experiences a short shuttle ride away from the festival grounds. Each site rental is good for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights.

More info

The two-day festival hopes to bring a mixture of music, visual art, sound and light installation, dance, film, and even culinary art with three performances spaces — two stages and one 6,000-person capacity tent, featuring artists personally curated by Bon Iver's Justin Vernon, and Aaron Dessner of The National.

More information will be here when available.