The nation’s 250th birthday comes with a surprise this Fourth of July from Rolling Stone – Stateside, a new music festival in the Hudson Valley. The Saturday festival will feature two stages, local cuisine, and an artisan market.
Complete with a firework finale, the spirit of America will be celebrated from start to end at the scenic Hutton Brickyards in Kingston. The site, set alongside the Hudson River, once supplied bricks for notable New York attractions like the Empire State Building and Yankee Stadium.
The one-day festival will be headlined by Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Noah Kahan. After releasing his fourth studio album, “The Great Divide,” on April 24, Kahan is set to embark on a sold-out nationwide stadium tour later this summer.
Alongside Kahan, the Stateside Main Stage will highlight four other powerhouse artists in the folk, indie, alternative scene – Gigi Perez (Kahan’s opener on The Great Divide Stadium Tour), Sydney Rose, Arcy Drive, and Bo Staloch – while the Scout Stage showcases up-and-coming performers. “Tailgate Sessions Presented by Scout Motors” will feature emerging artists Devon Gilfillian, Derby, Calder Allen, and Michaela Anne.
The festival highlights the best of a Hudson Valley Summer, complete with live music, local artistry, and stunning views. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. on April 30 on their website. With a variety of ticket packages, Rolling Stone’s Stateside Festival is sure to bring the fun to Fourth of July weekend.
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