Lightning in a Bottle 2024: A Transformative Journey into Music and Art  

As summer starts at Buena Vista Lake in California, the annual Lightning in a Bottle festival takes center stage. Always a highlight of the festival calender, LIB24 brings an unmissable celebration of music, art, and self-discovery this Labor Day weekend.  

Since its humble beginnings, LIB has been about embracing the adventure of life and music. It’s a place where creatives and music lovers come together to embrace the joys of being alive. A wild party where every stop holds the promise of new adventure. From having the time of your life dancing to world class music to forging lifelong friendships, the transformative wonderland offers a unique experience for all.  

The stacked line up of carefully curated artists is essential to the ultimate LIB experience. Headliners for LIB24 include the moody melodies of James Blake, the addictive beats of London Producer and singer Labrinth, and the chart-topping sensation M.I.A.  

Electronic music lovers will delight in the other major names in the lineup with the likes of Skrillex, Fatboy Slim, Lane 8, and Tipper set to take the stage. From euphoric low-end frequencies courtesy of CloZee to the sultry sounds of Canadian duo Bob Moses, LIB promises something for all.  

More than the music, LIB will transport attendees out of this world. The festival’s main stages- Lightning, Woogie, and Thunder allow for a journey, each offering their own unique vision and sound. To keep this journey going, fans can participate in community-run programming at The Stacks, The Junkyard, and The Grand Artique, adding even more depth to the already amazing festival.  

For those looking for knowledge as well as entertainment, LIB offers many educational opportunities. From exploring indigenous cultures to delving into topics like psychedelic medicine and climate change, attendees are encouraged to learn from the past to create a better future.  

LIB’s off the grid charm can’t go without mention. With five full days to explore, attendees can find themselves fully immersed in the magic of the festival, connecting with their inner child and having the time of their lives. From picking out a campsite to attending pre parties, every moment at LIB is one for discovery.  

At LIB24, accessibility and comfort take center stage with the introduction of new ticket accommodation options. For the first time, attendees can opt for a three-day pass and hotel packages right from the general on sale date. Stress free camping solutions like Easy-Peasy Pre-Set Camping and Pre-Set RV options are also available, ensuring a hassle-free environment focusing on relaxation and fun.  In addition, passes to bring your own RV area available as well.

Additionally, the VIP option offers a uniquely elevated experience, granting access to backstage lounges at Lightning, Thunder, and Woogie stages, exclusive bars, and special pop-up interactive experiences.  

Lightning in a Bottle offers more than music. It’s a journey into the heart of fun, art, and transformation.  

Tickets are available here.  

Megan Goss

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