Over the years, Hutton Brickyards has hosted various well-curated gatherings Field + Supply’s maker bazaar, Bob Dylan, Smorgasburg. This July 3-5, the site will become the home of Stateside, the inaugural music festival from Rolling Stone. Tickets for the event will be available for sale on Thursday, April 30 at 10 am.
Timed to the Fourth of July weekend and the run-up to America’s 250th birthday, the three-day event aims to be a celebration and a brand statement, embodying Rolling Stone’s editorial DNA. The festival focuses on curated Americana with music, culture, and commerce intertwined in a way that seeks to provide an elevated experience.
Noah Kahan, known for his folk-leaning songwriting, will headline the event. Other artists like Gigi Perez, Sydney Rose, Arcy Drive, and Bo Staloch will also perform, suggesting a festival that values cohesion over size.
Kahan will bring fresh material to Kingston, including his latest album “The Great Divide,” which was recorded in the Hudson Valley at Long Pond Studio with Aaron Dessner. The festival is expected to draw around 5,000 attendees, positioning it as a boutique festival that strikes a balance between being an event and avoiding the chaos of larger festivals.
Stateside represents Rolling Stone’s foray into the live-events arena, translating their taste-making sensibility from print to a real-life experience. The picturesque Hudson River setting complements the festival’s vision, providing a wide, cinematic backdrop with just the right touch of rustic charm.
Context: The article discusses the upcoming Stateside music festival at Hutton Brickyards, organized by Rolling Stone and featuring headliner Noah Kahan. Fact Check: The festival name, dates, and ticket sale information are accurate as provided in the article.
