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‘The Day Trip Festival Comes Back to Los Angeles in 2024’

ByStyz

The popular house and techno-focused Day Trip Festival is set to return to the Queen Mary Waterfront in Long Beach for its third consecutive year on June 22-23, 2024. Organizers have promised an enhanced experience for attendees, with a 25% increase in restroom facilities, an optimized layout to reduce congestion, a new stage design, and additional shade structures for sun protection.

While the lineup for the 2024 festival has yet to be announced, past editions have featured top artists such as John Summit, Fisher, Dom Dolla, Duke Dumont, and many more. Tickets for the 21+ event will go on sale starting Thursday, February 29.

Music fans can look forward to a memorable weekend of electronic music by the waterfront in Long Beach. Stay tuned for more updates on the lineup and festival details.

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