We have great news, the wait is over, Treasure Island Music Festival returns to the bay area on October 13–14, 2018, in a brand new location!

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CelebNMusic247.com is proud to announce the return of Treasure Island Music Festival (TIMF)!

Treasure Island Music Festival Returns to The Bay Area one of the West Coast’s most celebrated and beloved music festivals which are produced by both Noise Pop and Another Planet Entertainment, is excited to announce that the event will return for its eleventh year with a weekend full of music and entertainment on October 13–14, 2018, in a brand new location — Middle Harbor Shoreline Park (MHSP) in Oakland, California. The full music lineup and additional details for the 2018 event will be announced soon.

What to Expect at TIMF 2018!

Treasure Island Music Festival (TIMF), one of the West Coast’s most celebrated and beloved music festivals which is produced by both Noise Pop and Another Planet Entertainment, is excited to announce that the event will return for its eleventh year with a weekend full of music and entertainment on October 13–14, 2018, in a brand new location — Middle Harbor Shoreline Park (MHSP) in Oakland, California. The full music lineup and additional details for the 2018 event will be announced soon.

After a yearlong hiatus in 2017, Treasure Island returns to the Bay Area with its new location and home for the future at MHSP. While the Festival was forced to relocate after its tenth year in 2016 due to ongoing development and construction at the original site, this new location at MSHP is one where fans can look forward to settling in and making many new Treasure Island memories for years to come.

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Allen Scott, EVP at Another Planet Entertainment, said:

We are excited to finally reveal the next chapter of our Festival, which is coming to Oakland this October. The city’s vibe, culture and diversity is the backbone of the Bay Area, and one that we are proud to now call home.

Scott added:

In our quest to find the location that best embodies what has made Treasure Island Music Festival the special fest that it is, Middle Harbor Shoreline Park quickly became the clear choice. With breathtaking landscapes featuring views of both the San Francisco Bay and city skylines, while maintaining a unique sense of remoteness and being situated atop a historically significant site, we hope to continue offering our guests a truly special music festival experience.”

Where is TIMF 2018 Located?

MHSP is located just minutes west of downtown Oakland in the scenic Port District. Space was originally built in 2004 on the site of the former Oakland Naval Supply Depot, a popular supply center for the Navy’s Pacific Fleet from World War II until the late 1990s. Since then, the depot was closed and transferred to the Port of Oakland, now the fifth largest and busiest port in the United States.

The new location at MHSP will continue to offer festival-goers expansive views of the Bay, downtown San Francisco, and the Bay Bridge. Additionally, the new space will offer ample transportation options for those looking to travel to the Festival from across the Bay Area. Fans can expect much of the energy, format, and attractions to remain the same when TIMF returns this Fall with unforgettable music performances set against one of the most unique festival backdrops in the world.

TIMF History and Previous Performers Info:

Since its inception in 2007, Treasure Island has sought to bring attendees an experience unlike any other, featuring an eclectic mix of music performances with no overlapping sets. In addition to star-studded music lineups each year, Treasure Island has provided fans an array of fun activities at the Festival surrounded by an ever-changing, diverse mix of interactive art installations, roaming performers, as well as some of the best cuisine in the Bay Area. Past music performers to grace the TIMF stages have included Outkast, Beck, deadmau5, LCD Soundsystem, Atoms for Peace, Vampire Weekend, Justice, The National, The xx, Sigur Rós, Massive Attack, Belle & Sebastian, CHVRCHES, James Blake, Major Lazer, The War on Drugs, Disclosure, MGMT, Fleet Foxes, Zedd, Death Cab for Cutie, Haim, Chromeo, Mac Demarco, Tycho, Glass Animals, Beach House, Sylvan Esso and more.

TIMF Line Details Coming Soon!

More details surrounding Treasure Island’s eleventh year in 2018 will be announced in the coming months, including the full music lineup and daily performance schedules, as well as additional experiential details like the lineup of vendors, merchants, and visual artists slated to be on site throughout the two-day weekend. For more information and to stay up to date on all Treasure Island news and announcements, please visit the following channels: