Treasure Island Music Festival (TIMF), one of the West Coast’s most celebrated and beloved music festivals, is proud to reveal the daily performance lineup.

The festival is returning after a year-long hiatus for its eleventh edition with a weekend full of music and entertainment on October 13–14, 2018, at a brand new location — Middle Harbor Shoreline Park (MHSP) in Oakland, California. Continue on…

Single-day tickets go on sale this Thursday, July 26 at 10:00 a.m. PT at www.TreasureIslandFestival.com. [CLICK HERE to get Tickets]

Single-day GA passes cost $105, while single-day VIP passes are available for just $225. Additionally, weekend GA and VIP tickets are available for purchase for $185 and $335, respectively. Both single-day and weekend VIP packages offer ticket-buyers an elevated festival experience, which includes a preferred viewing area next to the main stage, an exclusive tented lounge with a full liquor bar, special restroom facilities, VIP food concessions, and additional amenities that will be announced closer to the festival date. Interested patrons are encouraged to act fast as these VIP ticket packages are in very short supply.

Since its inception in 2007, TIMF has sought to bring attendees a festival-going experience unlike any other, featuring a highly curated yet eclectic mix of music performances with no overlapping sets. In an effort to continue the unique format the festival first created, as well as one that TIMF festival-goers have grown to love, TIMF will feature more hip-hop, electronic, dance and high-energy acts to kick off Day 1, followed by a more laid-back and relaxing vibe with mostly rock, indie and folk performers to close out Day 2 on Sunday.

This year, the festival will proudly welcome performances on Saturday, October 13 from some of the most sought-after hip-hop acts today, including 2018 headliner A$AP Rocky, who continues to maintain his dominance of NYC’s hip-hop scene with the recent release of his third studio album, Testing, earlier this May; Pusha T, the acclaimed Virginia-born rapper and president of G.O.O.D Music (a record label founded by Kanye West) who also just released his latest album, Daytona, this May to rave reviews from critics and fans alike; and Portland-born rapper Aminé, who is best known for the smash hit “Caroline.”

Day 1 performances:

The festival will also include sets from two new and exciting collaborative projects, including Silk City from perennial chart-topping producers Mark Ronson and Diplo; and the first-ever live performance from Laff Trax featuring Toro y Moi and Nosaj Thing. These artists are in addition to acts like Santigold, who is expected to have a new album later this year and who also celebrates the tenth anniversary of her post-pop classic, Santigold, this year, the Grammy Award-nominated neo-soul band Hiatus Kaiyote, and many other notable performers, such as Moses Sumney, Polo & Pan, George Fitzgerald, JPEGMAFIA and Gilligan Moss.

Performances on Sunday will include headliner Tame Impala, who continue to prep for the release of their highly anticipated, yet-to-be-revealed album project which will serve as a follow-up to the modern-day rock classic, Currents; LA-based indie band Lord Huron, who just released their third album, Vide Noir, this past April; UK production duo / 7-person live band Jungle; and El Paso’s own indie rock outfit Cigarettes After Sex, among others.

Day 2 performances:

Set to perform on Day 2 on Sunday are several notable female-fronted groups like beloved folk-rock musician Courtney Barnett, who will be performing in support of her recent album, Tell Me How You Really Feel, released this May; celebrated singer-songwriter Sharon Van Etten, who is prepping for the 2018 release of her follow-up to the critically acclaimed 2014 album, Are We There Yet; and noise-pop rockers U.S. Girls. Additional Sunday performers include several notable up-and-coming acts like Alex Cameron, Pond, Shame and serpentwithfeet.

The daily music performance lineup for TIMF 2018 can be found below:

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13:

A$AP Rocky
Silk City (Diplo + Mark Ronson)
Santigold
Pusha T
Aminé
Hiatus Kaiyote
Laff Trax (Toro y Moi x Nosaj Thing)
Moses Sumney
Polo & Pan
George Fitzgerald
JPEGMAFIA
Gilligan Moss

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14:

Tame Impala
Lord Huron
Courtney Barnett
Jungle
Sharon Van Etten
Cigarettes After Sex
U.S. Girls
Alex Cameron
Soccer Mommy
Pond
Shame
serpentwithfeet

Treasure Island Festival Info:

Fans at the 2018 will experience these memorable performances in a new location and home for the future — Middle Harbor Shoreline Park (MHSP) — located just minutes west of downtown Oakland, California, in the scenic Port District. The new location at MHSP will continue to offer festival goers panoramic views of the Bay, downtown San Francisco and the Bay Bridge, in addition to ample transportation options for those looking to travel to the festival from across the Bay Area.

In addition to the star-studded music lineup, TIMF will continue to provide 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. Ultimately, 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 with no overlapping sets.