HARD Summer 2017 Lineup Has Been Announced For Its 10th Anniversary
HARD Summer is pulling out all of the stops for their 10th anniversary. To celebrate their anniversary, HARD has announced a wide range of artists headlining this year’s 2017 edition of HARD Summer.
HARD Summer Music Festival 2017 Lineup
Returning from a long hiatus, Skrillex and Boys Noize will finally revive their Dog Blood duo partnership, the two haven’t performed together under that name in four years, so this is a genuinely big deal for anyone who caught them the first time around. In addition, HARD Summer will be bringing Bassnectar, Justice, Migos, Snoop Dogg, DJ Snake, RAE SREMMURD, Zeds Dead and many others to Los Angeles for its 10th anniversary.
Snoop Dogg’s set is shaping up to be a highlight all on its own, he’s expected to perform his classic album Doggystyle front to back, exactly the kind of milestone booking a 10th anniversary lineup should have. Beyond the headliners, HARD has packed the undercard with names like Skepta, A-Trak, Jai Wolf, Baauer, Ty Dolla $ign, YehMe2, Anna Lunoe, Claude VonStroke, Busy P, What So Not, Brodinski, Jimmy Edgar, and 12th Planet, giving the whole weekend a real genre-blending feel that spans trap, hip-hop, house, and bass music.
HARD will be bringing their lineup to The Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, California from August 5th to 6th. Tickets go on sale Friday, April 28th at 9:00 AM EST through the festival’s official website, so mark your calendars now if you don’t want to miss out, HARD Summer weekends have a habit of selling out fast, and a 10th anniversary edition with a bill this deep isn’t going to be any different.
Ten years in, HARD Summer has carved out a pretty specific identity for itself as the West Coast festival willing to put hip-hop headliners and bass music heavyweights on the same bill without it feeling forced. That’s a big part of why this anniversary lineup lands the way it does. Booking Migos, Snoop Dogg, and Rae Sremmurd alongside acts like Zeds Dead, 12th Planet, and What So Not isn’t just about star power, it’s a genuine reflection of what the HARD brand has stood for since it launched.
Whether you’re coming for the Dog Blood reunion, a full Doggystyle set from Snoop, or just want to catch as much bass music as humanly possible in one weekend, this is shaping up to be one of the best HARD Summers yet.
