Project Pabst schedule released: Iggy Pop, Dinosaur Jr., The Internet and more

BY MELISSA RUGGIERI/AJC Music Scene

The second installment of Project Pabst Atlanta will take over East Atlanta Village on Saturday with a lineup including Iggy Pop, Dinosaur Jr., Peaches and The Internet.

Doors open at noon and music begins at 1 p.m. Tickets for the 21 and older block party are $45 in advance and $55 at the door.

Project Pabst launched in Portland in 2014 and expanded into a four-city festival last year – its first in Atlanta.

Here is the schedule for Saturday’s event.

UNICORN STAGE

9:15 pm - Iggy Pop

7:30 pm - Dinosaur Jr.

6:00 pm - The Internet

4:45 pm - Peaches

3:30 pm - Watch the Duck

2:15 pm - The Coathangers

1:00 pm - Ruby Velle and Soulphonics

CAPTAIN PABST STAGE

7:00 pm - RMBLR

5:30 pm - Goldyard

4:15 pm - A Drug Called Tradition

3:00 pm - Vincas

1:45 pm - Lord Narf

THE EARL

12:00 am - Withered

11:00 pm - The Difference Machine

5:50 pm - Gentleman Jesse & His Men

5:00 pm - The Powder Room

4:10 pm - Illegal Drugs

3:20 pm - Glare

2:30 pm - DiCaprio

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