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SweetWater 420 Fest 2020 adds Cage the Elephant, but Gary Clark Jr. no longer performing

Cage the Elephant frontman Matt Schultz did his usual rubber-faced routine during the band's headlining set at Shaky Knees in May 2019. Photo: Melissa Ruggieri/Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Cage the Elephant frontman Matt Schultz did his usual rubber-faced routine during the band's headlining set at Shaky Knees in May 2019. Photo: Melissa Ruggieri/Atlanta Journal-Constitution
By Melissa Ruggieri
Dec 12, 2019

The SweetWater 420 Fest has added Cage the Elephant to its 2020 lineup, but Gary Clark Jr. will no longer perform due to a scheduling conflict.

The annual event will take place April 24-26 at its usual home of Centennial Olympic Park. The festival is being staged a week later than usual because of the production logistics that will be involved with Final Four events at the park earlier in the month.

As previously reported, a reunion of Oysterhead – the supergroup of Trey Anastasio, Primus bassist Les Claypool and Police drummer Stewart Copeland – as well as the Trey Anastasio Band, will headline the fest.

Check out the poster below for the full lineup. Additions will be announced in January.

Three-day general admission tickets are $139 and three-day VIP are $403. Ticket pricing, perks and details found here.

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