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Tucked beneath towering oaks and draped in Spanish moss, music festival Hulaween returns for its 13th year at Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park — and we just got a glimpse into the 2026 lineup.

This year’s stacked Phase One lineup is led by Pretty Lights, My Morning Jacket, Excision, Geese and three nights of The String Cheese Incident, whose marathon sets remain a defining part of Hulaween’s magic. The mix of electronic, jam and indie acts keeps the four-day festival’s signature genre-blending spirit alive.

Hulaween balances returning favorites with fresh faces. Artists like Lettuce, Karina Rykman, Maddy O’Neal and Manic Focus are back after standout sets, while newcomers including Dope Lemon, Kasablanca and Effy make their festival debut.

Also on the lineup so far are names like Ben Böhmer, Big Gramatik, Crankdat, Daily Bread, Green Velvet, Levity, Of the Trees, STS9 and Unknown Mortal Orchestra. And the lineup isn’t done yet — organizers say another headliner is still on the way.

Beyond the music, Hulaween leans into immersive experiences. This year features curated takeovers like Green Velvet’s “LaLaLand,” Of the Trees’ “Memory Palace” and the Def: Off Limits Stage, transforming performances into full-scale environments.

Fans can also expect a few upgrades. Four-day GA passes start at $469 — cheaper than last year — alongside expanded VIP perks, new shuttle routes and upgraded lodging options like glamping and preset RV packages.

At the heart of it all is Spirit Lake, the festival’s iconic art installation back as a glowing, interactive 360-degree experience. By day, festival goers can explore forest trails, relax by the river and discover hidden art installations scattered throughout the grounds.

With more announcements still to come, Hulaween 2026 is shaping up to offer another loud weekend in the woods.

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This article appears in April 8-14, 2026.