Ohana Festival has unveiled the lineup for its 10th anniversary event, bringing a packed roster of major artists to Doheny State Beach from September 25–27.
Headliners for the oceanfront festival include Pearl Jam, Tyler Childers, Maná, and Eddie Vedder alongside special guests. Other featured acts include Pixies, Alabama Shakes, Fontaines D.C., Billy Idol, Rilo Kiley, Jon Batiste, Bad Religion, and Men I Trust. Additional performers include Courtney Barnett, The Front Bottoms, Tom Odell, Otoboke Beaver, Alice Phoebe Lou, Horsegirl, and more across three stages.
The festival will also mark Pearl Jam’s first confirmed live performance of 2026 and the group’s first appearance since longtime drummer Matt Cameron’s exit. The band has not yet announced who will take over percussion duties.
Founded by Eddie Vedder in 2016, Ohana Festival has built a reputation for blending music with environmental awareness and community activism. Beyond the performances, attendees can explore art installations, conservation-focused programming, and The Cove — an interactive space dedicated to ocean preservation, indigenous voices, activism, and public discussion panels featuring environmental advocates, researchers, and surfers.
Part of the festival’s proceeds will support the Vitalogy Foundation along with several nonprofit and coastal preservation groups, including organizations connected to Doheny State Beach and San Onofre Parks.
For full festival details visit the official Ohana Festival website.
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