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'The House By Heineken' Returns to Outside Lands 2018 + Full Lineup Announced
By: Macon Prickett Jul. 10, 2018
Heineken is back at Outside Lands this year with a killer lineup of performances and an all new patio experience. Located in the polo field, Heineken always packs in a few surprises, making The House by Heineken a festival destination that shouldn't be missed. Full artist lineup can be found below.
Friday, August 10, 2018
Viceroy
Todd Edwards
Luxxury
Motion Potion
YPR b2b fangirl b2b Bad Girl Bailey
Saturday, August 11, 2018
Wolfgang Gartner
MAKJ
Gavin Hardkiss
Rooz
Sound It Out!
Sunday, August 12, 2018
Special Guest Performance
Hannah Wants
Little Boots
Öona Dahl
Rachel Torro
Leyl Master Black
As The Guardian wrote, Outside Lands fans "come for the music and stay for the food." The festival's 2018 culinary program will continue to expand and this year fans will have access to over 200 menu items from the best Bay Area restaurants, hundreds of Northern Californian wines and beers and a collection of the region's best cocktail bars. Outside Lands' distinct food and drink experiences that excite the senses will also return, including Taste of the Bay Area, Wine Lands, Beer Lands, The Back Wine, Cocktail Magic, and GastroMagic. The Outside Lands 2018 food and drink lineup will feature 83 restaurants, 41 wineries, and 30 brewers from the Bay Area and throughout Northern California.
Adding to the overall experience, Outsider Art, Eco Lands and The Barbary - named in honor of San Francisco's Barbary Coast district and featuring the best of comedy and cabaret.
Outside Lands continues to be an environmental leader in the festival scene expanding its efforts to divert more waste than any other festival of its size. In 2017, an incredible 91% of last year's waste was composed of reusable, recyclable, and compostable materials. As part of Outside Lands' ongoing commitment to the local community, the festival has contributed over $20 million to the San Francisco Recreation & Park Department and has had a $75 million dollar economic impact on the Bay Area.
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