A guide to Sol Blume Festival

Sacramento is one step closer to becoming the City of Festivals.

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Bring the whole squad for a day of music and good vibes.

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Following a delay due to heavy rains , Sacramento’s biggest R&B music festival is upon us: Sol Blume begins tomorrow.

No need to stress over what to expect — we’re here to give you a complete guide to the festival, so you can dance all night and party all day.

🎤 The performers

More than 35 acts will grace the two-day event at Discovery Park. Some of the big names include:

  • Kehlani
  • Teyana Taylor
  • Brent Faiyaz
  • Ella Mai
  • Jessie Reyez

🚗 Getting to the show

Concertgoers will only be allowed to enter Discovery Park from the south side — at 140-170 Jibboom St.

There is no parking inside the festival grounds, but visitors can purchase a parking pass and walk from a nearby corporate center.

Guests can also use the all-day shuttle system to move to and from the park. Shuttles begin at 10:30 a.m. from the St. Joseph’s Jury Lot at Eighth and G streets. The last shuttle leaves Discovery Park 90 minutes after the last performer wraps up their set.

🍻 The experience

Music isn’t all there is to see. Between all the dancing, visitors can check out local food vendors, interactive art installations, games, and a roller rink (dubbed the Sol’r Rink).

Tickets for the event are still available, with general admission passes starting at $200 and VIP passes starting at $400. Pro tip: Save a few bucks (and a potential headache) by heading to DOCO and buying tickets in-person at the Sol Blume pop-up store .

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Having spent time in the Bay Area and San Diego, Jordan has called Sacramento home for more than a dozen years. Jordan joined SACtoday in March 2022 after spending 5 years as a digital producer and edit coordinator for FOX40. When he’s not writing, he can be found spending time with his son playing video games, exploring the outdoors, and rooting for the San Franciosco 49ers.
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