10 Must See Artists at Lovin’ Life Music Festival 2024

Article and Photos by Sarah Sturgis

The Aces

The alternative-pop band from Utah will be taking the stage Friday. Inspired by bands like Paramore, they have a nostalgic 2000's feel to their music. A powerful girl band, with catchy harmonies, and honest lyrics, and are not afraid to be bold and tell it like it is.

Dominic Fike

Dominic has hand crafted exceptional songs such as, “Babydoll” and "Wurli," that have further proven his versatility in the music industry. He is a charismatic and passionate artist who has earned praise for his incredible live shows, with the way he moves around on stage, chaotic, yet graceful at the same time. Fike has this star-like quality that is evident the moment you see him perform on stage. You can tell he was born to perform and is a musical genius.

Weston Estate

If you like artists such as Jaden Smith, Dominic Fike, and Omar Apollo you need to see Weston Estate live. The experimental indie band from North Carolina that best describes themselves as, "ya Aunty's favorite boy band," has gained a lot of attraction on Tiktok. Their popular song, "Pears," talks about dealing with self-doubt, specifically struggling with internal and creative doubts. They have this emotional depth and awareness of life that is felt through their songs. 

Nightly 

Make sure to get there early Friday to see this glossy pop band. With their catchy hooks and euphoric sound Nightly makes you feel like you are inside a movie soundtrack. The three member band creates music that overcomes you making you feel alive and present.

Quinn XCII

The native Michigan singer creates upbeat pop music that is best described as “feel good.” It makes you want to get up and dance and sing along. He just released a new single, “Pasadena,” and has three EPS coming out this year. His performance will be a fun one to watch that will guarantee high energy.

Maggie Rogers

Maggie is best known for her song “Alaska” and receiving credible praise and recognition from the legendary artist Pharrell Williams. Her authenticity is celebrated along with her exceptional voice and songwriting credibility. She has carved a unique path for herself and with her vocal range and musical talent the sky's the limit for her. 

Young The Giant

With about twenty years of being a band under their belt, they have become a crowd favorite at festivals. Known for hit songs such as, “Cough Syrup” and “My Body,” they bring an energy out on stage like no other musical act. From celebrating the band's multicultural background, to their versatile sound, to even their thought provoking lyrics, it is no wonder they have created a sweet spot in the music industry that has lasted over the span of two decades.

Biking With Francis

If you like artists Kevin Abstract, Frank Ocean, and Childish Gambino, you need to check out Biking With Francis, a music collective of three friends from Charlotte. The up-and-coming trio has two EPs, "BRUNNUTE" and "HONEYDEW," out so far and they are only just beginning with this creative collaboration.

Mt. Joy

Mt. Joy is one of the best indie-folk bands of this generation. Their music should be on your road trip playlist if they are not already. Their music is bursting with rich harmonies and infectious energy that makes you want to stump your feet and sing along.

Noah Kahan 

The "Best New Artist" Grammy Nominee for 2024 has had quite a busy year from touring all over the world to collaborating with artists such as Post Malone. He has taken over the top charts with his last album “Stick Season” and shows no signs of slowing down. His set will have you screaming at the top of your lungs with hit songs such as “Northern Attitude” and “Dial Drunk." This is a headliner you will not want to miss. 

If you have not already grabbed your tickets for Lovin' Life Music Fest, 3 day tickets are still available here! You will not want to miss out on this unforgettable experience of a weekend full of great music in the Queen City.

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