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Kilby Block Party Unveils 2027 Lineup With Deftones, The Strokes, and Jungle

Organizers of the Kilby Block Party have officially revealed the lineup for next year’s festival, scheduling the three-day event for May 14–16 at the Utah State Fairpark.

The upcoming festival’s top tier features Deftones, The Strokes, and Jungle as headliners. Alongside the main headliners, the bill highlights younger acts including Fontaines D.C., Slayyyter, and Lil Yachty, as well as a deeply stacked undercard featuring several classic-album playthrough sets. Two Door Cinema Club is set to perform Tourist History, and Whitney will play Light Upon The Lake. The roster also brings back Bradford Cox’s recently revived solo project Atlas Sound, alongside the Swedish weird-pop project the Radio Dept., which has been largely inactive in recent years.

The lineup incorporates a broad roster of underground staples and indie veterans, including Spoon, Hot Chip, Kim Gordon, Wolf Parade, Mercury Rev, Joyce Manor, Silversun Pickups, and Twin Peaks. The extensive bill further features contemporary indie favorites such as IDLES, Weyes Blood, Julien Baker, Kurt Vile, Wednesday, Ratboys, Westside Cowboy, Iceage, Erika de Casier, Phantogram, Grace Ives, Caroline Rose, Porches, Lip Critic, Quiet Light, Sextile, Lowertown, Greg Freeman, Victoryland, Current Joys, Wunderhorse, Racing Mount Pleasant, Frankie And The Witch Fingers, Madra Salach, Rocket, Prostitute, Bandalos Chinos, Annabelle Dinda, Tokyo Tea Room, Dillom, Rehash, Choir Boy, Truman Sinclair, Gapyear, Heathers, Bee Blackwell, Seeking The Sun, Olympic Deth, Bonneville, Auxo., Roo Nostalgia, Cool Banana, Rally, Stage Fright, and Lillies. Organizers have also left a few question-mark mysteries on the current poster, teasing upcoming reveals that could involve reunion acts or unannounced tours.

Ticketing for the event opens with a KeyBank pre-sale for three-day passes, which is available immediately without requiring a KeyBank account. General public on-sale for three-day passes begins tomorrow, October 29, at 10 a.m. Mountain Time.

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