May 15, 2021
The Peach Music Festival dropped its 2021 lineup. The camping festival will be held on the Fourth of July weekend, July 1-4, with a firework display each night.
The festival will feature a smorgasbord of jam and electronica legends and newcomers. Headlining is supergroup Oysterhead which features guitarist Trey Anastasio (Phish), bassist Les Claypool (Primus), and drummer Steward Copeland (The Police). The band was forced to cancel their reunion show after only two performances in Colorado in 2020, and The Peach is their first performance of 2021.
Other headliners include The String Cheese Incident, Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, Warren Haynes, Umphrey’s McGee, Moe., Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, Twiddle, and Turkuaz playing tribute to the Talking Heads’ masterpiece Remain In Light. And that isn’t even half the artists featured at The Peach.
The festival is located on Montage Mountain in Scranton, PA. The terrain has varying elevations and can get muddy, so The Peach encourages attendees to prepare for anything. There is also lake access for festival attendees, so pack a suit to cool off between sets.
The festival has three camping options: general admission, RV, and glamping-for those who need a tent and a little bit of pampering. Ticket price ranges from $179-$239 for general admission with or without camping included. There are also several VIP options available.
The Peach is an all-ages festival.
