A three-day reggae and outdoor music festival held at Mariner's Point Park in Mission Beach, featuring multiple stages and diverse musical acts.
Mission Bayfest returns to Mariner's Point Park in Mission Beach from October 16 to 18, three days of reggae and outdoor music for all ages. The park is at 1215 Mariners Way, and the festival describes it as the perfect music location, with plenty of green space and 360-degree views of Mission Bay.
Friday, October 16, kicks off at 3 PM with Rebelution, Steel Pulse, and The Movement leading the bill. They're joined by Surfer Girl, Joe Samba, Doah's Daydream, Cappo Kelley, The Gaslamp Killer, and King Cruff. Saturday, October 17, starts at 12 PM with Kolohe Kai, Common Kings, and SOJA on the lineup, along with Landon McNamara, For Peace Band, Eureka Sound, Kekoa The Artist, Kela Saco, and Ooklah the Moc. Sunday, October 18, also starts at 12 PM and shifts toward punk and ska, with The Offspring, The Interrupters, and The Expendables topping the bill. They're joined by Jakobs Castle, Sitting on Saturn, Kyle Smith, The Ries Brothers, sullvn, The Resinators, The Last Call, and Goldfinger.
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Across the three days, the music stays outdoors in the coastal community of Mission Beach, and the all-ages entry means you can bring the whole family. Single-day tickets start at $140, and a three-day pass is $280. The first day runs from 3 PM on October 16, and the following two start at 12 PM on October 17 and 18.
