Apple Music is partnering with Goldenvoice to live stream the Head Trip music festival taking place in Indio, California on October 10-11.
Head Trip will feature Calvin Harris, Fisher with Chris Lake, Peggy Gou with Four Tet, Swedish House Mafia, Skrillex, Dom Dolla with Kettama, and more. Tickets for the in-person event started at $499 but are sold out, and only passes starting at $589 are currently available.
Music fans who don’t want to pay so much or travel to the California desert can watch the live stream for free via Apple Music.
“Head Trip brings together an extraordinary selection of artists currently shaping dance and electronic music culture,” said Stephen Campbell, Global Head of Dance, Electronic Music and DJ Mixes at Apple Music. “Our goal at Apple Music has always been to connect fans with the artists, stages and dance floors that drive this culture forward. Teaming up with Goldenvoice on Head Trip gives us an incredible opportunity to take the energy of this one-of-a-kind festival beyond Indio, giving fans around the world the chance to experience these performances on Apple Music.
Sets from the event’s main stage will be streamed live throughout both days of the festival, according to Digital Music News. More information about Head Trip can be found on the festival website.
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