Get ready for a once-in-a-lifetime electronic music experience at Carsonville, Michigan's WoodKey Festival this year. Featuring over 100 performances from DJs, a 60-foot movie screen, and riverside views, this is the camping festival you won't want to miss out on.

Chicago's Up In Smoke Music Festival is here to put you on to the most original local talent in the Midwest. Offering performances from bands discovered in garages all over the South side, plus delicious street food and BBQ, it'll feel like you're at an elevated block party built for music discovery.

Returning for its 26th year, the Tim Hortons Southside Shuffle Blues & Jazz Festival is an award-winning festival featuring three days of music, food vendors, and an artesian market.

Taking place in a decommissioned craft airfield in Ohana Farms, BC, Outhouse Fest is a two-day camping festival bringing 20 bands spanning folk and country all the way to punk rock.

Hear twangy singer-songwriter Sierra Ferrell and folk legend Patty Griffin as you gaze at Lake Michigan during the inaugural Evanston Folk Festival, located just outside of Chicago.

Los Angeles '90s kids are getting a treat at the I Love RNB Festival with iconic R&B performers such as Omarion, Ja Rule, Monica, Mya, Fabolos, and more.

What better way to celebrate the FAMU vs MIAMI football game than with live music, food trucks, and drinks? Taking place in Miami's NoMI Village, the Never Give Up Festival will showcase performances from A-list rappers like Rick Ross, Rich Homie Quan, and more.

To celebrate Latinx Heritage Month, Concrete Jungle Entertainment is bringing over 24 bands to Los Angeles' Catch One to showcase all of the best ska music in the city for all of the Latinx rude boys and girls to enjoy at Viejos Tiempos Ska Fest.

This September at the Brooklyn Children's Museum, a fusion of Carribean rhythms and smooth jazz will serve as the backdrop for delicious food and family fun at the New York Carribean Jazz Festival.

Head to a ranch in Chadwick, MO, for a three-day celebration of folk, bluegrass, and Americana music. When you're not in front of a stage, you can take a hike, wade in a creek, or pet some goats.

Head to the Outer Banks in North Carolina for three days of bluegrass music (including a headlining set from the Infamous Stringdusters), taking place on a 22-acre island.

Reggae and more music from around the world will ring through Dallas at this three-day festival that also features local food vendors and a marketplace stocked with interesting goods to browse.