NORMAN — Some of the top local and national indie bands will rock Main Street when the Norman Music Festival celebrates its fifth year on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The three-day event will take place on over a dozen local stages and includes headliners Portugal. The Man on the festival's Main Stage and Hayes Carll on its Jack Daniels stage.
“The festival has lined up some incredible bands and we can't wait to share them with the public,” says Norman Music Festival Chair Steven White.
The festival will be held in downtown Norman, on Main Street in the Arts District, extending from the 300 block of E Main Street and the 100 block of W Main Street.
Last year's attendance topped out about 35,000 on the event's third night. To accommodate the growing audience, the Main Stage will be located at Main Street and Porter.
In addition to headliner Portugal. The Man, the Main Stage lineup includes Stillwater's Other Lives (fresh off a support tour with Radiohead), self-proclaimed American rock band Red Wanting Blue, the Weekend Hustler, the Tulsa-based Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, Oklahoma City's Modern Rock Diaries and Norman's Rainbows Are Free and Crown Imperial.
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