Toronto's Bud Light Dreams Festival, formerly known as Digital Dreams, has been confirmed for another year, and will run from June 29-30 at the RBC Echo Beach venue.
The festival's lineup has already been announced, with Canadian acts like Rezz joined by Zedd, Slander, Nghtmre, and Louis the Child as headliners. Joining them is Andrew Rayel, Anna Lunoe, Claptone, Duke Dumont, Dom Dolla, Ghastly, and Gorgon City. In the weeks leading up the festival, more acts will be announced.
Tickets are currently available on the Bud Light Dreams website, with General Admission, GA+, and VIP Admission all available. GA+ gets attendees into the festival faster by granting them access to dedicated express entry lines, and also provides faster access to water fill stations.
VIP Admission gives attendees access to exclusive viewing areas that are closer to the stage, in addition to private bars, dedicated water stations, better washrooms, and access to the secret VIP area where giveaways and free food will be handed out over the two days.
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2019's Bud Light Dreams Festival Will Take Place June 29-30
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