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Tickets for the 2019 Noise Pop Music Festival go on sale Friday.

The 27th incarnation of the indie rock, pop and hip-hop festival will include Beirut, who just announced their fifth LP, Gallipoli; guitarist Bob Mould (of Hüsker Dü); long-running Scottish rock band Teenage Fanclub, and the Strokes’ Albert Hammond Jr., who released his fourth solo album last March.

Other acts announced this week include singer-songwriter Caroline Rose, Jason Lytle of indie rockers Grandaddy and electronic musician Baths. 

The festival will be held at numerous venues throughout San Francisco and Oakland between Feb. 25 and March 3. Badges are on-sale now, and tickets to individual shows will go on-sale Friday at 10 a.m. The festival will again include film screenings, which will be included with the Noise Pop badge, allowing attendees to pack even more into their festival experience.

Additional acts, as well as the film and art lineup will be announced periodically over the next few months. More than 30,000 tickets were sold to see 180 acts at last year’s festival—the best-attended in its history. 

A limited amount of Early Bird badges are available for $149. With tiered pricing, the price will increase as the festival approaches. Once the allotment of early bird badges sells out, the price will increase to $179. Badges grant access to all non-seated concerts as well as happy hours and other events that have not yet been announced. Badges are non-transferrable with age restrictions for some events, and badge-holders must arrive within 60 minutes after door times to guarantee entrance. VIP badges (called the Super Fan and the Super Fam) cost up to $850 and include perks like guaranteed entry to all events, drink tickets, merch and an on-call concierge throughout the week of the festival.

For more information, visit noisepopfest.com. Catch up with all of our 2018 Noise Pop coverage here.