Kid Cudi's Moon Man's Landing Festival Has Been Canceled
The event has not receive city approval to be hosted outdoors, though the mayor of Cleveland has now reached out to resolve the situation.
Update: Kid Cudi has announced that his second edition of Moon Man’s Landing Festival has been canceled due to the city of Cleveland not approving an outdoor festival and a lukewarm reception from fans commenting on his pivot to an arena venue. Since his initial post, Mayor Justin M. Bibb of Cleveland connected with Cudi to try and work something out for this year. Fans are being offered a complete refund for the cancelation and Cudi has pledged to bring it back next year with an outdoor venue somewhere near Cleveland.
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— The Chosen One (@KiDCuDi) June 27, 2023
Original Story: Kid Cudi on Thursday took to social media to announce the lineup for his second-annual Moon Man’s Landing Festival, which is slated to take over downtown Cleveland on August 19. The festival’s 2023 iteration will feature a performance from the rapper alongside sets from a star-studded roster, which includes Lil Uzi Vert, Coi Leray, $uicideboy$, BashfortheWorld, and Cleveland artists Sienna Bella and Chelsea Pastel, at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.
“MOON MAN’S LANDING 2023 BABY,” Cudi wrote on Twitter alongside the festival’s official bill.
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— The Chosen One (@KiDCuDi) June 14, 2023
Notably, last year’s Moon Man’s Landing Festival, which took place at Flats West Bank, featured performers such as Haim, Playboi Carti, Jaden Smith, Don Toliver, Pusha T, 070 Shake and Dominic Fike. It’s safe to say that this year’s edition will build on the inaugural festival’s success.
Cudi has remained rather lowkey music-wise for most of this year, aside from the release of one single, “PORSCHE TOPLESS,” which is slated to appear on his forthcoming album. Details on the upcoming project are scarce at this time, though Cudder has said that it will not be a sequel to any of his former releases.
Registration for presale tickets is open now on the Moon Man’s Landing Festival’s website. Presale tickets, starting at $74.99 USD, will become available next Friday, June 21 at 12:00 p.m ET. General sale tickets will then go live on June 23.
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