Duran Duran BeachLife Festival 2026 Lineup Announced
- Duran Duran, The Offspring and James taylor and His All-Star Band will headline the event, taking place May 1-3 in Redondo Beach.
- "We were lucky enough too grow up in Southern California on the beach, surfing, hanging out with sand between our toes, vibing with friends and living the beach...
- beyond the music, BeachLife promises a range of food and drink options, and luxury experiences.
The BeachLife Festival ’26 lineup is set. Duran Duran, The Offspring and James taylor and His All-Star Band will headline the event, taking place May 1-3 in Redondo Beach. Additional confirmed acts include The Chainsmokers, My Morning Jacket, Slightly stoopid, Sheryl Crow, Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, Grouplove, Peach Pit, Sugar Ray, Switchfoot and more. Tickets are on sale now at BEACHLIFEFESTIVAL.COM.
“We were lucky enough too grow up in Southern California on the beach, surfing, hanging out with sand between our toes, vibing with friends and living the beach life,” says Beach Life Founder and Owner Allen Sandford.”Our culture celebrates the power and the beauty of the ocean and coastal resources – our waves,wind,smell of sea salt,beaches,sand,and wildlife that call this their home.”
beyond the music, BeachLife promises a range of food and drink options, and luxury experiences. as its 2019 launch, the festival has become known for its festive atmosphere and diverse lineup. Last year’s event drew over 35,000 attendees to see performances by Lenny Kravitz, Sublime, Alanis Morissette, and others.
Full lineup details and ticketing information are available at BEACHLIFEFESTIVAL.COM. SPIN has highlighted the Top 5 acts to see at BeachLife ’26.
1. Duran Duran
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Duran Duran remains a vital act 45 years into their career. Simon Le Bon delivers a compelling performance, singing with the same energy as during their early 80s hits like “Girls on Film,” “Planet Earth,” and “Hungry Like The Wolf.” Supported by the rhythm section of John Taylor (bass) and Roger Taylor (drums) and Nick Rhodes’ synth work, their live show covers both well-known tracks (“Rio,” “Save a Prayer”) and deeper cuts (“The Night Boat,” ”Careless Memories”).
2. The Offspring
Thirty years after “Come Out and Play,” The Offspring continue to deliver a high-energy live show. Dexter Holland and the band maintain their momentum, performing favorites like ”Gotta Get Away” and “Self-Esteem,” alongside hits like “Why Don’t You get a Job?” and “Pretty Fly (for a White Guy).” Seeing these platinum-selling punk legends in Southern california is a must.
3. Slightly Stoopid
Slightly Stoopid’s blend of reggae, rock, funk, hip-hop, blues, and ska perfectly complements the BeachLife vibe. Frontmen Kyle and Miles lead the San Diego-based band in creating a lively atmosphere, encouraging dancing and sing-alongs. their setlist includes staples like “Closer to the Sun,” “…Collie Man,” “2 am,” and “This Joint,” fostering a warm and uplifting party atmosphere.
4. James Taylor And His All Star Band
James Taylor consistently provides an intimate concert experience, nonetheless of venue size. His BeachLife set, against the ocean backdrop, promises to be no different. His timeless songbook – including “Carolina in My Mind,” “Sweet Baby James,” “Mexico,” and “Fire and Rain” – appeals to a wide audience. Accompanied by his long-standing All-Star Band, his performances are often calming and emotionally resonant.
5. My Morning Jacket
My Morning Jacket shows no signs of slowing down. Their tenth studio album, “is,” released last year, confirms their status as one of America’s finest rock bands. Their concerts expand on their studio recordings, allowing songs to evolve and breathe. Fan favorites like “One Big Holiday,” “Wordless Chorus,” and “Touch Me I’m Going To Scream Pt. 1” are often featured in unpredictable, immersive, and transformative live experiences.