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🎵 Music Festival · Saturday, June 13, 2026 · Petco Park, Downtown San Diego

Field of Dreamz Festival 2026

Slightly Stoopid, Sublime & More at Petco Park

Slightly Stoopid is from San Diego. They grew up here, started playing here, got their big break here when Sublime's Bradley Nowell personally signed them as teenagers. Forty years later, they're headlining their own stadium festival in their own city at Petco Park, and they've brought Sublime to play it with them. The Field of Dreamz Festival is the inaugural edition — Saturday, June 13, 2026, gates at 3:40 PM, two stages, nine acts, all day. It's a homecoming celebration for the California reggae-rock scene that San Diego helped build.

Field of Dreamz Festival at Petco Park San Diego — Slightly Stoopid Sublime Stephen Marley June 13 2026

🎸 Field of Dreamz Festival 2026 — Full Lineup

ArtistNotes
Slightly StoopidSan Diego's own. Co-headliner and festival host. “2 am,” “Closer to the Sun,” “Collie Man”
SublimeThe Long Beach legends. “What I Got,” “Santeria,” “Wrong Way”
Stephen MarleySon of Bob Marley, Grammy-winning reggae artist
The ElovatersBoston-based reggae-rock rising act
PepperKona, Hawaii-based punk-reggae trio
DENMCalifornia-based reggae-influenced singer-songwriter
Z-TripDJ and turntablist, known for genre-blending sets
Band of GringosSan Diego-based
BoostiveReggae-rock act

Two stages means minimal downtime between sets — when one stage finishes, the other picks up.

📖 Why This Festival Matters — The San Diego Reggae-Rock Story

Slightly Stoopid met Bradley Nowell of Sublime in the early 1990s on the San Diego-Long Beach punk and reggae circuit. Nowell liked what he heard and signed them to his label, Skunk Records, when they were still teenagers from Ocean Beach. That connection — San Diego skate culture, California beach life, reggae rhythms, and punk energy — defined a sound that Sublime popularized and Slightly Stoopid carried forward after Nowell's death in 1996.

The Field of Dreamz Festival is explicitly a celebration of that lineage. Having Sublime on the bill isn't just a booking — it's a closing of a circle that opened in San Diego three decades ago.

⭐ Field of Dreamz VIP Packages

All-Star VIP Package

  • • Dedicated VIP entrance
  • • Access to front-of-stage VIP Field Pit viewing
  • • Beach & Pier VIP Lounges next to the Main Stage
  • • Private VIP restrooms
  • • Foil event poster
  • • One (1) pack of limited-edition Field of Dreamz Trading Cards

Hall of Fame VIP Package

Everything in All-Star, plus:

  • • Access to SMKFLWR Lounge inside the Lexus Club
  • • Nacho & Taco Bar Happy Hour from 4–6 PM
  • • Beer (while supplies last) & cash cocktail bar
  • • Three (3) packs of limited-edition Field of Dreamz Trading Cards

Tickets and VIP packages at fieldofdreamzfest.com.

🚇 Getting to Field of Dreamz Festival at Petco Park

  • Address: 100 Park Boulevard, San Diego, CA 92101 — Downtown San Diego
  • Gates: 3:40 PM
  • Transit (best option): Green and Orange trolley lines stop at Gaslamp Quarter station, a one-block walk from Petco Park.
  • Parking: Downtown San Diego lots and garages surround Petco Park. Saturday afternoon means more availability than a weekday evening. Arrive by 2:30–3 PM to get a spot within easy walking distance.
  • Rideshare: Drop-off on 10th Ave or Park Blvd near the park entrance.

💡 Insider Tips for Field of Dreamz Festival

  • • Two stages means you'll need a plan — once the full schedule drops on fieldofdreamzfest.com, map out which sets overlap.
  • • The VIP Field Pit is the closest you'll get to the stage. If front-and-center matters to you, the All-Star VIP pays for itself in positioning alone.
  • • Slightly Stoopid usually plays 90+ minutes as the headliner. Their sets are known for improvisational stretches — the official set time is a floor, not a ceiling.
  • • June in downtown San Diego can bring June Gloom into the late afternoon. Bring a layer for when the sun drops.
  • • Petco Park's field surface is grass over concrete — wear shoes you can stand in all day.
  • • This is the inaugural year. The first year is often the best deal — expect prices and demand to climb if it's a success.

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