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Learn To Plan: Boston Calling announces single-day lineups for Spring 2017 festival

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A few weeks ago Boston Calling Music Festival revealed its massive Spring 2017 lineup, a 45-band-and-artist Memorial Day Weekend throwdown headlined by Tool, Chance The Rapper, and Mumford & Sons.

Now, we know which bands and artists will be playing on which day. Boston Calling today released its single-day lineups, complete with single-day tickets, and the fest — its first at the Harvard University Athletic Complex in Allston — shakes out May 26, 27, and 28 like this:

BosCAll Day Lineup

Friday May 26, 2017
Chance The Rapper
Bon Iver
Sigur Rós
Solange
Sylvan Esso
Mac DeMarco
Car Seat Headrest
Francis & The Lights
Deerhoof
Whitney
Lucy Dacus
Vundabar
Xylouris White

Saturday May 27, 2017
Mumford & Sons
The xx
The 1975
Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats
Tegan and Sara
Brandi Carlile
Majid Jordan
Oh Wonder
Danny Brown
Cousin Stizz
Russ
Strand Of Oaks
Moses Sumney
Kevin Morby
Tkay Maidza
Alexandra Savior

Sunday May 28, 2017
Tool
Major Lazer
Weezer
Cage The Elephant
Run The Jewels
Flatbush Zombies
Wolf Parade
Piebald
Frightened Rabbit
Converge
Buffalo Tom
Mitski
PUP
Hiss Golden Messenger
The Hotelier
Mondo Cozmo

On first glance, it looks pretty spread out and evened up nicely depending on your tastes.

On the local front, Sunday is the spot to be, as Converge, Buffalo Tom, Piebald, and The Hotelier all rep Massachusetts on the final day, with Vundabar playing Friday, and Cousin Stizz performing Saturday.

Here’s some ticket info: “Single Day tickets are available for purchase beginning today, March 3, 2017 at 10 a.m. EST at bostoncalling.com. Single Day Tickets are $99 for General Admission and $199 for VIP. A limited number of General Admission Three-Day passes and VIP Three-Day passes are available for $269 and $529, respectively. Additionally, there are a limited amount of single-day Platinum passes for $599 and three-day Platinum passes for $999.”

With its enhanced lineup and new location, the festival will also feature a Natalie Portman-curated “film experience” on women in the film industry inside the nearby Bright-Landry Hockey Center, and an expanded food and drink slate. Check out an artist rendering of the new Boston Calling grounds, below, and click here for our continued coverage of the festival.

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