Written by Kasey Caminiti

1. Cyndi Lauper

First, this Grammy, Wmmy and Tony award winner is a legend. With hits like “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun,” “Time After Time” and “True Colors,” Lauper’s set list is sure to be filled with hit after hit. Since spearheading the pop-punk movement with her colorful locks, distinct style and playful attitude, Lauper continues to evoke the spirit of feminism and overall love through her music and activism. Definitely a must-see performer.

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2. Sum 41

These Canadian rockers are a bit of a throwback but if you remember the days of listening to homemade CDs on your Walkman, this is the band for you. Formed in 1996, Sum 41 gained popularity for their hits like “Fat Lip” and “In Too Deep” before going through several roster changes. With frontman Deryck Whibley maintaining his place front and center as the sole founding member of the band, Sum 41 will incite mosh pits and more during their performance this weekend.

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3. Sturgill Simpson

Get a taste of some American country with Kentucky native Sturgill Simpson. Performing on the Bell Stage on Sunday, this solo singer offers a conversational sound reminiscent of Willie Nelson and Keith Whitley. With a Grammy Award for Best Country Album under his belt for his third studio album A Sailor’s Guide to Earth, the talent of Sturgill Simpson is truly undeniable.

Written by Kasey Caminiti

Written by Kasey Caminiti