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This chill fest—quite literally compared to the scorching desert outings—brings a few dozen acts to San Luis Obispo. This year’s lineup includes Jungle, Wallows, Goth Babe, Odd Mob, Kream and Briston Maroney at Dairy Creek Golf Course.

A Green Day-branded 7-Eleven Slurpee speakeasy is a concept we never even considered, but, well, here we are. On May 3 and 4 (4–10pm), the band’s Punk Bunny coffee brand will pop up on the Walk of Fame (6501 Hollywood Boulevard) with free apparel customization and limited-edition merch. In order to get in, you’ll first need to purchase a Kerplunk Kandy Grape Slurpee at a participating 7-Eleven or Speedway and bring your cup or receipt with you to the pop-up. The first 100 fans there each day will also receive free merch, including T-shirts, tote bags and hats.

Staged along the convention center side of San Diego’s downtown waterfront, the appropriately named Wonderfront includes sets from Peggy Gou, Daniel Caesar, Anderson .Paak, Foster the People, Khruangbin, Jason Mraz, Gary Clark Jr. and more. You’ll find Wonderfront from May 16 to 18 at Embarcadero Marina Park North, Seaport Village and Ruocco Park.

After years on the Central Coast, the annual event has more recently made a move significantly closer to L.A., at Bakersfield’s Buena Vista Aquatic Recreational Area. Sure, it’s still a bit of a trek, but where else can you find a sustainable, vegetarian festival dedicated to equal parts music, food, art, yoga and wellness? Expect to do some serious soul-searching during this five-day retreat, all while immersing yourself in everything from a speaker series to an old timey trading post. John Summit, Khruangbin, Jamie xx, Four Tet and Subtronics top the 2025 lineup.