Calling all music festival fans, you better be going to Boston Calling Music Festival this weekend.

The Boston-based music festival will take place over Memorial Day weekend from May 24-26 at the Harvard Athletic Complex in Boston, Mass.

Some of the music industry’s biggest artists and bands will be headlining, such as Ed Sheeran, Reneé Rapp and Young The Giant.

The festival will have four stages for artists to perform on, art fixtures, and even a 100-foot Ferris wheel.

Plus there will be over 30 local food vendors where festival goers can enjoy all types of cuisine from New England lobster rolls to southern BBQ.

You shouldn’t miss out on this festival, so here is how you can get last-minute tickets.

Who are the headliners for the Boston Calling Music Festival?

The fan-favorite artists who are headlining the music festival are Ed Sheeran, Leon Bridges, Tyler Childers, Trey Anastasio & Classic Tab, The Killers and Hozier.

There are also a wide variety of artists performing at the Boston festival, including Reneé Rapp, Young The Giant, Luke Hemmimgs, Khruangbin, Megan Thee Stallion, The Revivalists and so many others.

Where can I buy Boston Calling Music Festival Tickets?

Music festival fans can find tickets for Boston Calling on the festival website, as well as StubHub, Vivid Seats, TicketCity and SeatGeek.

First-time Vivid Seats users can save $20 on ticket orders over $200 with promo code NJ20 at checkout.

TicketCity users can save $15 on orders over $400 using promo code TCITYSAVE15 at checkout.

The complete artist lineup for the Boston Calling Music Festival is available here.

Upcoming festivals in 2024

The Boston Calling Music Festival is not the only music event to look forward.

Here is a list of upcoming festivals you do not want to miss: Barefoot Country Music Festival, Governors Ball Music Festival, Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival and Sad Summer Festival.

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On Tuesday evening, the Boston Celtics and Indiana Pacers will play Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals in Massachusetts.

For the game, the Celtics will officially be without Kristaps Porzingis.

The 2018 NBA All-Star has missed each of the previous six games, so this will be his seventh straight out of the starting lineup.

Via Zack Cox of NESN: “The Celtics officially ruled out Kristaps Porzingis for Game 1 tomorrow night. Seventh straight DNP for him.

Joe Mazzulla today said Porzingis is “working really hard to come back as fast as he can” but wasn’t ready to begin practicing with the team.”

The Celtics did not have Porzingis in their second round series with the Cleveland Cavaliers, but they were still able to win in just five games.

He is in his first year with the Celtics, and finished the regular season with averages of 20.1 points, 7.2 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 1.9 blocks per contest while shooting 51.6% from the field and 37.5% from the three-point range in 57 games.

They are the first seed in the Eastern Conference and had the best record in the NBA (64-18).

As for the Pacers, they beat the New York Knicks in the second round (in seven games).

Whoever wins the series will advance to the NBA Finals and face off against either the Dallas Mavericks or the Minnesota Timberwolves. 

That series will begin on Wednesday evening in Minnesota.

Porzingis is in his ninth season in the NBA and has also spent time with the Wizards, Mavs and Knicks.

TAUNTON – Taunton once again showed why they are the team to beat in Div. 1 as well as the Hockomock League with yet another impressive victory at home Monday night.

After battling early, Texas Tech commit Sam Lincoln and the Tigers had more than enough to blank King Philip 4-0 at Jack Tripp Field to win the Hockomock Kelley-Rex outright.

“King Philip is always a tough team competition for us, so to come out on top just solidifies that the girls are working hard and to keep pushing” said Tigers coach Michelle Raposo about the win. “They never let things get them down or some adversity to bother them. It’s great to come out on top.”

It was Lincoln who battled through a pair of runners in the first to keep King Philip (16-3) off the board as she struck out a pair in the frame.

She then hit a batter each in the second and third before settling in and retiring the final 12 batters, including striking out eight of the final nine for a total of 14.

“She is working with a new catcher and they’re still trying to work out the kinks of that,” Raposo said about the early innings with Aniyah Bailey catching. “A lot of her curveballs, the outside pitches, she’s not getting those calls. So, we are working on making the adjustments catching and trying to get a little more of those calls outside.”

Taunton (17-0) got on the board first as junior Brooke Aldrich led off with a double and scored on a King Philip error to make it 1-0 after four.

The Tigers weren’t done as they got three more runs in the fifth as Bailey cranked a two-run double to score sophomore Mia Torres and freshman Bella Bourque to push the lead to 3-0. Bailey scored one batter later on a hit for Aldrich.

“It felt great,” Lincoln said about getting those additional runs of support. “Only one run is not much, to be honest. One hit could score a run. So, having the extra runs just made me feel ten times more confident.”

Next up, Taunton will host Tewksbury on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. King Philip will be at Foxboro Wednesday at 3:45 p.m.