Rancho Cucamonga is getting its own two-day music festival this October, and organizers have split the bill right down genre lines: Bush headline Friday night, while country hitmaker Dustin Lynch tops the bill Saturday. The inaugural Faultline Festival is set for October 16-17 at Morongo Field at The Epicenter, bringing a new large-scale concert event to the Inland Empire calendar.
The festival is presented by Greater Ontario California, known as GOCAL, according to the Daily Bulletin. On Friday, the Grammy-nominated Bush will headline alongside Highly Suspect. Saturday shifts to country, with Dustin Lynch headlining a lineup that also includes Mitchell Tenpenny.
Tickets are on sale now through Ticketmaster.com, per the Daily Bulletin, with two-day passes priced between $62 and $168 and single-day tickets ranging from $39 to $105.
Daytime Programming Rounds Out the Ticketed Concerts
Beyond the evening concerts, the festival includes community programming, according to the organization's own event listing. That includes a Family Zone with children's activities, a pet-focused “Pawsitive Connection” area, and a celebration tied to the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, the minor league baseball team that calls Morongo Field home. Organizers also plan a nighttime drone show over the stadium during the festival weekend.
The venue itself carries some history. Morongo Field opened in April 1993 as a sports complex built for over $20 million, with 6,588 permanent seats, according to background compiled on Wikipedia. The stadium was known as LoanMart Field beginning in 2013. The Daily Bulletin identifies the festival venue as Morongo Field.
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GOCAL presents Faultline Festival, a multi-day ticketed music event in Rancho Cucamonga.
Bush will headline Friday, while Highly Suspect is also on the bill.
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Dustin Lynch headlines Saturday's country lineup, which also includes Mitchell Tenpenny.
Saturday support act Mitchell Tenpenny is part of the bill.
For the Inland Empire, the festival adds another live music event to a calendar that already includes GOCAL's other seasonal draws, giving Rancho Cucamonga and Ontario a fresh reason to fill area hotel rooms in mid-October.
