From rural Vermont and New Hampshire to Riviera Cancún, Noah Kahan returns to Mexico this winter with a full list of amigos. While you can expect to see Noah on the Main Stage and by the pool throughout Out of the Blue 2025, we just hope that he gets a tan this time around!

One of the world’s most beloved bands, with 24 #1 hits. We’ve been begging The Lumineers to join us in Mexico since we first came up with the concept for Out of the Blue and can’t wait to see them switch into vacation mode in January.

We couldn’t be happier for the path that this band is on right now and are grateful that it’s included a roundtrip to Out of the Blue 2025. Our amigos Matt, Sam, Michael, Sotiris and Jackie return for their second year in the sun. If you see anyone in Mt. Joy around the resort please do not challenge him/her to a tequila drink off!

Rainbow Kitten Surprise will be bringing their trademarked blend of lyrical poetry, hummable melodies and instrumental eccentricities to Mexico this winter. You best believe we’ll be front and center when they take the stage on the beach…and if you haven’t heard their latest album ‘Love Hate Music Box’ you should check it out as it was produced by a frequent collaborator of Noah’s, Konrad Snyder.

Prepare yourselves for a joyful rebellion with Lake Street Dive in Riviera Cancún! The five-piece’s all-embracing ethos has made them a figure in the touring world, known for building a potent connection among every crowd. Their eclectic sound - a boldly original cross-pollination of soul, folk, jazz, classic pop, and more - was meant for the beach…and the pool, dare we say!

Our pal Briston Maroney is coming back to Out of the Blue this winter for round dos! The 26-year-old singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist cut his teeth playing house shows and winning over fans one living room at a time. He is a cherished part of our family and is quickly becoming one of our favorite acts to watch live. We can’t wait to see what he has in store for his return trip!

The Japanese House is 24-year-old Londoner Amber Bain. Her debut EP Pools to Bathe In was produced with The 1975’s George Daniel and Matthew Healy. She describes her music as “warm, dream-pop sounds that wash over the listener like you’re standing in the ocean getting taken over by the waves”...sounds pretty good for a festival on the Caribbean, no?!

Ashlyn Rae Willson. Remember that name because one day you’ll be able to brag about the chance to see Ashe in such an intimate setting. “Willson”, her third studio album, was recently released and serves as a return to Ashe’s songwriting roots, as well as her return to Nashville, where she started her career after graduating from Berklee College of Music. “Willson” feels sticky and sweet - like getting bit by a mosquito on a hot, summer day. Luckily we don’t have any mosquitoes in Mexico, plenty of lizards though!!

90% sure this is the first time we’ve had an act from Canada at Out of the Blue, and boy are they a special one. Hailing from Toronto, Wild Rivers blends sweet vocal harmonies with a laid-back folk-rock feel. Perfect for those winter days on the beach…in Mexico.

Cincinnati singer-songwriter Michael Marcagi’s ascent is a homegrown success story. With a career built largely through grassroots social media support, the folk-rock singer has demonstrated that listeners are hungry for earnest storytelling rooting in age-old American musical traditions. A timeless sound and engaging sense of emotional truth makes Marcagi’s music immediately compelling. Don't believe us? Just throw on “American Romance”.

Peter Martin, known professionally as Petey, is an American musician and social media personality who rose to prominence (and we mean prominence) on TikTok during the pandemic. He has 1.5 million followers on the platform and seemingly the same amount of personalities that he uses to entertain thumb-flicking youths across the globe. Take a dive into his full discography and get ready for some serious hangs at Out of the Blue.