Music lovers in South Carolina have High Water Festival to look forward to next spring. On Tuesday, the festival announced that Noah Kahan and Hozier will headline the festival hosted in Riverfront Park in North Charleston on April 20 and 21.

Among the artists set to perform are Fleet Foxes and Shovel & Rope on Saturday before Kahan’s closing set, and Grace Potter and the Flaming Lips prior to Hozier on Sunday. The Flaming Lips are set to perform their album Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots.

The bill also includes Courtney Barnett, Houndmouth, the Walkmen, and Olivia Jean on Saturday; and the Wallflowers, the Linda Lindas, Kevin Morby, and Briston Maronety on Sunday.

Fans can sign up for presale access for single-day and full-weekend tickets, before they go on sale to the general public on Oct. 26 at noon ET. General admission weekend tickets cost $225, GA+ passes start at $400, VIP entry starts at $645. Meanwhile, the $1,650 platinum tickets include complimentary dining and drinks, among other perks.

Those interested in only attending one day of the festival can acquire tickets starting at $135 for general admission entry.

High Water Festival prides itself in being a “haven for foodies” as they showcase different restaurants and eateries in their “Refuge” section. Fans will also be able to shop handmade jewelry, leather goods, and artist merch at “the Market.”

Beck, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, and Wilco headlined the 2023 edition. Lana Del Rey also surprised the crowd when she joined Bleachers’ Jack Antonoff during their performance for a rendition of Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd‘s “Margaret.”