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The Panorama Music Festival returns to Randall's Island Park in New York this weekend for its third annual festival.
Mentioned this year by The Weeknd, Janet Jackson and The Killers, the festival's programming also includes some indie hits and R & B acts, including St. Vincent and SZA.
For the participants, we highlighted a selection of the best performers to simplify your festival experience.
Here are 5 artists you should see at the Panorama Music Festival this weekend:
The Weeknd
Day: Friday
Time Adjustment: 9:40 pm
Stadium: Panorama Stage [19659002] The latest release of The Weeknd, a six-song EP titled "My Dear Melancholy," debuted at number 1 on the Billboard 200 album chart in March.
St. Vincent
Day: Saturday
Time: 6: 55-7: 45 pm
Other time: ] Pavilion
Annie Clark, known as St. Vincent, released her critically acclaimed fifth album, "MASSEDUCTION", in October 2017. She is an immensely talented guitarist and live performer who is well worth the detour
SZA
Day: Saturday
Time setting: 7: 45-8: 35 pm
Stage: Panorama Stage
SZA's first studio album, "CTRL", was critically acclaimed after it fell in June 2017 and became platinum less than a year after its release.
Earlier this year, she retired from the Tour, "her tour with Kendrick Lamar and their labels on Top Dawg Entertainment, citing a vocal cord injury." In June, after seeing several doctors, SZA tweeted: "I have the good fortune to say that my voice is not permanently damaged and that I work every day to come back", and it should happen at Panorama.
Day: Sunday
Summer time: 7: 00-7: 55 pm
] Stage: The Pavilion
The Folk-Rock quintet Fleet Foxes releases his first album in six years with "Crack-Up" in 2017, and he is named one of the best albums in the world. year by many outlets
Day: Sunday
Time: 7: 50-8: 40 pm
Other time: ] Panorama Stage
The XX's latest album, "I See You" from 2017, is his most upbeat and friendly album, thanks to his biggest production of the electronic beatmaker, Jamie XX. Watching this trio live is (roughly) the musical equivalent of seeing a Phil Jackson triangle attack led by the Chicago Bulls of the '90s or the Los Angeles Lakers of the early 2000s.
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