Something in the Water 2020 returns to Williams’ hometown of Virginia Beach, and will more than double in duration compared to the three-day event this year.

From Monday through Thursday, the festival will host the “brightest minds from the culinary world, technology, environmental sustainability, health & wellness, media, and more.”

The music performances are scheduled to take place from Friday through Thursday. The lineup is yet to be revealed, but it is expected that the first headliners will be announced soon.

The 2019’s edition of Something in the Water festival featured an exciting lineup that consisted of Diplo, Pharrell & Friends, Dave Matthews Band, Migos, Janelle Monáe, Masego, SZA, Rosalía, Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals, Jhené Aiko, Missy Elliott, Pusha-T, Travis Scott, and many more. The event, however, didn’t get off to a great start, as Day 1 of the festival ended up being canceled due to “inclement weather.”

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Something in the Water is scheduled to take place in Pharrell Williams’ hometown of Virginia Beach from April 26th to April 28th. Tickets for the festival will be available on March 8th. Check out the teaser and full lineup below.

“Allen Iverson. Missy Elliott. Dave Matthews Band. Ella Fitzgerald. Virginia has been home to some of the most gifted artists, athletes, and scientists to ever live. And it makes sense — the people of Virginia are one-of-a-kind: uniquely gritty, bold, and brilliant,” said Pharrell in the statement. “For the first time, we are harnessing that energy, bringing the great minds of our time and the biggest brands in the world to this great place, and letting the inspiration flow and well-deserved oportunities unfold. Virginia needs this right now and the world will see what we Virginians have known all along: there really is Something in the Water.”

Besides the live shows, Something in the Water will also see numerous other different event taking place during the festival including art performances and movie screenings. This will include a screening of Samuel “Blitz” Bazawule’s movie The Burial of Kojo as well as post-screening conversations with this Ghanaian-American hip-hop artist and filmmaker.

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Something in the Water 2020 returns to Williams’ hometown of Virginia Beach, and will more than double in duration compared to the three-day event this year.

From Monday through Thursday, the festival will host the “brightest minds from the culinary world, technology, environmental sustainability, health & wellness, media, and more.”

The music performances are scheduled to take place from Friday through Thursday. The lineup is yet to be revealed, but it is expected that the first headliners will be announced soon.

The 2019’s edition of Something in the Water festival featured an exciting lineup that consisted of Diplo, Pharrell & Friends, Dave Matthews Band, Migos, Janelle Monáe, Masego, SZA, Rosalía, Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals, Jhené Aiko, Missy Elliott, Pusha-T, Travis Scott, and many more. The event, however, didn’t get off to a great start, as Day 1 of the festival ended up being canceled due to “inclement weather.”

The post Pharrell Williams’ “Something in the Water” Festival Will Return in 2020 appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Something in the Water is scheduled to take place in Pharrell Williams’ hometown of Virginia Beach from April 26th to April 28th. Tickets for the festival will be available on March 8th. Check out the teaser and full lineup below.

“Allen Iverson. Missy Elliott. Dave Matthews Band. Ella Fitzgerald. Virginia has been home to some of the most gifted artists, athletes, and scientists to ever live. And it makes sense — the people of Virginia are one-of-a-kind: uniquely gritty, bold, and brilliant,” said Pharrell in the statement. “For the first time, we are harnessing that energy, bringing the great minds of our time and the biggest brands in the world to this great place, and letting the inspiration flow and well-deserved oportunities unfold. Virginia needs this right now and the world will see what we Virginians have known all along: there really is Something in the Water.”

Besides the live shows, Something in the Water will also see numerous other different event taking place during the festival including art performances and movie screenings. This will include a screening of Samuel “Blitz” Bazawule’s movie The Burial of Kojo as well as post-screening conversations with this Ghanaian-American hip-hop artist and filmmaker.

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