With three months to go until the return of Fairfield Hills Music Festival, organizers have announced a pre-ticket sale continuing only through February 27.

Presale tickets are $45 each. General admission tickets will increase to $55 as of February 28. At the gate, tickets will be $60 per person.

Set for Saturday, May 16, noon-9:30 pm, at the historic Fairfield Hills campus, Fairfield Hills Music Festival continues to build momentum following sold-out performances by several artists featured in this year’s lineup. Proceeds will again benefit Kevin’s Community Center.

Headlining the main stage will be nationally recognized and regional award-winning artists, including Sister Sparrow and The Dirty Birds, The Moonrise Cartel, The Whiskey Treaty Roadshow, Jake Kulak and the Modern Vandals, and Bittersweet Descent. Together, these performers represent a powerful blend of Americana, roots, rock, and soul-driven music.

The festival’s second stage will showcase a dynamic mix of emerging and established talent, featuring The Decker Bandits, Eddie Seville, Riley Cotton, D’Pew, and The Flagpole Radio Band, offering attendees a full day of diverse live performances across genres.

With two stages, a thoughtfully curated artist’s lineup, and a picturesque outdoor setting, organizers say Fairfield Hills Music Festival will deliver an immersive live music experience for audiences of all ages. Attendees can also plan to enjoy a wide selection of local food trucks, along with beer and wine offerings from regional craft breweries, enhancing the overall festival atmosphere.

Tickets are available at bit.ly/FairfieldHillsMusicFest.

Kevin’s Community Center (KCC) promotes community wellness through outreach, education, and connections to trusted medical resources. KCC also supports local students pursuing careers in healthcare and is launching Kevin’s Coffee Corner, a community-focused space providing meaningful work opportunities for young people with special needs.