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More than 80 artists set to rock San Diego at Wonderfront Festival

El Cajon, CALocal News

The Wonderfront Music & Arts Festival kicks off today, bringing over 80 musical acts to San Diego's waterfront. Headliners include Anderson . Paak, Foster the People, and Khruangbin, with performances spanning multiple genres such as rock, electronic, and soul. Stephen Partridge, president of Events. com, highlighted the festival's enhancements aimed at providing a seamless and engaging experience.

Paul Thornton, founder of Wonderfront, noted that the festival celebrates community and the natural beauty of San Diego. Friday's lineup features artists like Peggy Gou and Daniel Caesar, while Saturday showcases Anderson . Paak & The Free Nationals. The festival also introduces "Next Wave" performances from emerging artists and expands the "Electric Lounge" for EDM enthusiasts. A highlight includes the return of 4 Non Blondes, performing for the first time in 31 years.

This event is set to unite music lovers and enhance San Diego's cultural landscape.

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