New York’s biggest party, the Governors Ball, returns to Flushing Meadows Corona Park from Friday, June 6th through Sunday, June 8th.

Olivia Rodrigo, Tyler the Creator and Hozier will headline the festival’s star-studded lineup, with Benson Boone, Feid and Glass Animals also set to take the stage.

Other key artists on the bill include Young Miko, Tyla, Raye, Mk. Gee, Clairo, Japanese House, Conan Gray, Artemas, Mariah the Scientist, Mt. Joy and the Backseat Lovers.

Advance ticket sales begin at 10 a.m. on Thursday, January 16, with the cheapest tickets available for one hour only. Prices increase from 11 a.m. To sign up for a presale passcode, visit Here.

Three-day general admission tickets start at $319, two-day tickets start at $265 and single-day tickets start at $139. Up to eight tickets can be purchased per transaction.

Gates open at 11:45 a.m. each day of the festival. The main entrance is between the Unisphere and the Astronaut Court. It is open to all ages. Children up to eight years old can attend the festival for free when accompanied by an adult with a paid ticket. The limit is two children per adult with a ticket.

All ticket holders are allowed to enter and leave the festival site once a day; re-entry is not possible. The festival is 100% cashless. Credit cards, debit cards and mobile payment methods are accepted sitewide.

Guests and their belongings must be searched upon entry. To save time, it is recommended to leave large bags at home.

The following items are prohibited: aerosol containers, including sunscreen and personal care products; Cooler; all professional video equipment and cameras; Drones or other remotely controlled aircraft; hammocks, inflatables, outdoor food or drink, glass containers, umbrellas; pets (except service animals); selfie sticks; skateboards, scooters, bicycles; wagons, carts or other private motorized vehicles; Tents, canopies or shade structures.

Illegal substances, weapons, fireworks, bicycles, spiked jewelry and chairs are also prohibited. Flushing Meadows Corona Park is smoke-free, so smoking and vaping are prohibited in all parks.

However, strollers, frisbees, binoculars, blankets, sheets, towels, portable batteries, sunscreen in non-aerosol containers, and simple consumer point-and-shoot cameras are permitted.

This year marks the 15th anniversary of the festival, making it a milestone despite only being held at Flushing Meadows Corona Park for the third time. With over 60 artists performing over three days, participants can easily reach the venue via public transport, with train stops just minutes away.

“Summer in New York City would not be complete without the sound of music in our parks,” said New York City Parks Commissioner Sue Donoghue. “Holding the Governors Ball at our iconic Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens is the perfect way to celebrate the arts and bring people together. We look forward to seeing New Yorkers and visitors alike in Queens for this exciting start to summer in one of our most storied parks.”