A two day independent music festival returns to Savannah’s Starland District with dozens of bands, multiple stages, late night shows, and more.
Dog Days Fest returns June 5-6 for a weekend of live music across some of Savannah’s most popular venues in the Starland District. The two day festival features performances from regional and touring artists across multiple stages, including Starland Yard, Front Porch Improv, Over Yonder, and The Wormhole.
The 2026 lineup includes Osees, Sextile, Upchuck, Poison Ruïn, Sharp Pins, Winter, Uranium Club, Hudson Freeman, Esther Rose, Mantra, Motocrossed, Portrayal of Guilt, Drook, Catzap!, Glen Parks, Rosemary Nods Upon the Grave, Birdleaf, Brother Vinyl, Chris Casey, Lash Meat, Zandig, and more.
Festival headquarters will be based at Starland Yard, where attendees can enjoy food trucks, beverages, vendors, and the festival box office. Additional late-night performances and dance parties will take place throughout the weekend.
Dog Days Fest is a rain or shine event. Attendees should be prepared for summer weather, comfortable walking between venues, and a packed schedule of music from afternoon performances through late-night sets.
Weekend passes are on sale now. Single day passes may be released closer to the festival if tickets remain available.
