"Sublime have announced Sublime Me Gusta, a new multi-city festival taking place in 2026. So far, only two festival dates have been confirmed. The inaugural edition will be held on May 9th at Panther Island Pavilion in Fort Worth, Texas, where Sublime will be joined by Slightly Stoopid. The second edition will follow on June 27th in Oregon; the city, venue, and lineup are currently unannounced. The full lineups for both events will arrive in the coming weeks, with more cities also being announced soon."
"Sublime Me Gusta takes its name from the beloved Sublime song "Caress Me Down" ("Me gusta mi reggae, me gusta punk rock") and aims to celebrate Sublime's ethos, rebellious spirit, and cross-genre musical style. They'll also be offering special craft beer sampling as a $15.99 add-on purchase, where attendees can sample the best local, regional, and national craft beer, hard seltzer, and cider from Noon to 3:00 p.m."
"Sublime are gearing up for an exciting 2026, with a full album playthrough of their seminal 1996 self-titled effort scheduled at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado on April 17th and a greatest hits performance the following day. They'll also play Innings Festival in Arizona and Sonic Temple in Ohio next year. Check out their tour dates below and get tickets to see Sublime here."
Sublime will launch Sublime Me Gusta, a multi-city festival in 2026 with confirmed events on May 9 at Panther Island Pavilion in Fort Worth, Texas, and June 27 in Oregon, with city and venue details for the latter unannounced. The Fort Worth show will feature Slightly Stoopid; full lineups and additional city dates will be announced in the coming weeks. The festival takes its name from the Sublime song Caress Me Down and aims to celebrate the band's ethos and cross-genre musical style. A $15.99 craft beer sampling add-on offers local, regional, and national samples from Noon to 3:00 p.m. Tickets for Fort Worth are on sale now with General Admission starting at $89.99. Sublime's 2026 schedule also includes a full-album playthrough at Red Rocks on April 17, a greatest-hits performance the following day, and festival appearances at Innings and Sonic Temple.
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