Double Decker Arts Festival announces 2025 artists lineup

Double Decker crowd packs out The Square on April 23, 2022. Photo by HG Biggs.

The 28th Double Decker Arts Festival musical lineup was announced on the organization’s Instagram account on Friday, Jan. 21.

Presented by Ole Miss Athletics, UM Museum and Rowan Oak, the 2025 Double Decker Arts Festival is gearing up to bring a wide variety of music to the Oxford Square on Friday, April 25 and Saturday, April 26.

Billboard-charting artist Charley Crockett is set to headline on Friday evening, playing his country hits to the Nicholas Air Stage. Grace Potter will headline on Saturday, bringing with her a long discography of rock and pop music.

Other acts playing on Friday evening include country group Ole 60, rock ‘n’roll group The Band of Heathens and local dark country group The Great Dying.

Performers opening for Potter include rock groups Water Liars and Seratones. Also, Houndmouth, Cimafunk, Cedric Burnside and Rust College A’Cappella Choir will be part of Saturday’s musical lineup.

Music education major Brian Barrow hopes that even though he has not heard of the artists featured in the lineup, attending the festival will introduce him to new music.

“Maybe since I don’t know the artists for this year like I did last year, I will become more exposed to new music. I’m excited about that,” Barrow said.

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