J. Cole, Halsey, Kid Cudi headline Governors Ball Music Festival
J. Cole, Halsey, and Kid Cudi are slated to headline the concert series which is scheduled for June 10-12.
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Jan 26, 2022, 12:03 PM
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10h agoBig news
for music fans this morning as the lineup for this year's Governors Ball Music
Festival has been announced.
J. Cole,
Halsey, and Kid Cudi are slated to headline the concert series which is scheduled for
June 10-12.
The
Governors Ball is returning to its regularly scheduled summer time slot after
being delayed last year until the Fall.
It'll take
place at Citi Field in Queens.
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