Sting, Incubus and My Morning Jacket lead the lineup for the fifth edition of the BeachLife Festival, which celebrates beach culture, art, food and, of course, music in Redondo Beach.

The lineup was announced on Friday Jan. 19 for the three-day fest, which returns to Seaside Lagoon on May 3-5.

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Music legend Sting will lead the charge on Friday; Calabasas alt-rockers Incubus play the main stage on Saturday; and My Morning Jacket will close out the festivities on Sunday. General admission tickets are available now starting at $159 for one day and $399 for weekend passes. Weekend VIP tickets are $999 and Captain’s tickets are $3,099 at beachlifefestival.com.

More than 40 acts were announced for this year’s event and they cover the gamut of rock, indie, pop, reggae and other genres. People can expect to see some ’80s dance moves when new wave stars Devo take the stage. Others on the bill include classic rockers ZZ Top and British crooner, Seal.

The festival, which launched in 2019, is also featuring hometown acts like Orange County’s Local Natives, Dirty Heads and Sugar Ray, who have pretty much become the house band of the event, having performed at every BeachLife Festival so far.

Besides the music, the festival’s DAOU SideStage, a high end pop-up restaurant on the side of the main stage, as well as art installations are also returning this year.

Here is the complete lineup.

Friday, May 3

Sting

Dirty Heads

Seal

City and Colour

Donavon Frankenreiter & G. Love

Bedouin Soundclash

The Samples

Jordana

Abraham Alexander

Surfer Blood

Warren Fitzgerald of The Vandals

Scott Reynolds of ALL

Chase Petra

Saturday, May 4

Incubus

Devo

Local Natives

Santigold

Pepper

Steel Pulse

Chevy Metal

Sun Room

The Expendables

Cydeways

Grace McKagan

Kevin Seconds of 7 Seconds

Jon Snodgrass

Jen Pop of The Bombpops

The Last

The Rookie5

Sunday, May 5

My Morning Jacket

Trey Anastasio + Classic TAB

Fleet Foxes

ZZ Top

Courtney Barnett

Margo Price

Sugar Ray

St Paul & The Broken Bones

Atlas Genius

Gaby Moreno

Tito Puente Jr.

Sashamon

Wall of Sound

Asiatica

Saxon Weiss

It’s OK!

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