Two-day concert-campout set for October 2–3 at Grant County Fairgrounds & Events Center

Moses Lake, WA – (April 29, 2025) Harefest, LLC, in partnership with the Grant County Fairgrounds & Events Center, presents the 2026 edition of 90’s Flannel Fest at Moses Lake, taking place October 2–3. Now in its fifth year, the 21-and-over concert-campout features a full weekend of tribute band performances celebrating the defining artists of 90’s alternative, grunge, and rock.

The 2026 tribute band lineup includes Red Not Chili Peppers [Red Hot Chili Peppers], Nevermind [Nirvana], and Head Over Feet [Alanis Morissette] on Friday. Saturday’s schedule features Grand Royale [Beastie Boys], Jar of Flies [Alice in Chains], Fighting Foos [Foo Fighters], Outshined [Soundgarden], TribU2 [U2], Corduroy [Pearl Jam], and Nookie [Limp Bizkit].

“There’s a real connection people have with this music,” says co-producer Jason Fellman of Harefest LLC and J-Fell Presents. “When it’s played live, people sing along, embrace the vibes, and become part of what’s happening on stage.”

Tickets are available at 90sflannelfest.com. Early Bird pricing (through May) matches 2025 pricing, with 2-day General Admission at $89, Friday at $34, Saturday at $69, and Saturday (after 5pm) at $45. RV camping passes range from $90–$110, and tent camping is $45 during Early Bird pricing. Advance and day-of-show pricing tiers apply. Blankets and chairs are permitted; outside food and beverages are not.

LINKS

Festival Info: www.90sflannelfest.com

Tickets: www.aftontickets.com/90sflannelfest 

Graphics: https://bit.ly/90'sFFmedia

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