LCD Soundsystem
The dance-punk philosopher kings — 'All My Friends' remains the great festival closer, and James Murphy its most self-aware master of ceremonies.
Iron Blossom 2026 Lineup
Two days on Richmond's Midtown Green with an unusually sharp small-festival bill — LCD Soundsystem one night, Jack White the next.
About Iron Blossom 2026
Iron Blossom is a two-day festival on Richmond's Midtown Green with a bill considerably sharper than its size suggests: LCD Soundsystem closing Saturday, Jack White closing Sunday, and Dijon and Geese directly beneath them. Twenty-two acts total, which means very little clash anxiety and a lot of room to actually watch things.
The rest of the bill leans local and regional in the best way — McKinley Dixon, Edgehill, Haffway, Night Idea and Dogwood Tales are all Virginia acts, sitting alongside Phantogram, Portugal. The Man, Kevin Morby, La Luz and Die Spitz. Only the two headline rows have published days so far; everything else is still to be slotted.
Expect alternative, rock, psych-pop and dance-punk across 22 acts.
The headliners
- LCD Soundsystem — The dance-punk philosopher kings — 'All My Friends' remains the great festival closer, and James Murphy its most self-aware master of ceremonies.
- Jack White — The White Stripes' architect, still committed to analog friction — old amps, unrehearsed setlists, and a guitar tone like a blown speaker.
Up-and-comers to catch early
- McKinley Dixon — Richmond's own — literary, live-band rap steeped in Toni Morrison.
- Die Spitz — Austin four-piece swapping instruments mid-set and getting very good very fast.
- Edgehill — A Virginia booking playing close to home.
- Haffway — Local act filling out the undercard.
- Skorts — One of the newer names on the bill.
- Dogwood Tales — Virginia americana, well placed on an afternoon slot.
Other acts worth planning around
- LCD Soundsystem — Closing Saturday night.
- Jack White — Closing Sunday night.
- Dijon — Directly beneath LCD on Saturday — one of the most singular live acts going.
- Geese — Sunday's second billing, and a band improving at an alarming rate.
- Phantogram — Hits considerably harder live than on record.
- La Luz — Reverb-soaked surf guitar under close harmonies.
- Kevin Morby — Reliable, unhurried songwriting for a late-afternoon slot.
Iron Blossom 2026 lineup FAQ
When is Iron Blossom 2026?
September 19–20, 2026 — Saturday and Sunday.
Where is Iron Blossom held?
Midtown Green in Richmond, Virginia.
Who is headlining?
LCD Soundsystem on Saturday and Jack White on Sunday.
How many acts are playing?
22 acts across two days.
Are day-by-day lineups published?
Only partly — the four headline slots have days confirmed. The rest of the bill hasn't been split yet.
How do I work out which acts I'd like?
Type a few bands you already love into the search at the top of this page and you'll get ranked matches from this lineup, with reasons.
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Dijon
Songs that sound recorded live in a crowded room by accident — ragged, intimate, and completely singular, with a live band that pushes them even further loose.
Jack White
The White Stripes' architect, still committed to analog friction — old amps, unrehearsed setlists, and a guitar tone like a blown speaker.
Geese
Unhinged Brooklyn art-rock — yelping, swaggering, and critically adored, like the Stones reassembled by art students mid-fever.
Portugal. The Man
Alaskan psych-rockers who backed into a global pop hit and kept the weirdness in the live set anyway — 'Feel It Still' plus deep-catalog detours.
Angine de Poitrine
Phantogram
Upstate New York duo pairing Sarah Barthel's cool delivery with beats that hit considerably harder live — 'When I'm Small' still the entry point.
Kevin Morby
Loose-limbed, Dylan-shaped American songwriting, delivered like he has all the time in the world — road-dog albums that keep quietly stacking up.
Die Spitz
Austin's instrument-swapping all-women punk-metal wrecking crew — everyone plays everything, and it all lands at full force.
The Stews
54 Ultra
JMSN
Self-made silk — Detroit R&B auteur with a devoted following, self-released and sounding more expensive than most majors.
Edgehill
La Luz
Reverb-soaked surf guitar under close vocal harmonies — noir beach music with a psychedelic edge and a séance's calm.
Victoryland
Haffway
McKinley Dixon
Live-band rap steeped in Toni Morrison — dense, literary writing over horns and strings, jazz-rap with a scholar's heart and a poet's ear.
Skorts
Dogwood Tales
