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Middlelands Music Festival Announces 2017 Dates

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Sorry Austin City Limits, but there’s a new music festival mecca in Texas.

The elusive announcement of Middlelands Festival rocked Houston in early October with its promise of an immersive music and camping fest to come in 2017. And today—thanks to its newly launched website—the inaugural event is confirmed for May 5–7 in Todd Mission, which many Houstonians may recognize as the same venue that houses the Texas Renaissance Festival. 

The one-of-a-kind festival is produced by veteran production companies Insomniac (responsible for the massively popular Electric Daisy Carnival) and C3 Presents (behind such equally massive events as Lollapalooza and Voodoo). Themed “Adventure for the Ages,” the multifaceted Middlelands Festival transports attendees to a fantasy medieval kingdom along with five confirmed interactive stages with names like “Castle Northwoods.”

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But it’s not just music. Amusement park rides will fill the property—all free!—as well as art installations, including “four-dimensional superstructures and mind-blowing feats of ingenuity, inspired by the elements of air, water and fire.” 

Take a vitual tour of the mystical property here:

Early bird tickets go on sale November 10 at noon. Stay tuned for music lineup announcements at middlelands.com











Jeanne Lyons Davis
Jeanne Lyons Davis
Jeanne grew up in Cajun country where the bayous look a little different from the Bayou City’s. After graduating from LSU, she garnered lifestyle editorial experience on staff at New Orleans Weddings, Southern Living and Country Living magazines, as well as freelancing for Architectural Digest, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles, Brides and Coastal Living magazines. After living throughout the Southeast, Jeanne and her husband packed up their boots for Texas in June 2016 and haven’t looked back thanks to Tex-Mex, bluebonnets and bigger hair. When she’s not covering the world-renowned arts scene of Houston, Jeanne can be found walking her hound dog Pepper in the Heights, braking for antique markets that rarely have air conditioning or rearranging her living room furniture (again).