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Cosmic Vibrations Music Festival coming to Niceville for an ‘other-worldly musical experience’

Cosmic Vibrations Music Festival will take place on Saturday, October 29, 2022 at the Mattie Kelly Arts Center Amphitheater in Niceville, FL and promises an “other-worldly musical experience like no other.” According to the festival producers, the name Cosmic Vibrations pays homage to both “the universe or cosmos, and the characteristic emanation, aura, or spirit […]

Cosmic Vibrations Music Festival will take place on Saturday, October 29, 2022 at the Mattie Kelly Arts Center Amphitheater in Niceville, FL and promises an “other-worldly musical experience like no other.”

According to the festival producers, the name Cosmic Vibrations pays homage to both “the universe or cosmos, and the characteristic emanation, aura, or spirit that infuses or vitalizes someone or something and that can be instinctively sensed or experienced.”

Cosmic Vibrations Music Festival is bringing an eclectic lineup of Psych-rock, Indie, Freak Folk, Bluegrass, Americana, and Experimental to Northwest Florida.

  • “We’re thrilled to introduce something new and totally unique to our area on Halloween weekend from 12pm-11pm,” said Jennifer Briggs, Cosmic Vibrations Music Festival organizer. “Costumes are encouraged but not required.”

The music lineup boasts talent ranging from the West Coast to the East Coast and places in between.

  • Still Corners
  • Strange Weather
  • Timothy Eerie
  • AirPark
  • Cat Janice
  • John Vanderslice
  • Andrew Goldring
  • Twain
  • JD Pinkus
  • Tender Mercy
  • Rodney Norman

Briggs says that beyond the larger-than-life musical performances and productions, guests can expect interactive art installations, food and beverages, and “a moment in time to connect with the community that ties us all together.“

Tickets are on sale now at Cosmic Vibrations Music Festival.

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