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<\/a><\/figure>\n<\/div>\nLater this month, nearly 50,000 people will converge into downtown Boise, Idaho for the 13th installment of the\u00a0Treefort Music Fest<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0that\u2019ll take place from\u00a0March 26-30, 2025. The full schedule as well as festival wristbands and daily tickets to Treefort are now on sale. <\/p>\n This year\u2019s Treefort will bring in nearly 440 artists from 34 U.S. states and 18 various countries including Australia, Japan, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Brazil, and Canada. These artists will be performing across the entire downtown area of Boise from music venues to breweries to three stages at Julia Davis Park. There is so much to take in each year at Treefort, it truly is a shining star for the Treasure Valley.<\/p>\n Treefort began in 2012 as a four-day indie music and arts festival named after Boise\u2019s moniker of the City of Trees. Sort of the Pacific Northwest\u2019s own version of SXSW. So much so that the festival has taken place the weekend after Austin\u2019s SXSW and booked many of the same up and coming bands. Though this year Treefort is a week later than normal and now convenes across five days, all within downtown Boise.\u00a0<\/p>\n Treefort is more than just a music festival as it is an economic boon for the city of Boise. The 2024 festival generated $11 million in revenue for Boise and its surrounding areas, with thousands of attendees from across the globe. Even with this large attendance and expanding footprint across the city, Treefort is committed to its sustainability efforts. So much so that Treefort\u00a0became the first B-Corp certified music festival in 2015.<\/p>\n \u201cWe are extremely proud of the positive influence Treefort has on the Boise community,\u201d said Nathan Walker, Director of Outreach and Education. \u201cWe are excited to continue enhancing this legacy in 2025. The festival embodies our city\u2019s creativity, resilience, and passion, and we are eager to see where this next year takes us.\u201d<\/p>\n But it\u2019s just not music at Treefort as there are various other \u2018Forts to explore. Programming includes our favorite Alefort along with Artfort, Comedyfort, Dragfort, Filmfort, Foodfort, Hackfort, Kidfort, Podfort, Skatefort, Storyfort, Yogafort and Music Talks. And on the plus side, many of these forts are free to attend! That said, it does have a significant cost to Treefort as the B Corp spent nearly $250K on the 91 free music events, 5 free stages and 8 free \u2018Forts this past year. So it is encouraged to purchase a full festival wristband or daily pass to help offset these costs.<\/p>\n For 2025, some of the headlining musical acts include\u00a0Remi Wolf, Sofi Tukker, Shakey Graves, Bright Eyes, Amyl And The Sniffers, Jessica Pratt, Built To Spill, Hot Mulligan,\u00a0Youth Lagoon,\u00a0The Linda Lindas,\u00a0The Wood Brothers,\u00a0Yot Club, Reckless Kelly, Josh Ritter & The Royal City Band,\u00a0Hinds, and Richy Mitch & The Coalminers to name a few.\u00a0But this is just the main performers and there are hundreds more that\u2019ll be performing over the five days. <\/p>\n One of the changes this year is the shortening of Treefort\u2019s Main Stage and Hideout Stage as these two along with the Gene Harris Bandshell, all within Julia Davis Park, will be utilized from Thursday through Sunday. It wasn\u2019t an easy decision to shorten the days of these stages, but one that is better financially for the festival and its longevity. <\/p>\n<\/a>Treefort Main Stage Lineup<\/h6>\n
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Shakey Graves, Reckless Kelly, Josh Ritter & The Royal City Band<\/li>\n
Remi Worl, The Linda Lindas, and Built to Spill<\/li>\n
Sofi Tukker (DJ set), Amyl and The Sniffers, Durand Bernarr, and corook<\/li>\n
Bright Eyes, Hot Mulligan, Hinds, and LA LOM<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n