SweetWater 420 Fest 2026 Survival Guide + Daily Lineup
- Apr 13
- 3 min read
Westside Park / Shirley Clarke Franklin Park – Atlanta, GA – April 17th & 18th, 2026
If you are heading to SweetWater 420 Fest this weekend, this is everything you actually need to know before you go. From getting in smoothly to knowing who to catch, this guide will save you time once you’re on site.

🎟️ Tickets + Discount Code
Tickets are still available, but don’t wait. Prices increase closer to the event and at the gate.
Grab tickets here:
Use code NFNMAG420 for 10% off your order.

📍 Location + Entry
Westside Park / Shirley Clarke Franklin Park
1660 Johnson Rd NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
No on-site parking. Plan ahead.
🕐 Festival Hours
Friday (April 17th)
1PM – 11PM
Saturday (April 18th)
12PM – 11PM
Rain or shine. No umbrellas allowed.

🚗 Getting There
Parking:
Rideshare Drop-Off:
Shirley Clarke Franklin Park Entrance 2

MARTA:
Bankhead Station → ~1 mile walk

🎤 Daily Lineup Highlights
Friday – April 17
Kaya’s Embrace (BOTB Winner) (1:30–2:00)
Coming off their win at the SweetWater Battle of the Bands, Kaya’s Embrace opens the day with a fusion-driven sound that already proved it can win over a crowd.
The Moss (2:30–3:15)
Indie rock with a laid-back groove. Easy entry point into the day.
Lespecial (3:45–4:45)
Blends prog, funk, and electronic elements. A little heavier and more experimental.
Cimafunk (5:15–6:15)
Afro-Cuban funk that turns into a full dance party live. One of the most energetic sets of the day.
Watchhouse (6:45–8:00)
Folk and Americana with a more stripped-down, emotional feel. A good reset before the night sets.
Umphrey’s McGee (8:30–10:45 split sets)
Jam band veterans. Expect long improvisational sections and a dedicated crowd to close out Friday.
Saturday – April 18
Sneezy (12:30–1:15)
Funky, upbeat, and built to get people moving early.
Bombargo (1:45–2:45)
High-energy pop-funk with nonstop crowd interaction.
Clay Street Unit (3:15–4:15)
Southern rock and jam influence. Feels right at home on this lineup.
The Heavy Heavy (4:45–5:45)
Retro-inspired rock with a 60s/70s feel. Easy crowd favorite.
Little Stranger (6:15–7:15)
Hip-hop meets alternative and reggae influences. Chill but still engaging.
Chromeo (8:00–9:00)
Electro-funk legends. This is where the dance crowd takes over.
Thievery Corporation (9:30–10:45)
Global electronic and downtempo vibes. A smooth but powerful way to close out the weekend.

🎟️ Re-Entry
VIP only
GA cannot leave and come back

🎒 Bag Policy
Allowed:
Clear bags
Drawstring bags
Fanny packs
Small purses (6” x 9”)
Empty hydration packs
Not Allowed:
Large bags
Backpacks
Multi-pocket bags
All bags are searched.

🚫 Prohibited Items
No detachable lens cameras
No outside food or drinks
No umbrellas
No coolers
No professional recording gear

♿ ADA
Festival is ADA accessible

👶 All Ages
Children 8 and under are free with a ticketed adult

🍔 Nearby Food

🏨 Nearby Hotels

🔥 Pro Tips
Get there early Friday
Wear comfortable shoes
Bring a portable charger
Screenshot your tickets
Plan your ride home before the last set
Final Thought
420 Fest is one of the best weekends in Atlanta if you come prepared. Between the lineup, the location, and the energy, it’s an easy win. Plan ahead, use the code, and don’t wait until the last minute on tickets.













