The rebranded Outside Days music festival has announced its 2026 lineup, with Death Cab For Cutie, My Morning Jacket, and Cage The Elephant set to headline the expanded event.

Festival organizers revealed the changes during a press conference yesterday, marking a departure from the event’s previous format. The three-day festival will now span two weekends instead of one, accommodating more artists and attendees at its Denver location.

Death Cab For Cutie will close out the first weekend on June 13, bringing their catalog of indie rock hits to the main stage. The band last performed in Denver in 2024 during their anniversary tour.

My Morning Jacket takes the Saturday night slot on June 20, returning to Colorado after a three-year absence. The Louisville-based group will perform a two-hour set, according to festival representatives.

Cage The Elephant headlines the final night on June 21, capping off the festival’s second weekend. The Grammy-winning band confirmed their appearance through social media channels this morning.

Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. through the festival’s website. Three-day passes start at $275, with VIP packages available for $650.

The rebranding follows Outside Days’ acquisition by entertainment company Live Nation in September. The festival, which began in 2019, previously operated as an independent event drawing 15,000 attendees annually.

Additional lineup announcements are expected next month, with organizers promising 60 acts across four stages.

Stay tuned to Breaking And Entering for even more festival news and lineup announcements.