Disturbed and Chevelle Round Out 2022 Summerfest Lineup
David Draiman of Disturbed – Story by Charles Ken, photo by Anne Erickson
The Pretty Reckless, Anthrax, Stone Temple Pilots and Avril Lavigne are also on the bill
Summerfest is one of the biggest annual music festivals in the Midwest, and now, the festival’s full lineup has been revealed. The event takes place in the Milwaukee area over three weeks (June 23-25, June 30-July 2, July 7-9) in June and July, offering live music from a bevy of different genres.
As for rock, Disturbed, Chevelle and Lamb of God are the latest editions to the lineup. All three acts are slated to perform at a June 30 concert at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater.
Other headliners include Machine Gun Kelly, Avril Lavigne and Iann Dior on July 1; The Marias and Abby Roberts at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater on July 2; and Rod Stewart and Cheap Trick at the amphitheater venue on July 7.
Plenty of other acts on on the bill, too. The American Family Insurance Amphitheater will also feature performances from John Morgan, Jason Aldean, Gabby Barrett, Justin Bieber, Jaden, Harry Hudson, Teo, Lil’ Wayne, Wiz Khalifa, Wu-Tang Clan, New Medicine, Backstreet Boys, Thomas Rhett, Ryan Hurd and Rhett Akins.
More rock and metal slated for the festival includes Anthrax and Pop Evil and Soil on June 23 at the Generac Power Stage; Skid Row at the Uline Warehouse Stage on June 24 along with Warrant, Quiet Riot and Lita Ford. On June 25, Ann Wilson of Heart will perform at the BMO Harris Pavilion. Other acts for June 25 include Billy Howerdel of A Perfect Circle on the Johnson Controls World Stage and Stryper on the U.S. Cellular Connection Stage with Slaughter, Great White and Stephen Pearcy. Stone Temple Pilots, Lit, Taking Back Sunday, John Fogerty, Halestorm, Ayron Jones, Lilith Czar, Skillet, The Pretty Reckless, The Warning and The Cult are also on tap for the event.
View the full schedule of performances here and visit Summerfest’s official website here.
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