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Bleachers Host Star-Studded Set With Williams, Tweedy At Newport Folk Festival
The Newport Folk Festival in Rhode Island showcased a diverse lineup in 2025, headlined by Jack Antonoff and his band Bleachers, who featured notable guests including Hayley Williams, Jeff Tweedy, Waxahatchee, Weyes Blood, Maren Morris, Rufus Wainwright, and Dan Reeder during their set. Highlights included Williams debuting her new song "Mirtazapine" live, covers of classics like Ella Fitzgerald’s "Dream a Little Dream of Me," Roy Orbison’s "You Got It," and Bob Dylan’s "Not Dark Yet," along with performances of Lana Del Rey's "Margaret" and Wilco’s "Kamera" by Tweedy. The festival also featured performances from other prominent artists such as Public Enemy, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Luke Combs, Remi Wolf, and Iron & Wine across multiple stages, creating a vibrant and eclectic musical environment. Emerging acts like Philadelphia-based funk band SNACKTIME made a strong impression with their energetic debut set, and they are currently preparing their first full-length album while planning a tour with Fitz and The Tantrums. The Ally Coalition Talent Show, which supports a non-profit organization, was integrated into the festival with a special Newport edition of the event, highlighting the festival’s commitment to community and philanthropy. Overall, the festival balanced established stars and rising artists, delivering memorable collaborations and a broad spectrum of folk and related genres.


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