BottleRock Pre-Sale Passes To Be Released, Here’s Why You Should Get a Ticket

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BottleRock Napa Valley gives fans early access to 2019 fest with limited edition holiday pre-sale on December 5. Click through the gallery for seven reasons why you should get a ticket to this year's fest. 

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Star-Studded Lineup: There’s no word yet on who will be gracing BottleRock’s numerous stages in 2019, but year after year, the star-studded lineup never fails to impress. Last year, headliners Bruno Mars, The Killers and Muse, entertained more than 120,000 attendees over the Memorial Day Weekend in historic downtown Napa. Previous acts have included Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Maroon 5, Stevie Wonder, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers. (Photo by Alvin Jornada)

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Williams Sonoma Culinary Stage: The Williams Sonoma Culinary Stage has become a festival standout, gaining more fans every year thanks to the antics that typically result from the unique pairings of culinary stars with celebrities and musicians. In 2018, Duff Goldman from the Food Network, and three-time Olympic Gold Medalist Shaun White whipped up snow-like desserts, that when tossed into the crowd turned into a festive, albeit sugary, snowball fight. In 2017, Ayesha Curry cooked and rapped alongside East Bay favorite E-40. Her famous husband also got pulled on stage. (Photo by Will Bucquoy)

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Good Eats & Drink: The food, wine, and beer scene at BottleRock is a draw in its own right. Food choices run the gamut, and in 2018 included Japanese, Italian, Spanish, Mexican, American, Mediterranean, Vietnamese, and many vegetarian and vegan options. Along with food trucks, well-known, local favorites like Bouchon Bakery, Redd Wood, Miminashi, kept music fans well-fed... (Photo courtesy of BottleRock Napa Valley)

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Along with JaM Cellars, there’s always a long list of wineries pouring throughout the weekend. It’s easy to find a favorite among names like Miner Family Winery, Silver Oak Cellars, Schramsberg Vineyards, and Domaine Chandon. There’s no shortage of craft beers either. Local brewers such as Napa Palisades Beer Company, Fieldwork Brewing Co., Napa Smith Brewery, and Lagunitas Brewing Company poured along with a crowd of other brewers at BottleRock Napa Valley in 2018. (Photo courtesy of BottleRock Napa Valley)

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Dance the Night (and Day) Away: Put on those dancing shoes. The Silent Disco is arguably the biggest dance party in Napa. (Photo courtesy of BottleRock Napa Valley)

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Spa Life: When your feet ache from dancing too much, BottleRock fans can find relief at the Spa. Only in wine country can you get a foot massage, or add some sparkle to your make-up, in between listening to music greats like Billy Idol and Macklemore. (Photo courtesy of BottleRock Napa Valley)

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BottleRock Presents Aftershows & More: The show goes on long after Memorial Day weekend. BottleRock Presents produces music events at venues throughout the Bay Area. After the 2017 firestorm that devastated wine country, BottleRock Presents organized a trio of concerts raising more than more than $400,000. Headliners included Train, Counting Crows, and Michael Franti (pictured) and Spearhead. (Photo by Alvin Jornada)

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Check out all the best moments from BottleRock 2018. (Video courtesy of BottleRock Napa Valley)