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Mission Bayfest Saturday 10/17/2026 in San Diego, CA

Oct 17, 2026 at 12:00 PM  ·  Mariners Point Park Mariners Point Park

Band of Gringos
Oct 17
Band of Gringos
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Festival Info

Genre: Dancehall, Rock, Pop, Indie / Alternative, Reggae, World, R&B, Surf Rock, Roots Reggae, Music festivals, r&b/soul, mainstream pop, reggae fusion, reggae rock, jawaiian, pacific islands pop, nz reggae, west coast reggae, san diego indie, east coast reggae, guam indie

Lineup

Kolohe Kai, Common Kings, SOJA, Landon McNamara, For Peace Band, Kanaka Fyah, Eureka Sound, Kekoa The Artist, Kela Saco

Event Details

The 5th annual Mission Bayfest returns on October 16-18, 2026, at the scenic Mariners Point Park! Join us for an unforgettable weekend where high-energy musical performances meet paradise. Fans can immerse themselves in the festival vibe with over 30 electrifying acts across 3 stages, as San Diego's finest DJs keep the energy alive between sets.

Relax and explore the picturesque park with its sand, water, and grassy landscapes, all while enjoying a variety of delicious offerings from local food vendors. Sip on craft beers and cocktails mixed by talented bartenders, and get ready for a music festival experience that feels like a mini-resort escape. This is your chance to be part of an iconic celebration. See you at Mission Bayfest 2026!

Saturday Only

Tickets for Mission Bayfest 2026 are available for October 16 at Mariners Point Park in San Diego!

Policies

  • This is an ALL AGES event.
  • Festival will happen RAIN or SHINE. Come prepared!
  • All ticket sales are final. No refunds or exchanges will be provided, except in the case of a cancellation where a rescheduled date does not take place within 180 days, in which case refunds will be issued.
  • In the case of a cancellation, all tickets will be valid at the rescheduled date.

LineUp

Kolohe Kai is the Pacific Island reggae project of Oahu-born singer/songwriter Roman De Peralta. Blending ukulele localism with roots reggae, pop and R&B, he released This Is The Life (2009) and the award-winning Paradise (2013) and Summer To Winter (2019).
SOJA are a Grammy Award-winning roots reggae band with over two decades of global touring. Their album Beauty in the Silence features collaborations with UB40, Slightly Stoopid, Stick Figure, and Rebelution.
Common Kings are a Polynesian reggae-rooted band from Orange County, California, formed by four college mates. They’ve achieved pop crossover success since 2011. Their 2017 debut album Lost In Paradise earned a GRAMMY nod for Best Reggae Album.
Band of Gringos (B.o.G.) is a power trio from Ocean Beach, San Diego, CA. The band features Cody Sherman (guitar, vocals), Spence Noble (drums), and Kasey Dring (bass), blending diverse influences into an eclectic sound.
Southern California's Eureka Sound, founded in 2014 by Ryan Kordich and David Yun, masterfully blends roots reggae with jazz, soul, and funk. Known for conscious music, their albums "In Dub" (2026), "In Time" (2025), and "Rediscover" (2025) showcase collaborations with artists like Nick Sefakis and Tribal Seeds. Their debut EP achieved a top 3 iTunes reggae chart position.
For Peace Band, originating from Guam, blends Roots, Rock, and Reggae with an authentic island vibration. Formed in 2012, they are known for conscious reggae music and positive messages. Albums include "Forwards Ever" (2014), "Always Love" (2018), and "Massive & Crew" (2024). They won 2014 Island Music Awards for Best Original Song and 2015 for Best Reggae Band. Collaborations include Josh Heinrichs and Iya Terra.
Oahu, Hawaii singer/songwriter Landon McNamara made his debut with acoustic, reggae-tinged pop album A Dollar Short & a Minute Late (2016), produced with Noah Cronin; it hit No. 1 on digital and Billboard reggae charts.
Kanaka Fyah is a reggae band from the Big Island of Hawaii, known for authentic island sounds blending Roots Reggae, Dancehall, Ska, Hip-hop, and Rock. Their music, with conscious lyrics and positive vibes, explores themes of cultural pride. Popular songs include "Only Jah Jah Knows" (over 11 million streams), "The Underground Is Here," and "Morning Sun." They have collaborated with artists like Braddahoodz and Pohaku.

Venue Info

Mariners Point Park

3119 Mariners Way, San Diego, CA 92109 Directions

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