Founded by Gary Richards, also known as the electronic artist Destructo, Hard Summer thrives each year on the root of its founder’s fame – electronic. Taking place in diverse locations within the Los Angeles city limits since its inaugural year in 2007, the festival is back home in the 213. Los Angeles’ HARD Events has just rolled out the official dates and an all-new venue for the 2024 edition of HARD Summer Music Festival. HARD Summer will find its new home at Inglewood, California’s Hollywood Park, a 300-acre mixed-use plot adjacent to SoFi Stadium and the YouTube Theater. Organizers have promised that the new location will provide a “fresh experience” for attendees, with ample room for dancing, exploration, and innovative activations to ensure a “fully immersive music festival experience.” “We are thrilled to partner with HARD Events to bring another festival featuring diverse programming to Inglewood,” said Adolfo Romero, VP of Programming and Booking for SoFi Stadium and Hollywood Park. “This partnership not only amplifies Hollywood Park’s influence in the festival space but also solidifies our dedication to curating global entertainment that authentically mirrors our vibrant local community.” As always, the festival’s HARD Stage will host the event’s marquee headliners. House and techno’s most in-demand selectors will perform at the Pink Stage, bass and dubstep acts will take the Green Stage and HARD Summer’s Purple Stage will showcase high-energy live performances and club-oriented DJ sets. The event’s HARDER Stage will present acts of all genres. Last year’s 15th anniversary edition featured A-list electronic and hip-hop acts like Kaskade, John Summit, Skrillex, Four Tet, Kid Cudi, 21 Savage and many more. Fans can expect the 2024 HARD Summer lineup to be revealed in the coming weeks.