CLEMSON, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Clemson University announced plans to bring students and city residents together for the inaugural Clemson Music Fest.

Set to take place Friday, April 19 and Saturday, April 20, the festival promises a diverse lineup of musical genres aimed at uniting the Clemson community and beyond.

“Clemson holds a unique charm, and we’re excited to collaborate with Southern Entertainment to introduce yet another exceptional festival to this esteemed city and university,” said Braxton Wilson of TRZ Management & Palmetto Entertainment. “As an alumnus of Clemson University, this opportunity to contribute feels truly significant. We eagerly anticipate showcasing national artists and bands at Clemson, marking the inception of a memorable event.”

Clemson Music Fest organizers said it will feature an eclectic lineup of artists, showcasing pop, indie, hip-hop and electronic music. The festival grounds will also host local food vendors, art installations and interactive activities, providing a complete sensory experience for attendees.

The event will be held at Clemson University’s Upper Intramural Fields, located at 2614 Williamson Road.

“We are delighted to announce our partnership with Clemson University for the inaugural Clemson Music Fest, bringing music back to Clemson in a big way,” stated Mayor Robert Halfacre. “This event represents a significant opportunity to foster community cohesion through music. This collaboration embodies the spirit of unity and cooperation, highlighting our shared commitment to diversity as we open our doors to music lovers from all walks of life. Clemson Music Fest represents more than just entertainment; it symbolizes the power of collaboration and the strength of our community. Together, we invite residents and visitors alike to experience the warmth and hospitality that define Clemson. We can’t wait to ‘See You Here.’”

Organizers said T-Pain, Mt. Joy and Two Friends will headline the inaugural festival. Other artists will be announced at a later day.

Click here to sign up for pre-sale tickets. Tickets go on sale to the public of Wednesday, Feb. 21 at 8 a.m.