Tickets on sale for WonderStruck festival in Northeast Ohio

Tickets are now on sale for WonderStruck, the musical festival formerly known as LaureLive that was supposed to make its debut last year with its new name and at its new home, Lakeland Community College in Kirtland.

Set for July 24 and 25 at the college, 7500 Clocktower Drive, the festival recently announced a lineup of acts topped by Saturday headliners Walk the Moon and Third Eye Blind, and Sunday brings Portugal. The Man and AJR. Other Day One acts include Lennon Stella, Tate McRae, JP Saxe and Shaed, while Trombone Shorty, Noah Cyrus and Dayglow will help bring the festival to a close on Day Two.

Last year’s event was canceled due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, of course, and even with many folks expected to be vaccinated by summer, a news release from its presenter, the Elevation Group, notes “Lakeland offers 400 acres of open-air, outdoor space to allow festivalgoers to comfortably spread out.”

Close to 70 percent of WonderStruck’s 2020 ticket buyers chose to roll over their tickets to 2021, and if you purchased tickets last year, they are valid, the release states. You will be receiving new tickets via email for the 2021 event in May.

“Due to the high number of returning ticketholders and evolving guidance from the state of Ohio regarding capacity,” the release reads, “there will be a reduced number of tickets available. If you are interested in attending the festival, we encourage you to buy early.”

Tickets are available through WonderStruckfest. com and SeeTickets.us. A limited number of singleday tickets are available for $89. Weekend passes are $159. Wonder passes (offering weekend admission to both WonderStruck and the WonderBus Music & Arts Festival in Columbus), VIP passes and specially priced tickets for children ages 3 to 10 also are available. Infants 2 years and under are admitted free, the release says.