No, you can't camp at Lockn without a festival wristband—each campsite needs at least one valid admission ticket per person.
How much are tickets to Lockn?
As of 2026, Thursday single-day tickets run $85, while Friday, Saturday, and Sunday day tickets cost $135 each
Weekend passes and VIP bundles exist too—head to the official LOCKN’ Farm site to see current pricing and perks. (Honestly, the Super VIP packages are the way to go if you want the full experience.)
Is Lockn festival happening?
Yep, LOCKN’ Farm is back for 2026 with three back-to-back weekends: June 11–13, June 18–20, and June 25–27
What started as a three-day festival has morphed into a nine-day spread across three summer weekends at LOCKN’ Farm in Arrington, Virginia. Each weekend features big-name headliners in a cozy, farm-style setting—organizers really nailed the intimate vibe.
Where is Lockn held?
LOCKN’ Farm takes place at the 387-acre property (formerly Infinity Downs Farm) in Arrington, Virginia—123 LOCKN Lane, Arrington, VA 22922
Nestled at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains, it’s about 2.5 hours from Richmond and 3.5 from Washington, DC. Shuttles and rideshares drop off at clearly marked spots, so you won’t get lost trying to find your way in.
Where is DelFest held?
DelFest happens at the Allegany County Fairgrounds, 11400 Rawlings Road, Cumberland, MD 21502
Easy to reach from I-68 and US-40, the fairgrounds sit in the heart of Cumberland—roughly 2.5 hours northwest of Baltimore and 3 hours west of DC.
Who runs Lockn?
Peter Shapiro still runs the show as founder and lead organizer of LOCKN’ Farm
In 2026, he’s still at the helm of Curve Group Ventures, the parent company behind LOCKN’ Farm and other music projects. The team’s all about sustainable events and keeping things artist-friendly—no surprise there.
When was the first Lockn music festival?
The first LOCKN’ festival kicked off September 5–7, 2013
Back then it was a three-day event at Oak Ridge Farm in Arrington, Virginia, headlined by Phish and Widespread Panic. Since then? It’s exploded into the multi-weekend LOCKN’ Farm experience we know today.
How old is Cumberland Maryland?
Cumberland, MD turned 239 years old in 2026—it was officially established in 1787
Founded right after the American Revolution, the city sits where the Potomac River and Wills Creek meet. Locals still call it the “Gateway to the West,” and honestly, that nickname fits.
Where is Delfest 2021?
DelFest 2021 took place at the Allegany County Fairgrounds in Cumberland, MD
The festival’s returned to the same spot every year since. Want to know about this year’s lineup? The official DelFest site has all the latest details.
Is Cumberland Maryland poor?
Unfortunately, yes—Cumberland’s been labeled Maryland’s poorest city, with a 16.7% poverty rate in 2021
That’s way above Maryland’s state rate (9.3%) and the U.S. average (12.8%). Revitalization efforts are in motion, but progress takes time—and a lot of community effort.
What was Cumberland known for?
Cumberland’s claim to fame? It was the starting point of the National Road (U.S. Route 40), the 19th-century highway that kicked off westward expansion
It also hosted Fort Cumberland, thrived as a coal and railroad hub, and served as the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal’s end point. All of that turned it into a major player in transportation and industry back in the day.
Is Cumberland MD a safe place to live?
Not really—Cumberland’s violent and property crime rates are high, with about 44 incidents per 1,000 residents
That means your odds of being a crime victim in any given year sit at roughly 1 in 23. Local groups are working on safety programs, but if you’re thinking of moving there, dig into neighborhood crime data first.
Edited and fact-checked by the FixAnswer editorial team.
