Overview
- The two-day festival was slated for September 27–28 at Bridgeport’s Seaside Park with headliners including The Killers, Weezer, Hozier and Vampire Weekend.
- Organizers posted a one-line statement on July 25 citing unspecified “circumstances beyond our control” as the reason for cancellation.
- Festival social media accounts on Instagram and Facebook were deleted immediately after the cancellation announcement.
- The event was co-created by Howard Saffan in partnership with Live Nation Connecticut and Founders Entertainment after debuting in 2022 as Sound on Sound.
- The festival drew record attendance in 2024 despite the Foo Fighters’ last-minute withdrawal, highlighting a pattern of operational and lineup disruptions.