Taking place in Pasadena, California on Saturday, May 13th, fans can check out Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Walkmen, Future Islands, M83, Hot Chip, Two Door Cinema Club, Caribou, Fever Ray, and The Bravery, among many others. MGMT are also due to perform their debut album 'Oracular Spectacular' in full.

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Tickets for Just Like Heaven 2023 go on sale on Friday (January 20th). In addition, the festival has put together a special pre-sale package that includes a limited edition screen printed poster, t-shirt, and an exclusive tote bag.

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