Stream Both Days of Budweiser’s Made in America Festival

Jay-Z and Budweiser’s third annual Made in America Festival has officially kicked off in Philadelphia with a laundry list of artists slated to take the stage at the first of two show. Tomorrow, the festival will be heading across the country to Los Angeles for its inaugural show slated to take place on the steps of city hall and the surrounding area of Grand Park.

For those not able to make it to Philly or Los Angeles, there’s no need to fear because the festival will be broadcasting several of the performances for those unfortunate people. Funny enough, it’s becoming the norm for high profiled festivals to do this, which is a welcome reprise for those who can’t make it or afford it.

To watch the shows as they happen, all you need to do is click here and you will be taken to the Made in America Festival’s website where the live stream will populate the screen.

To keep up with who’s performing on which date, you can find the line-ups for both Philadelphia and Los Angeles at those links.

Jay-Z’s Made in America Reveal Los Angeles Line-Up

Within an hour of revealing the line-up for the Philadelphia edition of the Made in America Festival, organizers have revealed the line-up for the Los Angeles date which will take place the day after Philly.

The inagural Los Angeles edition of the festival, which will turn three this year, will include Kendrick Lamar, Chance the Rapper, ScHoolboy Q, Weezer, Rise Against, John Mayer, Imagine Dragons, Sublime with Rome, Cypress Hill, Metric, and Juanes. Also playing are Afrojack, Wolfgang Gartner, Dr. Dog, Ab-Soul, Jay Rock, Isaiah Rashad, SZA, Hit-Boy, Classixx, Nipsey Hussle, Rita Ora, ZZ Ward, DJ Mustard, Capital Cities, Borgore, YG, 12th Planet, Mute Math, and A Tribe Called Red, and others.

While the Philadelphia version of the show will take place at the Ben Franklin Parkway, the Los Angeles one will take place on the steps of city hall and the surrounding area of Grand Park. For those not keep tabs on the festival this year, Jay-Z had announced plans to make it a bi-coastal event having one day on the east coast and the immediate next day, it happen on the west coast.

Check out the full flyer of artists for L.A. below.

Tickets for both events are currently on sale, and if we have seen in the past with other music festivals, if you don’t get your ticket right now, chances are you’ll miss out. Head on over to the Made in America website for more information.