Shore Fire Media Clients Shape the Summer 2025 Season With Star-Studded Music Festivals and Concert Series

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESS Newswire / May 27, 2025 / Shore Fire Media, a subsidiary of leading entertainment marketing and content production company Dolphin (NASDAQ:DLPN), is helping to shape the sound of summer in 2025. Providing creative communications services for leaders in the arts, culture and entertainment, Shore Fire is working with over a dozen music festivals and concert experiences this year. From the nine-day Summerfest held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin - which consistently features hundreds of performances - to the recently-announced CBGB Festival celebrating New York City's gritty, sticker-covered past through the lens of the modern punk era, the agency supports a diverse roster of large-scale, genre-spanning festivals and purpose-driven cultural events.

Summerfest 2025 takes place over three weekends: June 19-21, June 26-28 and July 3-5. As an independent music festival, Summerfest is well known for its multi-genre lineup and is recognized as one of the most affordable music festivals in the world. The lineup will be featured throughout the 75-acre festival park across 12 stages, with artists including:

• The Lumineers with Hippo Campus, Bad Omens with Spiritbox and We Came As Romans, Benson Boone with Bishop Briggs and The Aces, Megan Thee Stallion with Flo Milli, The Killers with Cold War Kids, Lainey Wilson with Lukas Nelson and Shane Smith & the Saints, James Taylor with Jason Mraz and Tiny Habits, Hozier with Gigi Perez, and Def Leppard with Tesla, among many others

The CBGB Festival is taking place Sept. 27 at Under the K Bridge Park in Brooklyn, New York. Festival-goers can expect a full day of music, vintage and new merch, local food and drink, and immersive CBGB installations - including the famous bar and stage from the original club. The one-day event features a stacked lineup of generation-spanning bands, connecting punk's originators with its fiercest future voices across three stages:

• Iggy Pop will close out the night with his first New York City performance in over a decade

• Jack White returns to the city fresh off three sold-out shows this past February

• Punk legends like Sex Pistols, Johnny Marr, Lunachicks, Marky Ramone, The Damned and Melvins

• CBGB-era hardcore staples Gorilla Biscuits, Murphy's Law and Cro-Mags

• Today's punk torchbearers including The Linda Lindas, Lambrini Girls, Destroy Boys, Angel Du$t, Scowl, Pinkshift, Teen Mortgage, YHWH Nailgun, Soul Glo and Lip Critic