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It's Not Dead Fest is a punk, ska, and hardcore festival conceived by music industry veteran Kevin Lyman, along with John Reese and Rich Best of Live Nation. The festival launched in the San Bernardino area, bringing together a wide roster of veteran and emerging acts across multiple stages, infused with Arts Not Dead and Punks Well Read components. While active editions include the 2015 debut and the 2017 follow-up, the festival has not announced confirmed editions beyond those years. This page highlights the festival’s history, its impact on the Southern California punk scene, and the vibe that fans remember.

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For fans looking to explore similar modern-punk experiences, keep an eye on updates from Can‑Do venues and related festival networks. If you’re seeking tickets to past editions or related shows in the San Bernardino area, we’ve got you covered with secure, no-fuss access to live music experiences. Follow the official channels for It’s Not Dead Fest and related acts to stay informed about future announcements.

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  • Founded by Kevin Lyman (Warped Tour) with John Reese and Live Nation’s Rich Best; official coverage and press materials confirm the festival’s origins and leadership.
  • Debut edition: October 10, 2015 at San Manuel Amphitheater, San Bernardino, CA, featuring 35 bands across three stages (punk, ska, hardcore).
  • Second edition: August 26, 2017 at Glen Helen Amphitheater, San Bernardino, CA, headlined by Rancid and Dropkick Murphys; lineup included many veteran punk acts and special side events.
  • Genre/style: punk rock, ska and hardcore; festival also featured arts components like Art’s Not Dead and Punks Well Read.
  • Social media/online presence: historically maintained an official site and a Facebook presence; older press materials reference Facebook and an official site.
  • Venues used: San Manuel Amphitheater (2015) and Glen Helen Amphitheater (2017); both are Can‑Do venues in the San Bernardino area associated with the festival’s two editions.

For fans looking to explore similar modern-punk experiences, keep an eye on updates from Can‑Do venues and related festival networks. If you’re seeking tickets to past editions or related shows in the San Bernardino area, we’ve got you covered with secure, no-fuss access to live music experiences. Follow the official channels for It’s Not Dead Fest and related acts to stay informed about future announcements.

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