What to know about the St. Pete Pier concert series, from lineup to tickets

The folks who brought the annual Reggae Rise Up Music Festival to Vinoy Park have set their sights on the St. Pete Pier.

The Rise Up St. Pete concert series is coming to downtown St. Pete’s landmark. The series, which starts in November, will be produced by Pier Events, LLC and LNE Presents, the parent company of Reggae Rise up.

“After producing Reggae Rise Up Florida for more than 10 years, we’re excited to partner with the St. Pete Pier to bring continued large-scale concerts to downtown St. Pete,” said Vaugh Carrick, founder and owner of LNE Presents, in a news release. “During that time, we’ve gotten a front-row seat to witness the growth of the city’s entertainment scene and couldn’t imagine a better venue for shows of this size and stature.”

Where will the music take place?

The shows will happen outside at Spa Beach Park at the St. Pete Pier, taking advantage of the local scenery and restaurants.

There will be local food trucks and vendors serving vegan and vegetarian options, plus a bar for guests 21 and older.

What is the Rise Up St. Pete lineup?

The following artists have been announced, with more to come:

Nov. 4 - The Revivalists

Nov. 10 - Quinn XCII and Ayokay

Nov. 11 - Iration, Fortunate Youth, Artikal Sound System and Cydeways

Nov. 26 - The Hip Abduction, Passafire, Coyote Island, Sierra Lane

Dec. 1 - LAUV & Chelsea Cutler, DWLLRS

Dec. 8 - Cavetown, Ricky Montgomery, Addison Grace

Dec. 9 - G-Eazy and Phony PPL

Dec. 15 - Ludacris

Jan. 20 - Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness

What are ticket prices and options like?

Individual tickets and season passes are on sale now at riseupstpete.com. Prices vary per show. Advance admission tickets are as low as $30 for some shows, not including service fees. VIP upgrades are available and include lounge seating as well as dedicated bathrooms, bars and food vendors.

The ticket website includes options for VIP season passes ($600 with a $101.89 service fee) and general admission season passes ($400 with a $73.73 service fee).