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10 Small Acts At Firefly Music Festival You Didn't Know About But Cannot Miss

These small artists certainly aren't staying small for long!

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10 Small Acts At Firefly Music Festival You Didn't Know About But Cannot Miss

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The headliners at Firefly are great. But everyone knows that the acts in between the big guys are what makes the festival so special. Here are a few small acts heading to the Woodlands this weekend you want to miss!

1. Flor

Performing Friday, June 15th, at 7:45 pm.

2. Savannah Conley

Performing Saturday, June 16th at 1 pm. Take some time to listen to her latest song, "All I Wanted," before catching her at the Woodlands!

3. Lizzo

Performing Friday, June 15th, at 7:45 pm. Check out her latest single "Truth Hurts" before you see her live!

4. Sur

Performing Sunday, June 17th, at 5 pm. Catch the musician's new EP, "Savage Beast," out now.

5. Lord Huron

Performing Sunday, June 17th, at 6 pm.

6. Mikky Ekko

Performing Friday, June 15th, at 7:45 pm.

7. Jade Bird

Performing Saturday, June 16th, at 5:45 pm. Check out her single "Furious" before you see her set!

8. Chase Atlantic

Performing Friday, June 15th, at 4 pm.

9. Pluko

Performing Sunday, June 17th, at 12:15 pm.

10. Phantoms

Performing Saturday, June 16th, at 3:15 pm.

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