Ohana cancels its Encore Weekend with Eddie Vedder, Alanis Morissette, Black Keys and Haim

Last month, Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder’s Ohana Festival announced the lineup for its two-day Ohana Encore Weekend, which was scheduled to take over Doheny State Beach Oct. 8-9 following Ohana’s three-day festival Sept. 30-Oct. 2.

Over this past weekend, the Ohana Encore lineup, tickets and other information was scrubbed from the official Ohana website and social media sites. According to Spin, ticketholders were sent an email from ticket service Front Gate Tickets on Friday evening stating that “due to circumstances beyond our control,” the festival’s second weekend will no longer be taking place and refunds will be issued automatically. As of press time, tickets for Ohana’s original three-day weekend festival Sept. 30-Oct. 2 are available and the lineup is still posted.

Ohana Encore Weekend was set to be headlined by Vedder and Alanis Morissette on Oct. 8 and The Black Keys and Haim on Oct. 9. Other performers included The Roots, Julieta Venegas, the Front Bottoms, Amos Lee, Marcus King, Band of Horses, Rainbow Kitten Surprise and Afghan Whigs.

Several fans took to the Ohana social media sites looking for answers, though festival producers have yet to officially announce a cancellation. Emails to Live Nation have gone unanswered.

“What happened to encore,” one fan commented on the official Ohana Instagram page. “My husband got [an] email [that] it’s cancelled!! We just bought our airfare today!! That stinks!”

Others ticketholders commented that they never received the email about refunds while others were just looking for answers.

“Why was encore canceled? Just got an email saying I would get a refund. Was looking forward to seeing The Black Keys,” another fan shared.

The original three-day Ohana Festival will be headlined by Stevie Nicks Sept. 30, Vedder on Oct. 1 and Pink will close out the festival on Oct. 2. Other scheduled acts include Khruangbin, Brittany Howard, Jack White, Billy Strings, St. Vincent, Grouplove, Broken Social Scene, Manchester Orchestra and Gang of Youths.