May 11-13, 2018 – FORM Arcosanti, the elusive, application-based 3-day Arizona festival curated by Hundred Waters, has announced the initial music lineup, cultural programming partners, and social impact partner for its 2018 edition. Surrounded by iconic architecture and landscapes, fans will have an opportunity to witness intimate performances from artists like Chance The Rapper, Charli XCX, Beach House, Fleet Foxes, Skrillex, Courtney Barnett, Blood Orange, Daniel Caesar, Hundred Waters, Mount Kimbie, Willow, Dirty Projectors, Mitski, Zola Jesus, Jenny Hval, and many more.
In addition to distinctive music programming, FORM will include a Cultural Series consisting of talks, panels, workshops, experiential art, new technologies, and outdoor/wellness activities with topics ranging from environmentalism to social justice, technology, architecture, design, art, and more. FORM's 2018 Cultural Series partners include: ACLU, Planned Parenthood, Human Rights Campaign, NeueHouse, and UN Equator Initiative, with additional partners to be announced soon. FORMArcosanti have also deepened their commitment to philanthropy, with all proceeds from this year's event going to SocialWorks, a Chicago-based youth empowerment charity founded by Chance The Rapper.
According to the website: New in 2018, FORM participants can apply and register simultaneously during ticket check-out. The short application is designed to promote diversity, integrity, and creativity amongst those populating the historical architectural landmark for the weekend. For a limited time, first-wave tickets are available for $390 and include a campsite at Arcosanti. Additionally, a limited number of Patron Bundles are available starting at $1750, which include luxury glamping accommodations at Arcosanti, meals & beverages, and more for up to four guests.
FORM was created in 2013 by the band Hundred Waters when they made a stop at the architectural mecca while on tour. Since then, the band with a passionate events team have created a festival like no other. Hailed by critics alike, this 3-day experience provides an intimate interaction between fans and artists that accentuates the beauty of a live performance under the desert stars.
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