From Stephen Marley To Cypress Hill, This Concert Featuring Many Musicians Is Also Weed Friendly

Green Thumb Industries Inc. GTBIF GTII , a national cannabis company and owner of RISE Dispensaries and RYTHM Premium Cannabis, announced The Miracle in Mundelein, a two-day event that merges the worlds of cannabis and music. Presented by RYTHM Premium Cannabis, Sacred Rose and Dayglo, The Miracle in Mundelein is an outdoor concert with legal cannabis consumption set to take place on September 9th and 10th outside of Chicago.

According to the company, The Miracle is the first concert in Illinois to openly welcome onsite cannabis consumption. Music will span several genres, from hip-hop and reggae on day one to the Grateful Dead and rhythms of New Orleans funk on day two. The incredible lineup of featured artists includes: Cypress Hill, Action Bronson, Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, Lettuce, Stephen Marley, Karina Rykman and DJs Papa G and Mitch Please.

In addition to the music, the event will offer concert-goers experiences like a dab bar, cannabis beverage garden, joint rolling and chilled bongs.

The Miracle will take place across the street from RISE Dispensary Mundelein, located at 1325 Armour Blvd, Mundelein, IL 60060. The event is strictly for individuals aged 21 and above, with cannabis purchase available in-store at RISE Dispensary Mundelein and consumption permitted on the concert grounds.

Pre-sale begins June 8^th at 12:00 pm CST. General admission and VIP tickets will be available starting June 9^th at 12:00 pm CST. Ticket prices inclusive of taxes and fees are $69 for single day general admission, $129 for two-day general admission, $178 for single day VIP pass, and $346 for two-day VIP pass.

The Miracle in Mundelein Lineup
Cypress Hill
Action Bronson
Joe Russo’s Almost Dead
Lettuce
Stephen Marley
Karina Rykman
DJ Papa G
DJ Mitch Please

Saturday, September 9
Cypress Hill
Action Bronson
Stephen Marley
DJ Papa G

Sunday, September 10
Joe Russo’s Almost Dead
Lettuce
Karina Rykman
DJ Mitch Please

Photo by Esteban López on Unsplash

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