The SouthSounds Music Festival has officially revealed a 2023 lineup that will put more than 40 Southeastern acts on three stages in downtown Mobile in a few weeks.

The full slate of acts — topped by Tank and the Bangas, Susto and JoJo Hermann of Widespread Panic — is a return to form for SouthSounds, which last offered something similar in 2019, prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. A smaller SouthSounds Showcase in spring 2022 offered a sampler of the eclectic, independent regional acts that SoundSounds has typically favored over the last decade.

The 2023 lineup: Tank and the Bangas, JoJo Hermann, Susto, 12Eleven, Aden Paul & the Silver Spades, Alfred Banks, Babe Club, Bankhead Boys, Blackwater Brass Band, Bit Brigade, Dinny Skip, Disco Lemonade, D.R.E.A.D., Equal Creatures, Goodwin Rainer, Humidity Freak, Jesse Cotton Stone, Kat Deal, Letrainiump, McKinley Dixon, Monk Tunnel, Mummy Cats, Nanafalia, Phil J, Rufus McBlack, Saint Social, Saxkixave, Shaheed & DJ Supreme, Steve Kelly, Symone French & The Trouille Troupe, The Sh-Booms, Tim OG, Trash Panda, Valleyfire, Yeah Probably, Zach Edwards & The Medicine. Kick-off parties will feature Matthew Logan Vasquez, The Coursing, Empty Hands, Knives, Kill the Imposter, Resistor and Son of a Gun.

The festival takes place March 30-April 2. Performances will be presented at the Alabama Music Box, 12 S. Conception St.; The Merry Widow, 51 S. Conception St.; and a Made By The Water Stage at The Merry Widow. A four-day pass is $65; four-day VIP passes, which include hotel shuttle service, early access to venues, access to private lounges, food, Braided River beer and other perks, are $135.

Passes can be ordered through southsoundsmusicfest.com. For updates, visit www.facebook.com/SouthSoundsMusicFest.