It’s not every weekend that you get the opportunity to see six of the world’s most iconic and influential rock artists perform.

Just as the Coachella Valley is settling down, buzz around it is starting up again as The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney, Neil Young, Roger Waters and The Who sign on to take the stage during an all new festival this fall. 

Photo Credit: The Rolling Stones on Facebook.The Rolling Stones performing in São Paulo in February.

Passes will go on sale on May 9 for the first ever Desert Trip.

The three-day concert event, held in Indio, California, will be set at the same locale as the Coachella Music & Arts Festival.

Photo Credit: Paul McCartney on Facebook.Paul McCartney performing with Diana Krall in Vancouver in April.

Friday Oct. 7 will see The Rolling Stones, followed by Bob Dylan and His Band. On Saturday Oct. 8, Paul McCartney will be followed up by Neil Young + Promise of the Real. To end off the weekend, on Sunday Oct. 9, both Roger Waters and The Who will perform.

Exact set times will be posted on the event website when they’re decided on.

Tickets can be purchased online and support can be found by phone at 855-414-6340 and by email.

Photo Credit: The Who on Facebook.The Who performing in March.

Single day general admission will come at a cost of $199, plus fees. If you add a shuttle ride the total is up to $224. A three day general admission pass will be $399, or $424 with a shuttle. The top tier three-day standing pit pass has been set at $1,599.

RV camping will be available for $950, plus fees, with car camping and tent camping for $99, plus fees.

Lake Eldorado teepees and tents, for $1,600 plus fees, offer secluded onsite camping with a separate check in location. Both options sleep four.  

Photo Credit: Desert Trip.

According to the event website, gender neutral restrooms will be available and may be used by any person regardless of gender identity or expression. This follows reports of many artists speaking out on the issue.