The Iron Blossom Music Festival is this weekend

• Folks, there will be a Ferris wheel.

What's happening: Iron Blossom takes place Saturday and Sunday from 1-10pm at the Bon Secours Training Center near the Science Museum and Scott's Addition.

• The lineup includes Grammy-nominated Irish singer Hozier, LA indie band Lord Huron, folk singer Noah Kahan and country rocker Elle King, plus locals Angelica Garcia and Matthew E. White.
• Find set times here.

Zoom in: In total, 22 artists will play across two stages over nine hours each day. There will be 19 food trucks, at least three bars serving wine, beer and cocktails, craft vendors and a swing set, in addition to the Ferris wheel.

By the numbers: The event is expected to bring more than 12,000 people each day, organizers tell Axios, and tickets are nearly sold out.

As of Wednesday, two-day general admission tickets for $199 were nearly sold out, and the only single-day tickets for Saturday left were $250 VIP ($129.50 Sunday single-day general admission were still available).

Flashback: Iron Blossom was announced in May and originally planned for Monroe Park. Organizers moved it to the training center in June.

What to know: There is no re-entry at the event, so folks who come to catch the earlier shows have to stay all day.

• Iron Blossom is rain or shine.
• One, 20-oz. sealed water bottle per person is allowed, plus some non-glass water containers that can be filled at a water station (see container details).
• The list of what you can't bring is long. Find it here.

Worth noting: The event is cashless, but expect to shell out plenty of dough for any extras.

• Very limited parking is available nearby, starting at $10 for ADA and $15 for the DMV lot.
• Locker rentals start at $25.
• And it's $10 to ride the Ferris wheel.