After launching a Grateful Dead beer in February, what is the new secret product Dogfish Head is debuting?

Dogfish Head is debuting **Engine 19 IPA**. The available reporting indicates that after the brewery’s February launch of **Grateful Dead Citrus Daydream Lager**, its next new release is **Engine 19 IPA**, a collaboration tied to Philadelphia Flyer Garnet Hathaway and Flyers Charities. The beer supports **Hath’s Heroes**, an initiative that helps local first responders and their families. In the Stateside festival announcement, Rolling Stone said only that Dogfish Head would unveil a “special product launch” at the July 4 event in Kingston, New York, without naming it in the main story. The additional sourced material identifies that new product as **Engine 19 IPA**.

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Rolling Stone launches first Stateside festival headlined by Noah Kahan in New York

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Rolling Stone launches first Stateside festival headlined by Noah Kahan in New York

Q: Beyond a donation, how will the festival actively promote mental wellness to honor its charity partner, The BusyHead Project?

Beyond the ticket-sale donation, the clearest way Stateside appears set to promote mental wellness is through its on-site wellness programming tied to the premium festival experience. According to the festival details, VIP and Platinum guests staying at Hutton Brickyards will have access to “wellness experiences” as part of exclusive programming on the evening of July 3 and the morning of July 4. While organizers have not publicly outlined a dedicated BusyHead-branded mental health activation, those curated sessions are the only specific, active wellness component described so far. The setting itself also supports that approach. Hutton Brickyards is marketed as a retreat-like venue with riverfront views, cabins, natural surroundings and a reputation for mindfulness-oriented experiences. That environment, combined with smaller attendance of under 4,000 people and intimate spaces such as Scout Motors’ “Tailgate Sessions,” suggests organizers are aiming for a less overwhelming, more restorative festival atmosphere rather than a purely high-intensity event. What is not yet confirmed is any broader public-facing mental health program such as counseling tents, resource booths, peer-support spaces or BusyHead-led workshops for all attendees. Based on the available information, Stateside is honoring The BusyHead Project mainly through financial support, Noah Kahan’s visible association with the cause, and curated wellness experiences built into the premium on-site programming.

Q: Will Stateside’s small, folk-centric lineup provide enough variety to entertain attendees for a full day of music?

Probably yes—if attendees are buying into a boutique, Americana-leaning festival rather than expecting the genre sprawl of a major multi-day event. Stateside is small by design, with fewer than 4,000 attendees, two stages, and nine announced acts. While Noah Kahan anchors the day with a folk-pop sound, the undercard is not purely folk. The lineup stretches across indie, pop, rock, roots and country-adjacent artists, including Gigi Perez, Arcy Drive, Devon Gilfillian and Michaela Anne. That gives the day some tonal range, even if it stays within a cohesive Americana lane. The format also helps. Two stages—the Main Stage and Scout Stage—should keep music running steadily, and the festival adds non-musical programming such as local food vendors, an artisan market, Tailgate Sessions, on-site hospitality and a fireworks finale. For a one-day event, that broader experience matters as much as raw lineup size. The main risk is sameness. Coverage of Kahan’s recent work has noted that folk-leaning material can blur together over long stretches if arrangements and moods do not vary enough. If several sets lean too heavily on similar introspective acoustic textures, some attendees may feel the day is narrow. But Stateside appears to be aiming for curation over breadth. For fans of Kahan and adjacent artists, the lineup likely offers enough variety for a full day. For people seeking big-genre contrast or constant surprise, it may feel limited.

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The festival will take place July 4 at Hutton Brickyards in Kingston, with a capacity just under 4,000 and performances by Gigi Perez, Sydney Rose, Arcy Drive, and more.
Stateside will feature music, local food vendors, artisan markets, fireworks, and exclusive VIP and hospitality packages, with tickets on sale April 30. Partners include Boston Beer Company, Scout Motors, and Hertz.
The event celebrates Americana and offers intimate experiences, with a portion of ticket sales benefiting Noah Kahan's BusyHead Project, a mental-health nonprofit. Rolling Stone is owned by Penske Media.

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How will Noah Kahan's stadium-sized show translate to Stateside's intimate 4,000-person riverside venue?

How will this celebrity-headlined event impact Kingston's vibrant, community-focused local music scene?

Beyond a donation, how will the festival actively promote mental wellness to honor its charity partner, The BusyHead Project?

Will Stateside’s small, folk-centric lineup provide enough variety to entertain attendees for a full day of music?

Is Rolling Stone's luxury festival a new industry model or just an exclusive party disconnected from its Americana theme?

Can the historic Hutton Brickyards host a modern rock festival without losing its unique, serene character?

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