Anderson .Paak has just announced that his fifth annual .Paak House event is scheduled to take place in Ventura, California next month.
On Tuesday (April 25), the singer took to Instagram to share with his fans that his annual event — now in partnership with Haagen Dazs — would be taking place on May 12 at Ventura County Fairgrounds.
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“WE’RE BACK @PAAKHOUSE ’23 LIVE FROM THE VENTURA COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS ON MAY 12TH WITH @HAAGENDAZS_US [ice cream emoji] YESS LAWD!!! TICKETS ON SALE NOW!! [peace sign emoji] #THATSDAZS #DAZSPARTNER,” he wrote.
There is expected to be a star-studded line-up as well as a few special guests at the show. Past cameos and performances have included Isaiah Rashad, The Game, Cordae, Ty Dolla $ign, Snoh Aalegra, ScHoolboy Q, Jhené Aiko, Thundercat, Masego, Smino and many others. Tickets for the event are available on the .Paak House website now.
The “Leave The Door Open” singer has been hosting this annual event for charity since 2017.
According to .Paak House’s website, the event was a part of the first initiative of his Brandon Anderson Foundation, which aims “to support and create initiatives that uplift, engage and support the community through access to the arts, supplemental education and unique experiences to expand the imagination.”
“It’s great, because it’s the only thing that really matters at the end — giving back and being with the community,” .Paak told PEOPLE during a December 2021 interview. “Every time we play the show, and I see the people out there, there’s just no greater feeling.
“When I hit all these performers, no one’s getting paid, and it’s not through agents. It’s just me hitting people direct and saying, ‘You down to give two, three songs of your time?’ It’s big that they provide their time for people who might not never get to see them play.”
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The singer’s event made its post-pandemic return in partnership with Vans in 2021 in his hometown of Oxnard, CA. “After a long year of studio sessions, promotional tours, and award shows, I’m excited to give back to the community,” Anderson .Paak said in a statement at the time.
