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Something in the Water' will not be returning to the oceanfront this Spring. Officials in the City of Virginia Beach issued a termination letter to the festival's organizers, formally ending their ...

2025 Something in the Water music festival, organized by Pharrell Williams, canceled by Virginia Beach officials. City officials cite unmet requirements; alternative plans for April 26-27 weekend ...

Last year, Pharrell Williams’ music festival Something In The Water faced several hurdles. After being forced to cancel the 2024 installment due to weather conditions, the team weren’t able to ...

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — A letter obtained by 13News Now on Tuesday outlines the City of Virginia Beach's decision to cut ties with the Something in the Water music festival. On Jan. 21 ...

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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — While Virginia Beach Mayor Bobby Dyer has made it clear that Something in the Water 2025 will not be held the last weekend in April, as Pharrell declared in September ...

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Pharrell Williams’ annual Something in the Water Festival has reportedly been terminated in Virginia Beach—his hometown and where the festival first kicked off. According to Virginia Beach ...

Virginia Beach did not make excessive demands in asking Pharrell Williams to be more forthright and deliberate in organizing the festival. It is disappointing that did not happen.

Virginia Beach has delivered a termination letter to the organizers of music mogul Pharrell Williams' Something in the Water ...

Virginia Beach has agreed to give Something in the Water up to $500,000 for the 2025 festival, but only if organizers meet specific goals and are transparent in the planning ...