After confirming that Woodstock 50 will move to Maryland’s Merriweather Post Pavilion, sources have confirmed to TMZ that Woodstock 50 will be a free event, relying on donations and VIP tickets as a fundraiser for issues like voter registration and climate research.

“Sources familiar with the event plans tell us, organizers have decided to release tickets in the coming days free of charge,” reads the TMZ story. “We’re told a limited number of seats will be available for the show — which has been moved to Maryland — and instructions on how to get tickets will likely be posted by the end of the week.”

However, the question of who exactly will play at the 50th anniversary event remains unanswered. As of last week, Jay-Z and John Fogerty have pulled out of the festival, and now, according to Rolling Stone, headliners Dead & Company have fled the event as well.

Additionally, Billboard reports that in the wake of the venue change all 80+ artists on the original Woodstock 50 billing have been released from their contracts, with zero obligation to perform.

MPP operator Seth Hurwitz said on Thursday, “Woodstock 50 approached Merriweather about hosting their event here in Columbia, Md. The Woodstock folks are working on securing the artists now. If the bands come, we’ll produce the show. We’re looking forward to getting an update as soon as Woodstock 50 has one.”

In the meantime, Woodstock 50 organizers have removed the lineup art from the event’s website and replaced it with a message reading, “As our celebration evolves, we are committed to bringing unique voices to the stage. Stay tuned for updates as we strive to create an event rooted in peace, love and music that can be a force for positive change in the world.”