Pharrell Williams’ Something in the Water Festival has announced it will return to its roots and bring the 2023 fest back to the producer’s hometown of Virginia Beach, Virginia.

As beach towns go, it’s affordable, accessible, and cool enough that Pharrell can enjoy his oysters and Snickerdoodles in peace.

Coastal Virginia is about to get the Hollywood treatment this spring and summer, as Pharrell Williams' musical about growing up in Virginia Beach is planning to film throughout the region.

Virginia Beach will pay a $3 million settlement to the family of Donovon Lynch, Pharrell Williams' cousin, who was shot and killed by police.

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — A movie inspired by Pharrell Williams's childhood will be filmed in Virginia, officials announced last week, but how does the film industry here compare to other states?

Recent media reports about a new Hollywood movie based on the childhood of Virginia Beach native Pharrell Williams is said start filming in Richmond.

Virginia Beach-born-and-bred entertainment superstar Pharrell Williams will film a movie this spring and summer in Virginia based on his childhood, Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced Friday. There had been ...

Pharrell Williams’ Something In The Water festival is returning to his hometown of Virginia Beach, Va. in April 2023. The Grammy-winning multifaceted recording artist and producer joined ...

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. —The Something in the Water (SITW) music festival, created by Virginia Beach native and music superstar Pharrell Williams, will not take place in April in Virginia Beach.

Virginia Beach native and musician Pharrell Williams shared a picture of himself meeting with leaders from the city this week.

“The demand for the festival in Virginia Beach and The 757 - among the people - has never wavered," says Williams.

Pharrell Williams is bringing his SOMETHING IN THE WATER FESTIVAL back to Virginia Beach in 2023. The 13-time Grammy winner broke the news Wednesday during his Mighty Dream Forum in Norfolk.