The National won big at the 60th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday night.
The Brooklyn-based, Cincinnati-bred group won Best Alternative Music Album for "Sleep Well Beast."
The album was also nominated in the Best Recording Package category.
It's not the group's first run at the Grammys. In 2013, The National received a nomination in the Best Alternative Music Album category for "Trouble Will Find Me."
The National will perform two unique sets during the festival at Smale Park on April 28 and 29. The band will be joined by more than 20 acts across two stages featuring music from Father John Misty, Feist, Future Islands, the Breeders, Lord Huron, Julien Baker, Moses Sumney, Alvvays and Big Thief.
The festival will coincide and coordinate with MusicNOW Festival, which was founded by Cincinnati native Bryce Dessner, a composer and musician with the National.
Tickets for the Homecoming Festival start at $129. Visit ntlhomecoming.com.
For more information on MusicNOW, visit musicnowfestival.org.