Music festival season is officially back and it’s time to get excited for what’s to come in 2021. After being canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic, this year they’re expected to return and be bigger than ever before. So, what music festivals are coming over the next few months? Here are some of the […]
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]]>Music festival season is officially back and it’s time to get excited for what’s to come in 2021. After being canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic, this year they’re expected to return and be bigger than ever before. So, what music festivals are coming over the next few months? Here are some of the many to look forward to before the year ends.
Rolling Loud
Rolling Loud is the largest hip-hop festival in the world and it’s returning July 23-25 in Miami, Florida. Headliners include A$AP Rocky, Travis Scott, and Post Malone.
Lollapalooza
From July 29-August 1 in Chicago, Illinois is Lollapalooza, a four-day music festival. Foo Fighters, Miley Cyrus, Post Malone, and Tyler, the Creator will be headlining.
Bonnaroo
Bonnaroo’s returning September 2-5 in Manchester, Tennesse with headliners including Foo Fighters, Lana Del Rey, Lizzo, Megan Thee Stallion, Tame Impala, and Tyler, the Creator.
Life Is Beautiful
Taking place in Las Vegas, Nevada, Life Is Beautiful is from September 17-19 and it will have some of the biggest names in hip-hop and electronic music as well as comedy acts and artists who create large art pieces. Headliners include A$AP Rocky, Billie Eilish, Green Day, Megan Thee Stallion, HAIM, Illenium, Tame Impala, and Young Thug.
The Governors Ball
New York City’s The Governors Ball is returning September 24-26 with A$AP Rocky, Billie Eilish, J Balvin, and Post Malone headlining.
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Last year’s music festival season was pretty much non-existent due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and many music lovers held onto the hope they’re going to attend their favorite festivals in 2021. The future of this year’s spring and summer festival season now lingers in the air, as several major festivals announced their cancelation. Most recently, […]
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]]>Last year’s music festival season was pretty much non-existent due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and many music lovers held onto the hope they’re going to attend their favorite festivals in 2021. The future of this year’s spring and summer festival season now lingers in the air, as several major festivals announced their cancelation.
Most recently, the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, scheduled to take place this April has been put on hold, together with the Stagecoach Country Music Festival. This is the third time over the course of 12 months that these festivals have been put on hold, and it’s unclear if there’s a possibility they’ll return later this year.
Coachella isn’t the first world-famous festival to be canceled in the past few weeks. The same goes for Glastonbury Festival, Britain’s largest pop event. This legendary festival marked its 50th-anniversary last year, without a live event due to its cancelation.
Since Glastonbury and Coachella happen to be two of the biggest festivals in Europe and the US, could they set the tone for the rest of the festival season? Some other festivals are still preparing to go ahead because they require much less preparation than these two, but their cancelation sent shock waves through the music community and left us doubting the future of other similar events.
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