Stage hopping for conflicts?

[myfanwy110]

Certainly there must be some tips on seeing two bands that are performing simultaneously. Do these venues not have easy escape routes?

[streamline]

Certainly there must be some tips on seeing two bands that are performing simultaneously. Do these venues not have easy escape routes?

yeah its called being in the back or staying off to the side.

[bender]

For the Sahara it's super easy. Always enter and exit at the front left of the tent. Nobody there.

[SepaGroove]

For the Sahara it's super easy. Always enter and exit at the front left of the tent. Nobody there.

shhhhh...

[MusicIsMyBoyfriend]

You just gotta gauge the crowd for the band you're watching vs. the distance to the next band you wanna see. Stay as long as you can at the current one and then look for the least densely packed way to get out. I usually give myself 5/10 minutes in between to move. You can still jam as you walk away, just be polite and considerate when moving through the people who are still jamming away happily in their spots. Go around them in a zig zag pattern as unobtrusively as possible. Also, don't expect to get super close for every set. I'd rather see more sets farther back then fewer at the front.

[ods..]

. I'd rather see more sets farther back then fewer at the front.

It has to be said that this is not always true.

[MusicIsMyBoyfriend]

It has to be said that this is not always true.

Depends on the act for sure, and the feeling of the crowd can vary from front to back, but you can usually still jump stages and get fairly decent spots for most stuff. But it's all in what your priorities are. This year going to two weekends does change the amount of stage jumping I did do weekend one know I still have next weekend.