http://www.lifeisbeautifulfestival.com/
http://www.lvrj.com/news/big-festiva...1.html?ref=221
A new festival located in Downtown Las Vegas is slated to take place in fall 2013, which will be run by the same organizers of Outside Lands.
http://www.lifeisbeautifulfestival.com/
http://www.lvrj.com/news/big-festiva...1.html?ref=221
A new festival located in Downtown Las Vegas is slated to take place in fall 2013, which will be run by the same organizers of Outside Lands.
Las Vegas is so awfulno moar festivals there plz.
It's Another Planet Entertainment, not Superfly. While APE is involved with Outside Lands, it's my understanding that it's Superfly's baby, not APE's. So who knows how this fest will turn out.
Yes to more festivals in US! jk....
ps What happened to Vegoose Festival? I remember in 07, they had Rage, Daft Punk, the Stooges and etc play....
Upcoming shows
5/13 Ghostface Killah @ Gramercy
5/16 Kurt Vile & the Violators @ Bowery
5/17 YYYs/the Flaming Lips @ Prospect Park
5/18 Sharon Van Etten/Father John Misty @ Prospect Park
5/18 Liars @ Metropolitan Museum of Art
5/19 Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings/De La Soul @ Prospect Park
5/19 Liars @ LPR
Vegoose was fucking fun. But it was still a shitty place.
May 22 - Arctic Monkeys @ Ventura Theatre
June 9 - Devo/Gza @ LANHM
June 19 - Zavala @ Soho
July 31 - Flaming Lips @ Pacific Amp.
August 24,25 - FYF fest - State Historic Park
Sept. 22 - M83 w/ Philharmonic @ Hollywood Bowl
Sept. 12 -GY!BE @ the Fonda
Oct. 17 - Atoms for Peace @ SB Bowl
Ironically wasn't Vegoose a Superfly festival?
Vegoose was the shit, my friends and I walked up to the barricade 15 minutes before Daft Punk, that will never happen again. But, was that venue considered downtown Las Vegas? I feel like it was pretty far from the strip.
"Life Is Beautiful will run two days at multiple indoor and outdoor spaces, Choudhry says, though the specific dates and venues are still being finalized. “It will be a very large-scale event,” he says, utilizing “venues that we build from scratch and the historic venues that are already Downtown. It will be spread out, but there’s also gotta be a sense of intimacy and energy.”"
http://www.lasvegasweekly.com/news/2...festival-life/
The dates for the festival are October 26th and 27th. There's going to be four outdoor stages and seven indoor ones spread throughout ten blocks in and around East Fremont.
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/4/prweb10591798.htm
I hang out in down town. Last fall they did a mini festival that connected the Beauty Bar, the griffin ( I think) and the bunker house in which the ally's were open and people ran from venue to venue watching bands play. I'm kinda excited about this. Being Halloween weekend and all. I know of some empty, gated up lots behind the Ogden building that could be stages.
I'm excited for the venue. And I hope they give local discounts like Coachella does to locals of Indio.
If the lineup is decent, i can put up with downtown..See you at Insert Coins afterwards.
I prefer downtown to the strip these days. Especially the location of this festival. Fremont East with Instert Cons, The Griffin and Beauty Bar in the area is fantastic. To me the strip has been overrun with obnoxious frat types for far too long, running around with oversized drinks strapped to their back and flooded with porn clickers. Fremont Experience is a bit of a carnival experience, cheaper gambling and the nice escape to the bars I mentioned above that have zero gambling inside.
I'm very intersted to see what acts they pull especially considering they will have some smaller indoor venues. I also heard once a month the El Cortez is hosing local indie bands performing on their roof top. Very cool. First Friday is also in downtown Vegas. More art and things to do other than gambling. I still have fun on the strip but I definitely like downtown better these days.
Fax is absolutely correct. Freemont is a way better place to chill than anywhere else. You're not going to have to worry about dress codes or standing in line for an hour to get in a club. Freemont Street is perfectly capable of hosting a music fest with the infrastructure already in place. The stages are big and able to support line array speaker systems. The only problem is the slapback acoustics you get off the buildings if yr standing in the wrong spot. Freemont usually hosts alot of free shows especially when the Rodeo and the Country Music Awards are in town. The only problem is its a public place and charging admission for outdoor shows will not hapapen. The collective groups of casino's on Freemont pay for the acts or they play for free. Check out the relatively new Backstage Bar and grill across from Commonwealth. Nice billard tables and inexpensive drinks.