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When it Comes to Music Festivals, Bigger is Not Always Better - SPIN

SPIN·Kim Jean Taylor·25 days ago
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Photo Courtesy of Rocking The Docks Do you love experiencing live music but the popular music festivals in America are getting too big and becoming more about fashion than music? Well, there is a growing number of avid music fans who refuse to go near mega-festivals like Chicago’s Lollapalooza, Indio’s Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and San Francisco’s Outside Lands. That’s why there is a surge of boutique festivals becoming more popular across America in places like Happy Valley, Oregon where Pickathon is held at Pendarvis Farm. It’s a festival known for featuring a diverse lineup of indie, folk and jazz artists on forest stages, alongside enviable sustainable practices and a zero-waste ethos. The 26-year-old festival is known to have elevated indie-darlings Geese early on.  Laurel Cove Music Festival in Pineville, Kentucky, showcases emerging underground talent in a historic amphitheater set into the breathtaking Appalachian Mountains.…

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