I wanna go to one or two next year. I was considering EDC in NJ because of all the spectacle. If it was different music, I'd be amped, but that Mmcha Mmcha business gets old for me real quick.

Is there any gathering you guys have been to that has an awesome walkaround feel AND music that won't make me a Clockwork Orange?

it was my first music fest so i dont know if its the best per say
but they had a pretty diverse line up
got to see Kast on friday
Disclosure, RJD2, The internet,Chance, Childish Gambino on sat
Jcole, Banks, ALuna George and Empire of the Sun sunday

smoked good trees and sat on blankets
snuck booze and met hella ppl there

over the span of 3 days it was dope
i just stayed with homies i knew in the city

i may go for a part deux this yr
but im looking for something else

EDC came to Orlando, ididnt know anyone on the bill so i chilled
but i want to do Bonaroo or maybe one of the ATL fests

but i think i'm too old and don't have the right friends for it, so i probably never will.

i've gone to coachella and lollapalooza, and they were cool, but i will probably never go to either again. baltimore had the virgin festival, also cool but a lot of the same. i grew up going to hfstival and also got to go to the tibetan freedom concert, which were perfect for me at that time. the festivals that really interest me these days are in europe, mainly england. eventually i'll make myself go to the local (dc) festival called sonic circuits, but i'm waiting for another good lineup.

and the Linganore wine people have 4 or 5 festivals every year that are great.


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Lots of hoes there.

As someone else stated above, Gov Ball in NYC is dope as well.

Rock the Bells was dope (RIP).

The older I get, the less appealing Bonnaroo is.

But, I am making it a part of my bucket list to do full VIP at Coachella. They always seem to have the dopest line-up.

Two stages, great mix of artists from hip hop to alternative to Edm and have this really cool Dj section where everyone gets head phones to hear what the Dj is spinning but only in ur headphones. Silent disco I think is what it's called

Good food and other merch vendors, great crowd and great views of San fran from the island

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their Jazz Festival, or Osheaga, are pretty safe bets.

The Jazz Fest is pretty big, probably their biggest musical tourist draw, the kind that will have headliners that aren't strictly Jazz Artists like getting to see Smokey Robinson in Toronto's once, so it should please good taste.

I've been to Osheaga once, the year Black Keys headlined Sunday and Snoop Dogg (the Lion thing had just happened) headlined Saturday, so a good variety but predictable hip lineups. It's still in the city enough, being on an island on the river, to enjoy the outdoors without having to go as far away. I can't really compare experiences to anything else though.

Gov Ball, Made in America (philly), & Roots Picnic have been my favorite so far

Bunch of standing around a bunch of drunk people, but I'm old

I'm at the point now I hate opening acts, I just want to go see who I came to see and go hone.

But with that said the Jazz festival in New Orleans was fun but I went years ago

I go every year, it's always a great time... except for that 1 year when there was a tropical storm,lol.

I'm trying out Eaux Claires Festival this year -- Justin Vernon (of Bon Iver) is curating it along with Aaron Dessner of The National... 2 days of camping, music and art.. can't wait to see the lineup there.

I have friends that swear by Bonnaroo, but I just haven't brought myself to make the decision to go to Tennessee.

Same with Coachella.

I have a few friends that love Lolla as well.

Made in America is always dope too.

Also, Boston Calling had a pretty decent lineup last year.